I think this programme was really good. The nudity wasn't lewd or gross, it was there to be informative and it was. I can't see this being "bad" for children to see either; the nudity wasn't in a sexual reference (ie during a film of intercourse) and most children - even young children - are educated in girls being different to boys etc, this was a living diagram, that's all.
The language wasn't perhaps the most tactful, but things were discussed in a respectful mannor and was in the field of knowledge rather than the equivelent of lads in a pub discussing sex in a pub.
I think education is so incrediably important, especially when you see how this country is doing; without education, Jeremy Kyle will be in business for years! That said, how can someone object to a programme like sex education, where you can find graphic descriptions of sex on Jeremy Kyle, graphic images of dismembered bodies on ER and soaps airing well before sex education was aired?!
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