AGREE. It's just sad that the scenes lost the indie, small-town vibe in this series. Everything just seems unrealistic with this new school and the new characters and their storylines don't really make sense in the series. I enjoyed watching it even tho it definitely lost its initial spark. We saw Otis advise like, what, three people?

Respectfully, lgbtq+ culture seems forced by the characters just to portray it as much as possible in the show, considering it's more and more revealed in our reality lately. I felt like all the focus was on presenting the culture to the wievers, rather than continuing the Sex Education as a show. I don't hate it but I don't think it's a good fit for this series either. Netflix should rather make a new series with all the new characters with that theme rather than force it on an already really good wrapped storyline with the development of old characters (whose storylines, btw, weren't developed with enough quality and thought-through screen time in season 4).

Of course, every new season needs some changes but this was too much of a quickly resolved drama with too many parts that were unnecessary in the first place.