Patricia Allison

Despite its focusing on a roster of sex-obsessed youths since its premiere in 2019, "Sex Education" has firmly established itself as one of the most popular and purest shows on television. Many people are perplexed as to why this dazzling feat and the show's general success have prompted so many people to ask why it was scrapped after four seasons. The show's key protagonists are beginning a new chapter of their lives in season four, which premieres on Netflix on September 21. Since Maeve is attending school in the United States, Otis (Asa Butterfield) and Maeve (Emma Mackey) are embarking on a long-distance friendship. At a new school, Otis, Eric (Ncuti Gatwa), and the remainder of the lead cast are trying to figure it out. In the meantime, Jean (Gillian Anderson) is navigating motherhood and difficult relationships, including a strained friendship with Otis.

The fourth season of Netflix's "Sex Education" is on its way, but it won't be exactly the same. Rakhee Thakrar is the latest actress to have confirmed that she would not be returning to the program. Thakrar told the Daily Star in July that she did not participate in the new series after playing Emily Sands for three series. I can't really worry about why. But I'm so proud of the show and grateful to have been a part of something so significant. Sex Education has nothing negative to say about it. This comes after Tanya Reynolds, the eccentric Lily Inglehart, will not be included in series 4 as a result. "I'm not [returning], not [returning], actually, which is sad, very sad." Reynolds said in a Radio Times interview in July. "It's just the natural progression of these shows," she said. "It's just the right thing, the way it should be."