A new British television show revolving around the escapades of a man losing his virginity is creating a buzz, and not all of it is favorable.
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"It is really time that Channel 4 grew up," said John Beyer.
Former Channel 4 chief executive Jeremy Isaacs bemoaned what he saw as an abandonment of the quality programming that had built 4's early success.
Channel 4 called "Virgin School" a "sensitive documentary" about the young man in his 20s -- as he spends three months at an Amsterdam "sex school" leading up to a final exam that is expected to bring in boffo ratings.
