If we get to it, it will be a lovely thing to witness."Ĭasting director Lauren Evans told .uk back in May that she is hoping for many more seasons "as long as people want it, as long as the stories are there to tell." She also mentioned that creator Laurie Nunn has previously said that she doesn't think viewers will continue watching the show past the end of school. What does that do to a person, and how does that change you? What kind of happiness does that give you? And all the anxieties that come with being away from home. She continued, "It'd be really nice to see her actually living out a dream for herself. Because she's only ever lived in her little tiny bubbles. "I'm excited for her to make some new friends, to open up a bit more and be exposed to a different culture, to a different kind of world.
Mackey also shared her hopes for Maeve in a possible fourth season with ELLE, saying that she hopes the teen with come out of her shell a bit more in America. Is like, 'What do you want?' 'More scenes with Otis.'" Gatwa added, "We ask for that every season. "Otis and Eric, they're most themselves when they're with each other. He also wished for more scenes between him and his real-life friend Gatwa.
To explore themselves and to be more focused either on their relationship with themselves or their platonic relationships with their friends and family," he said. "I would like to see them.look at the bigger picture. He added, "A spin-off would be good but it has to be well-thought out and really unique and not just for the sake of doing a spin-off."īutterfield and Ncuti Gatwa also shared their hopes for future seasons with ELLE, with Butterfield hoping that the show will expand Otis and Maeve's relationship. Maybe the title scared some people off, or made them think that it was something that it’s not.
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It’s definitely the best series on Netflix right now, and probably the best season of TV to premiere this month. I wish I could tell you more, I genuinely don’t know." It’s been one of my favorite shows on television since it premiered in 2019, and I think has been underrated and under-discussed. We don’t know It’s out of our hands at this point. He also opened up about the possibilities for what's next, letting his imagination run wild. At the same time we’ve been doing it for three years now, and I’d be happy saying goodbye to these characters… We’ll have to see." "I’d love to do a fourth season, because we have so much fun on this show. What has the cast and crew said about Season 4?īutterfield told Cosmopolitan UK before the premiere that he's not sure what's next for the show, but he's definitely down for a fourth season. Though we're not sure what's in the cards, Mackey said in a new ELLE interview with that she does have an idea of where she hopes Maeve's storyline will go in Season 4, making her return seem more likely.
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Since Maeve is such an important character, we're hoping that Mackey can at least fit in a cameo if she decides not to return for a full season. "But the bittersweet nature of it is that I also can’t be 17 my whole life." We’ve kind of grown up together," she says. I genuinely care about them all a lot and I made lifelong friends. Sex Education is so momentous as a concept, as a show, and the cast are phenomenal. In an interview with Hunger, Mackey revealed that she has mixed feelings about continuing to play a teenager in the show as she approaches her late-twenties in real life. One star whose return may be up in the air is Emma Mackey, who plays Maeve. Groff, and Gillian Anderson as Jean Milburn. It's safe to say most of our faves in the main cast would return, including Asa Butterfield as Otis, Ncuti Gatwa as Eric, Aimee Lou Wood as Aimee, Connor Swindells as Adam, Kedar Williams-Stirling as Jackson, Patricia Allison as Ola, Tanya Reynolds as Lily, Mimi Keene as Ruby, Dua Saleh as Cal, Alistar Petrie as Mr. Maybe the person who keeps the far-flung kids together is a certain sex therapist? Who in the cast would return for Season 4? That means the show can either follow the kids as they're separated in different schools, or cover the final summer before university. In terms of the time constraints of this teen show, the ex-students of Moordale began their final year of secondary school in Season 3, and the finale suggested that they still have some time to go before they graduate. Of course, it could also start off as soon as the couple reunites, either in Moordale for the summer or somewhere else. While there could be a time jump, similar to season 3's fast forward to the beginning of term, Season 4 could also explore Maeve and Otis' time apart, and how the distance tests the couple (maybe even having some Maeve in America scenes). With all these cliffhangers, the show could go so many ways with its storylines.
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