Otis: Why aren't we friends anymore?
Maeve: Nice beard.
Otis: What does that mean?
Maeve: Nothing. We're just in very different places.
Otis: If that's what you want to call it.
Maeve: Yeah. Bye Otis.
Otis: Maeve?
Maeve: Yeah.
Otis: It's called a mustache.
Maeve: Yeah, not shit.

Ruby: Wait, did anyone see me coming in?
Otis: No.
[Otis takes her jacket off.]
Ruby: Careful there. Careful there. Ahh, your aftershave is so cheap. Turns me on.

Otis: To win the race come on the face?
Kyle: Yeah.
Otis: Are you just getting all your advice from porn?
Kyle: No offense, mate, I've had way more sex than you.

Ruby: Shut up and have sex with me.
Otis: What are you sad about tonight?
Ruby: I'm a teenage girl, Otis. I'm always sad.

Boys: Groff loves penis.
Eric: How did the test go?
Adam: Have you got a problem?
Boy: No, sorry Adam.
Eric: What was that?
Adam: They were talking about me.
Eric: That doesn't mean you can hurt them.
Adam: Sorry.
Eric: No, i can't do this again.

Jean: Nice day at school.
Otis: Yeah, it was okay. Your book is causing quite a stir. The press was there.
Jean: Hmm, it's not that controversial.

Sex Education Season 3 Episode 1 Quotes

Boy: They're not still going on about Sex School, are they?
Maeve: Mm. It's as if no one in this town's had sex before.

Host: She wrote this book in response to working on campus at Moordale Secondary, which got some pretty bad press recently following a chlamydia outbreak, and the performance of a so-called Sex Musical. So, Dr. Milburn, tell us about the book.
Jean: Well, I was shocked at the ineptitude of the SRE curriculum in schools, and so I created this easy to read manual to help empower our teenagers, and their parents, as they become sexually active young adults.
Host: Sounds a bit racy.
Jean: Well, if by racy, you mean highly researched and completely essential to the health and wellbeing of our children, then, yes, I suppose it is.