User Reviews

Its not an emotional episode, but the way they made it and delivered that message was..exceptional. I am a man and they made me feel vulnerable, making me see through what women/girls go through. Brilliantly done, in orher stories too, this episode kind of redeemed the 2nd season for me.

Absolutely loved this episode. It had the perfect balance of heartfelt moments and comedy. The soundtrack was AMAZING as usual. I love how EVERY character got their own chance to shine this episode. Truly amazing

This give me goosebumps! So many women do go through this and to watch this done in such a sensitive and powerful way made me really emotional. It wasn't overhyped; just beautiful.

Finally the girls come together!! Perfect episode! Lots of emotion I loved it!

This programme is so good in so many aspects. Great acting Great plot Great music Great sets And the landscapes are incredible. Seriously look at the landscapes they are wonderful. Plus it's funny and sad and clever and refreshing. Keep on doing what you're doing.

Seriously,this dude in his wheelchair is the worst of the show

This is undoubtedly the Best episode till date. Phenomenal writing backed by great performances. I can't express how heartwarming it felt. It's simply beyond amazing. Extremely mature.

Can't say more then that... Perfect mix of comedy and drama. Highlights real like issues but in a sex education way. Great acting, great writing, it was just great. Enjoyed every second of it.

I absolutely love this show! But this episode was my all-time favorite. I love the feels that this one gives you. It wasn't just funny and embarrassing like the other episodes but very touching, showed relationships among peers, helping each other through the tough times in high school. I liked it as it wasn't just about sex but other issues that teens face through high school. This is the best episode!

Regardless of everyone's comments about 21st century 'issues' - this episode places the girls in the library as a nod to "The Breakfast Club".

Though Most of the episode is good and informative. The writers got one part of the episode BADLY wrong. It emerges Ruby knowingly had sex with Otis. In the prior episode Otis is clearly shown as being incapable of giving consent for sex. He remembers nothing of losing his virginity,whereas Ruby remembers the entire encounter. Later it emerges Ruby intentionally has sex with Otis because she likes to sleep with nerds when she's feeling down. Otis then asks Ruby if SHE gave consent,and Ruby forces him to pay for the morning after pill.

Imagine for 1 second these roles were reversed and it was Ruby who didn't remember anything ans made to by the pill,and Otis said he liked to sleep with vulnerable girls.

For such an informative and sexually liberating program, I feel this was a MASSIVE oversight o the writers' behalves. It's quite troubling they didn't see this as any form of sexual assault.

This episode is just perfect. I don't usually rate single episodes, and I don't give 10 almost never, but this one is so brilliant and has such a powerful message, that here I am... Well done!

I've never left text reviews on here, but I just had to for this episode. I just finished it and it was a beautiful episode. It was very cleverly written in terms of how all of the events flowed so seamlessly into one another and led so cleverly into the next until it got to the powerful part towards the end. The message, the empowerment, the feminism, the acting...it was all so meaningful and beautiful. The writer deserved a HUGE raise.

This one deserves it. Amidst all the wanking and sexual intercourse in the show, what it does best is at full effect here. I especially love how this episode is able to balance so many storylines at once, and still manages to be a relatively cohesive story.

The acting was great in this episode, especially by Gillian Anderson. Her acting after her conversation with Jakob absolutely hit me on a level I didnt think I had.

What makes this episode so great, however, is not Otis. The best part of the episode isn't Otis' storyline, but rather all of the prominent girls in the show. They get put in detention by Ms. Sands because of slander written about her. They all fight at first in what you would expect, but what really caught me by surprise was how the show treated its female characters with great sensitivity and empowered them without coming across like virtue signalling. I especially loved how Amy's character got the spotlight again, and how she overcame (pun intended) her trauma with them together. Its sex education without the educating by Otis, but rather by the girls discovering what they all have in common.

Storylines are furthered, revelations are found, peaks are achieved, and this episode could perhaps be among some of the very best on netflix, if not on all teenage television. I also really appreciated how the conflict between Jackson and his mums was handled, as I felt they never really got their proper moment to shine until now. It was nice to see one of his mums being accepting of him joining the school play. It really flips the jock archetype on its head.

Also Adam is Adam in this episode, but I won't say why.

Worst episode of the series. It had the most immature writing so far. It is fashionable at the moment to blame Patriarchy for everything wrong with the world, but this series should be above that. Laurie, you've done a great work with this series, but once you've created your world and your characters, think of them. They should be the ones pushing the story, not politics.

I had really big expectations for an episode that is 9 rated

A weak woke episode like majority of this topic shows (include movie and series )in hollywood .

I love all SE episode because different in campare other shows and never judge any gender or Sexual orientation or race or .... .

Expect this woke episode.