''Sex Education' is all about making sure the intimacy is for a reason.'
The Big Picture This week, Netflix's Sex Education returned for its fourth and final season. The comedy series follows Otis Milburn and his friends as they do their best to navigate family, school, romance, and, of course, sex. In a series like Sex Education, there's no shortage of sex scenes to be found, but something the show aims to do is give those scenes purpose — a noteworthy endeavor as audiences question whether sex scenes are even necessary.
During an interview with Collider's Chase Hutchinson, Thackeray shares why he thinks sex scenes can be important for advancing story in the same way other scenes are. Of course, they're important for Thackeray as an intimacy coordinator, whose job revolves around helping bring those scenes to life. Building on that, Thackeray says he wants "to make sure these scenes exist for a reason.
One example Thackeray uses to further drive the point home is the phone sex scene between Otis and Maeve when Maeve is still in America. He delves a bit into why a scene like that is worth showing on-screen, especially considering the ups and downs Maeve and Otis have experienced together throughout the show: "It tells us a lot about them trying to find closeness and intimacy from a long-distance relationship. What it does for us, as an audience, is suddenly we're talking about that.
Sex in 'Sex Education' Creates Dynamic Characters Anyone who has watched Sex Education knows that sex is an integral part of the series . There are sex scenes a-plenty across its four seasons — with characters going solo or being intimate with others. However, like Thackeray discusses, every character's relationship with sex unveils something deeper within their psyche. For Otis, his difficulties with sex stem from a fear of being hurt after his father left.
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