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I went away and created all the characters, sort of let my imagination run wild and it just turned into this big massive ensemble piece, which I don't think anyone was expecting. The show is very sex positive. How did you think about your attitudes toward sex going into it and what stories you wanted to tell about sex?

I think to begin with it always sort of came back to the characters and the story. In terms of where I sit in terms of body positive and sex positivity and feminism and all those things, that sort of just comes through because those are the things that I believe in and it kind of comes through in the writing. We had a writers' room for the first series and there were about 10 people in the room, writers and producers and myself. We just had all these incredible, open conversations about what information we would have like to have seen on TV as teenagers.

Through that and through those conversations, we realized it's pretty universal in terms of those really awkward, kind of cringeworthy conversations that you can't really have with your parents or your teachers or your peers, but it is really essential in order for you to have healthy and open relationships with other people. And obviously lots of people telling very cringeworthy stories from their own lives that would then turn into a story of the week. How did you come to Otis as the character that would be at the center?

I think with Otis the thing that makes him interesting as a character is when you first meet him you think: Oh, I've seen this character before. The straight white male, awkward, nerd teenage boy.

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Is he going to lose his virginity or isn't he going to lose his virginity? But then obviously as it starts to go on you start to realize he has a lot more going on that that. He has his hang ups and his own neuroses.

I think for me at one point we did have a conversation about whether we should gender flip the role whether it should be a teenage girl that goes in and has those conversations with her peers. But I always thought it was much more interesting having it from a male perspective. That's what makes him so surprising. He's very empathic and he's got an insight into what's going on with his peers even though he really is struggling so much.

I think there's something about seeing a male character, particularly a teenage male character who is using his heart more than his head is interesting. It's not something you see that often. I think it works better that he's a boy actually.

You weave some difficult moments into the show including when Maeve has an abortion and when Eric gets attacked. How were you thinking about balancing those moments? I think that was always very important for me that the show was equally a comedy and a drama. That's very much how I write, and the other TV shows that I love sort of have that happy sad sweet bitter feeling to it. I think for us we just wanted to make sure that we could deal with serious issues like the homophobia and the abortion story with Maeve, but also sure that we were always treading that line but also make sure that it never feels preachy and that it is done not in a light hearted way, but with a light touch.

The Maeve storyline is a good example of that where I think even though it is an abortion episode it is about us really getting to know Maeve as a character and getting behind that steely armor she has, chipping away at that for the first time. We do that through exploring this experience that she has, which is not a nice one, but I don't think we should revel in the nastiness of it if that makes sense.

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There is an '80s vibe to the show, in the costuming and the music choices. Why did you want to tap into that aesthetic? It was a very conscious decision from myself and the producers and director Ben Taylor who is also an executive producer on the project. We all absolutely love the teen genre, particularly the John Hughes films of the s so we really wanted to make the show have the feeling that it's an homage or that it has this nostalgic backdrop, but that we are talking about very contemporary, modern themes and storylines for the characters. So in a way we were also trying to take this tried and tested tropes of the genre and sort of flip them on their head and show a different perspective on it.