Sex Education — Season 4
Fresh off the chaos of America and with Moordale a distant memory, Otis Lutterworth faces a new challenge: navigating the unconventional world of Cavendish College. But settling in isn’t easy; he quickly discovers he’s no longer the sole purveyor of relationship advice, and must find his place amongst a whole new landscape of students – and competition.

Maeve finds herself in conflict with a stern professor. Though separated by vast distances, the spark between her and Otis threatens to ignite, or perhaps fade. A misguided attempt at intimacy results in a most awkward predicament.

The unraveling of a well-known partnership sparks something in Otis. For Eric, a sense of belonging emerges. And within the intimacy of their shared life, Jackson confronts unexpected revelations about himself.

A particularly harsh critique sends a tremor through Maeve’s determination. Meanwhile, Adam and Michael find common ground in the shared experience of bachelorhood. Ruby lends support to Otis in his campaign—and offers a solace for his soli…

A shadow of sorrow returns to Moordale with the arrival of tragedy. For Jean, a lifeline for one, is a source of dread for another. Ruby undertakes a discreet investigation. Aisha extends an invitation to Cal—though the offer carries an une…

Motherhood offers Jean little solace. Amidst sharp disagreements and a difficult meeting with Maeve, grappling with loss, can Otis rise to the occasion? Meanwhile, Jackson finds himself adrift, questioning who he is.

Partings are rarely simple, and this one proves particularly fraught. Amidst a rush of feeling, Maeve manages to find the precise words. Aimee is stirred to inspiration; Eric, to honest reflection.

The stalled elevator became a catalyst. A long-simmering dispute between sisters finally erupted. Maeve, in striving for resolution, arrives at a decisive point.

Cavendish gathers his forces for the search of Cal. Meanwhile, Eric begins to discover his purpose, while Jackson unearths his origins. Truth, much as affection, reveals itself in varied ways—and will ultimately prevail.


