Naked Education viewers slammed the Channel 4 series after four men stripped off in front of a group of young teenagers.
The “body positivity” sex education programme is hosted by Anna Richardson and returned for its second episode on Tuesday (April 11), sparking fury once again amongst fans.
During the episode, the schoolchildren touched on the topic of male bodies and the boys were asked questions about a man’s average penis size.
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The teenagers were then stunned when presenter Yinka Bokinni and former Love Island star Dr Alex George asked the models to de-robe in front of them.
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After watching the scene, viewers rushed to social media to voice their complaints.
One fan fumed: “#NakedEducation this is absolutely vile and disgusting and any parent who thinks this is normal needs looking into why do we bother having safeguarding if presenters and creators like u put this vile tv out there.”
“This is wrong !! Random Adults baring naked to kids ! Absolutely WRONG ! 1: Who lets there kids take part in this? 2: What type of adult is comfortable doing this? 3: How is this being allowed to air on National tv #NakedEducation,” added another seething viewer.
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A third echoed: “So now we are having naked men stand in front or children. Disgusting. Disgraceful. Offensive”.
While other viewers were quick to praise the new series, with one person branding it “fantastic” and “empowering”.
They wrote: “I said it last week and I’ll say it again. What a FANTASTIC show!! So important, so educational and so empowering!! I love it!! Well done Channel 4 for pushing boundaries and airing this. I look forward to the transgender discussions next week. #NakedEducation.”
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Another penned: “Wow at #NakedEducationso pleased to see something like this on the TV for young adults growing up (even for me at 30)!! Very empowering to watch…Especially when there is so much pressure to ‘look a certain way’..”
Echoing these views, someone else shared: “Fantastic episode of #NakedEducation – I have lived with so much body dysmorphia over the years from scars on my body and my weight. If only this had been on and/or lessons like this were taught when I was at school.”
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