Planet Sex With Cara Delevingne: Season 1

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Planet Sex With Cara Delevingne

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Hulu | BBC Three | Season Premiere Date: February 14, 2023

Summary: Cara Delevingne travels around the world to talk to experts about a variety of topics related to gender, sexuality and identity.

[Premiered originally in the UK on BBC Three on 1 Dec 2022 and will air in the US on Hulu on 14 Feb 2023]

Genre(s): Reality, Documentary, Science

Season 1 Episodes

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S1:E6. Do You Think I'm Sexy?
Air Date: January 5, 2023
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S1:E5. Monogamish
Air Date: December 29, 2022
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S1:E4. Pornucopia
Air Date: December 22, 2022

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Mike McCahill

Dec 2, 2022

Delevingne, in other words, is here to see and do everything the viewer can’t. To her credit, she’s a sparky, funny, natural presence. ... Those who don’t find her millennial restlessness stimulating might well find it grating, or – worse – a total turn-off. That would be a pity, as there are segments of interest in every instalment, whatever your leanings, however you identify. Read full review

The Guardian Lucy Mangan

Dec 2, 2022

It is not a series designed to dig deep into these issues, but it is rare that they are even touched upon as part of a grand sweep such as Planet Sex, and along with Delevingne’s unexpectedly strong presenting skills and directness, it lifted the whole. I love this for us. Read full review

The Daily Beast Coleman Spilde

Feb 14, 2023

Each episode of Planet Sex has a different balance of informative vs. playful, but it never strikes an off-color tone. Delevingne seems both excited and curious to speak with all of the show's participants. What’s more, she’s intent on changing public perception of the topics that she covers—even if it’s in her signature, outlandish style. Read full review

Joel Keller

Feb 14, 2023

Despite our reservations about Delevingne as the host of Planet Sex With Cara Delevingne, the show manages to cover a lot of ground and still be informative about topics we thought we already knew a lot about. Read full review

The Times Carol Midgley

Dec 2, 2022

There were more "Oka-a-a-y" moments, such as when Delevingne said: "I have only once spent about an hour making love to myself. I cried." But there was also much that was genuinely educational, not least that during climax human bodies produce a cannabis-like substance. Still, I did wonder if the ones who could really do with a female biology lesson, ie men, would have bothered to watch. Read full review

The Telegraph Anita Singh

Dec 2, 2022

It is actually educational in places, explaining sexuality and desire, but I suspect it will also titillate a wider audience. Really, they should have just cut out the planet and called it Sex with Cara Delevingne, because you’ll pretty much feel like that’s what you’ve had after watching it. Read full review

EJ Dickson

Feb 8, 2023

Despite flashes of silliness and fun, Planet Sex manages to be neither. If your sole exposure to queer culture is Target Pride Month crop tops and Nathan Lane in The Birdcage, Planet Sex may very well be revelatory. For many of us, however, it’s something of a joyless slog through a subject that should very much be the opposite. Read full review

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AncientAmber

Dec 3, 2022

Well, I'm sure it's very interesting and stuff but I only lasted 20 minutes. My problem was all these shots of Delevingne being quirky or whatever. I have nothing against her but I don't know why the editor/producers/director think I wanna see the presenter pull faces and swish her hairWell, I'm sure it's very interesting and stuff but I only lasted 20 minutes. My problem was all these shots of Delevingne being quirky or whatever. I have nothing against her but I don't know why the editor/producers/director think I wanna see the presenter pull faces and swish her hair around. Basically I was expecting much more information per minute so all that BS was just insufferable.… Expand

3 of 5 users found this helpful32

JimmyBaginski

Dec 17, 2022

Alas, this documentary seems to just be about hating straight men. Cara keeps saying the phrase 'objectification of women' as if it's something evil, then totally turns a blind eye when gay men do it to each other.

