Sex Education spoilers follow.
Sex Education star Asa Butterfield has teased the upcoming third season, admitting fans may not be "ready" for what is to come.
While we eagerly await the next batch of episodes from the hit Netflix show, the Otis Milburn actor has teased that a lot may be in store for us all.
Taking to his Twitter account, Butterfield wrote: "Lemme just say, you lot aren't ready for season 3, trust me."
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It comes after co-star Ncuti Gatwa (Eric Effiong) recently opened up a bit about season 3, explaining that some of his favourite moments included his character celebrating his culture.
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"I can't talk about it too much," he told Digital Spy and other press before the recent BAFTA TV Awards. "This season, Eric returns back to his culture a lot more and I think those scenes were very special, just having a set where the majority of people were Black.
"And it was really great and really powerful, and represented Eric's culture and his family. Those are always quite profound moments."
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Reflecting further, Ncuti added: "Season one, there's a scene where he goes to prom in a full African outfit and a Gele, a Nigerian headdress, and I was like, 'Wow, I'm on a Netflix set, a big set, representing a culture that doesn't normally get represented, representing a character that doesn't normally get represented. This feels good.'
"So any time he returns back to his culture, or is with Otis, those are the favourite scenes of mine."
Meanwhile, fellow star and newly anointed BAFTA-winner Aimee Lou Wood has been looking ahead further to season 4 of Sex Education.
Sex Education seasons 1 and 2 are streaming on Netflix.
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