Sex Education on Netflix: How many episodes are there of Sex Education on Netflix?
Sex Education dropped on Netflix in January and has already won a flurry of support from viewers and critics alike.
Sex Education is Netflix‘s popular comedy/drama about the son of a sex therapist who becomes incredibly popular at school when he starts dispensing sex advice to his classmate. The show was released on the platform in January and stars the likes of Gillian Anderson, Asa Butterfield and Ncuti Gatwa.
There are eight episodes of the hit show, which was created by Laurie Nunn, who has also written a number of shorts, namely, Pregnant Pause, Radiance, and Gone To Earth.
Laurie wrote six of the eight episodes of the TV Series Sex Education.
The episodes’ timing range from 46 minutes to 52 minutes long and all of them are available to binge on the streaming platform. Netflix recently announced that it had commissioned a second series of the show.
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