"Sex Education" Season 3 Left Me With A Bunch Of Questions That I Need Answered ASAP

In Episode 8, Jean opened an envelope from TruthSeeking DNA and was shocked by what she read. Now, sure, we're not 100% certain what she's reading because we didn't see it. Maybe she's surprised by some other DNA results, but it's kinda implied that it's a paternity test revealing Jakob is not the biological father of her new baby. This makes me wonder if Remi is the father, since he and Jean made out in Season 2 and possibly did more that we didn't see. Or maybe it's Dan, her old casual fling, who Jean and Jakob ran into after her sonogram. It was pretty random for them to run into Dan, so maybe that was a hint.

Jean and Jakob were not in a great place toward the end of the season, and they didn't know whether they were going to stay together or not. IF those were paternity tests that Jean was reading and they stated Jakob is not the father, I highly doubt they'll stay together.

I can't imagine all these characters being split up, so I wonder if they're going to find a way to get funding back into Moordale in Season 4 or if most of the main characters will end up enrolling in the same school.

Otis and Maeve's will they/won't they thing has been going on for SO long that I would not be surprised if Maeve comes back and there's another reason stopping her and Otis from getting together.

A lot of fans loved Otis and Ruby this season A LOT more than they loved Otis and Maeve. Maybe Maeve going away will lead to Otis and Ruby giving their relationship another shot (I hope they do, tbh!!!).

Adam and Rahim started becoming friendlier to each other after the whole poop-bus incident, and it's kinda nice. Adam and Eric's breakup could lead to Rahim and Adam becoming good friends and less tense around each other.

Where did he come from? She was always texting him, sexting him, and video chatting him, which made me think they met online somehow. So was this the first time they've met in person? Where does he live? Why did he come to town now? Is he just visiting Viv, or is he here to stay? 

Even though Hope resigned from Moordale Secondary School, the season ends with her still trying to get pregnant. I'm not sure if her conversation with Otis in the hospital was the last we'll be seeing of her, or if we're going to continue seeing her journey to get pregnant the next season. 

I was appalled when Hope locked Cal in the room. I thought for sure that Cal would expose what Hope did at Open Day, but they never brought it up. Is Cal going to bring it up next season or is it never going to be acknowledged that Hope locked a child in a room and is extremely anti-trans?

I also thought that Vivienne's recording would be played at Open Day in front of everyone to expose what a messed-up person Hope is, but alas, no such thing happened. I know Vivienene sent it to all the Moordale students, but it would've been great if they played it at Open Day in front of all the parents and press. Maybe if Hope is coming back next season, this recording will come into play again. 

Hope did a lot of awful things, but it's WILD to me that she forced students to wear signs of shame and that NO ADULTS tried to stop it. You're telling me not one of the Moordale students told their parents about this? Or that none of their parents had a problem with it after hearing about it? How did Hope get away with this????

I know Maureen says they're getting a divorce, but Mr. Groff seems to have really turned a leaf. After he and Maureen hooked up, I think there's still a sliver of hope for him to save his marriage. 

This relationship has been strained from the start, but it seemed like Mr. Groff was really trying to better himself and hopefully that includes fixing the relationship with Adam.

I know this was a sex-positive school, but I still don't think there's a world in which a teacher would think it's appropriate for high school students to sing a song like this, especially at a school assembly. 

I'm glad Eric was safe and it all worked out, but GEEZ, what terrible judgment he has sometimes. 

Did she not think that students would tell their parents? C'mon Viv.

Again, Hope is...a menace to society. She publicly shamed students, locked them in rooms, hit them, and the list goes on. I just wish that the Moordale students would've exposed how abusive Hope was to them and end her career, because she most certainly should not be an educator.