The message here is clear: straight men = bad Everyone else = good Also,Alas, this documentary seems to just be about hating straight men. Cara keeps saying the phrase 'objectification of women' as if it's something evil, then totally turns a blind eye when gay men do it to each other.

The message here is clear: straight men = bad
Everyone else = good

Also, why are straight men painted as only being into hyper aggressive, borderline rape-like scenes involving school girls? Or into Hentai? That is false. In fact, that stuff turns me off completely.

Personally, I genuinely like erotic, interesting, intimate, grown up porn, usually with women above the age of 30. I, as an evil straight man, get turned on by seeing those women turned on and into it.

I get VERY turned OFF if I feel a woman is in any way uncomfortable or doing something against her will. So, I shouldn't be made to apologise for terrible porn just because I'm straight. But, in amongst 'THE MESSAGE' Cara does ask Porn to be more appealing to our emotions, and represent something more human and 'ethical'.

That feels good to see and hear.… Expand

3 of 3 users found this helpful30

mauvemage

Feb 3, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Sex has never been so boring. Utterly lifeless and dull look at one woman's quest to find something new and interesting to talk about on the subject. A quest she fails.… Expand

7 of 7 users found this helpful70

Osveta

Mar 7, 2023

Woke-Cara is disgusting....
No vais a conseguir meternos vuestra infecta ideología woke.
Sois ridicules.

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Oxylepy

Feb 14, 2023

This review contains spoilers, click expand to view. Hulu suggested that this was a show for me and while initially it sounded like it could be cool I almost immediately lost interest in Cara Delevingne's asinine attempt to figure out her sexuality when she pretty much had the right idea in the begining, no labels. Going right into the show it felt like she was in an interview she didnt want to be in, and then she had so many hangups about her prior relationships you could see the distain when she learned that her brain lit up for love when looking at a photo of her ex.

Walking into a show like Real Sex you want to be guided on the adventure by the person who can't wait to strip off their clothes and talk to the elderly polyamorous nudist colony, instead it feels like there's more hangups going into segments than a Health inspector bring introduced to buttered grubs.

You want someone who takes you on a journey of human sexuality to feel like they're actually a person and leave you feeling satisfied after this romp through human sexuality, not leave you feeling like they can be summed up by eyebrows and angrily defying expectations because they're so edgy, hating the actor more than you hated their character in Only Murderers in the Building.

I'd recommend this show to anyone who wants to experience violent boredom first hand, otherwise just go watch old episodes of Real Sex, it's a substantially more enjoyable show than this wayward successor.… Expand

1 of 1 users found this helpful10

OlivierPiel

Dec 6, 2022

The English and sex! Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. As a continental European I can't help but smile patronizingly. Spending hours commenting on a topic, where all talk is really ...no action. Narcissism and Onanism are really the two faces of the same coin...valued by fools who don't understandThe English and sex! Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear. As a continental European I can't help but smile patronizingly. Spending hours commenting on a topic, where all talk is really ...no action. Narcissism and Onanism are really the two faces of the same coin...valued by fools who don't understand anything about real love and beauty.… Expand

8 of 12 users found this helpful84

mickrussom

Dec 7, 2022

This series focuses on being antimale, antimasculinity and this is why men of today dont want relationships with women. It is ugly, hateful vapid misandry and spends most of the time with useless drivel and snarky feminists putting everyone down

7 of 10 users found this helpful73

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Seasons & Episodes

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Series Overview
Season 1

68
- Season 1 Overview
  Air Date: February 14, 2023
- tbd
  S1:E6. Do You Think I'm Sexy?
  Air Date: January 5, 2023
- tbd
  S1:E5. Monogamish
  Air Date: December 29, 2022
- tbd
  S1:E4. Pornucopia
  Air Date: December 22, 2022
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  S1:E3. The Gender Agenda
  Air Date: February 6, 2023
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  S1:E2. The Orgasm Gap
  Air Date: January 30, 2023
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  S1:E1. No Such Thing As Straight
  Air Date: January 30, 2023