You took their 5 year old boy as your own son.”īut the way in which Seth (Timothy Olyphant) and Alma (Molly Parker) gaze at each other, knowing that what’s about to happen is wrong but inevitable, makes a scene which barely progresses beyond first base crackle with sexual energy. “Yes, to your brother’s widow, after he was killed. Out of context, there’s nothing that erotic about this dialogue: (The chosen scene, by the way, would have to be the final classroom shot of all three women surprising Hank at his morning lesson.) It doesn’t hurt that, aside from a somewhat thinning front part, Duchovny is probably peaking himself, and the episode still manages to incorporate a sweet moment between Hank and his one true love (amid many lovers), Karen (Natascha McElhone). The newly minted professor is “seeing” the dean’s wife, a fellow professor, and a student all at the same time, all in the same episode, and… did we mention the student is also a stripper? Hank’s protective nature toward women keeps things from getting too perv-y - he’s a white knight, after all - and the mutually agreed upon open relationships make the hot and steamy fun totally guilt-free viewing. The third season of Tom Kapinos’ Showtime comedy found Hank Moody (David Duchovny) at his most porny. “Californication” – The Third Time’s the Charm But it’s a scene about love as much as it is about lust, making Salim’s later choices all the more profound. But that short, intimate ride leads them to a literally life-changing experience, one which begins with some lingering touches and cumulates in some of the most explicit gay sex ever seen on television (including a penis of impressive size). When the Jinn (Mousa Kraish) picks up Salim (Omid Abtahi) in his cab, we have no idea what’s coming.
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Season 1, Episode 3 – “Head Full of Snow” Sometimes the best sex happens when it’s the worst idea, like if a hurricane is bearing down on the city and you just re-encounted the hot doctor who treated your son a while back and your kids are upstairs so you have to be quiet but you like how confident this guy is… In this hypothetical, you are Helen (Maura Tierney) and you’ve just had a lot of fun with Vic (Omar Metwally), who might be a sociopath, but might also be a guy worth keeping around. The aim here is to celebrate 25 years worth of groundbreaking programming that has explored this particular aspect of being alive (one of the best aspects, some might argue). Without that creative freedom, it’s doubtful that television as a storytelling art form would have evolved in the same way, especially when it comes to sex - one of the most primal aspects of humanity that the broadcast networks kept behind closed doors for far too long.īecause different things are sexy to different people, this list is unranked - streaming platforms and ad-supported cable networks will be saved for future lists. (And when they did, as with ABC’s “NYPD Blue,” affiliates and advertisers did indeed balk on cue.)īut then came HBO, Showtime, Cinemax, Starz, and a slew of other networks, which asked for a little extra subscriber cash, but offered in exchange unfiltered violence, language, and sex. The traditional networks rarely dared to push boundaries when it came to graphic sexual content for fear of pissing off advertisers. In the days before premium cable, television was a squeaky-clean place for the most part.
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