“Outlander” / “Bridgerton”
What’s left to say about the sexy period dramas everyone’s already heard about? At the very least, if your sexual fantasy comes, for some reason, with a European accent and period costumes, these hits are here for you. There are many sex scenes and/or sexual tension that erupts at inopportune moments, there are mesmerizing couples who often go through emotional upheavals, and there are many people who have already seen and can exchange impressions with them if necessary. This is also important.
“How to build a sex room”
The new reality design from Netflix The furniture was replaced with shelves of sex accessories and instead of fighting over tiles and wallpaper the participants experimented with tying up and whipping. “How to build a sex room” brings together different and diverse couples (and one polyamorous family) with a designer who specializes in sex rooms, and the result is as heartwarming as it is positive sex. A cute and non-threatening way to be exposed to alternative sexuality, or at least to start a more open conversation and thought about your sex life.
If his eyes are covered anyway, why does she have to be in the outfit? (from “How to build a sex room”)
“Elite”
If you still have a warm spot in your heart for “Rebels” and the other youth telenovelas of the period, there is a possibility that “Alita” will close a corner for you. This Spanish youth drama tangles every season with a different dramatic suspense plot, and there are also tensions between the rich students and those who are not, but we are here for couples, crushes, betrayals, polyamorous threesomes, forbidden romances, etc. Be careful, it’s addictive.
“Sense8”
The famous series of the Wachowski sisters is a truly original work, and you will be hard pressed to find anything that even mentions it. The story is like this – eight people from all kinds of places in the world discover one day that they have a mysterious telepathic-emotional connection. They can communicate with each other, share information but also share feelings and physical sensations with each other. The new situation not only entangles them with a big action conspiracy, but also allows them to explore and ponder questions about gender identity, love, sexuality and so on. The sex scenes here are as unique as the concept, intimate, momentarily exciting and surprising, a variety of naked bodies of different genders And, of course, orgies.
“dirty lines”
What’s more fun than a sexy series? A sexy series with high-quality and historical framing, of course! It’s educational, actually! Such is the Dutch Dirty Lines, a comedy drama that goes back to the 1980s to trace the pioneers of European erotic conversations. There is sex, there are drugs, there are mustaches, there are funny cars. It’s more of a piece of history than a “sexy series” that you come to for pure erotic enthusiasm, but that’s not necessarily a bad thing.
“Sex/Life”
Let’s be honest for a moment – “Sex/Life” is not a masterpiece series, not even sure that it is a good series. She has one role in the world and that is to pass the time with fun as a negligible and fun candy binge. With full of sex scenes. This is the story of Billie, who lives with her husband in the suburbs and lives a seemingly perfect life, but in her free time she prefers to reminisce about stormier days long gone. Things get complicated when the lover from those lustful memories enters Billy’s life. Depth, complexity and excellent writing? Not here, but if you’ve been craving silly guilty pleasure, lots of nudity and silly dramas – here, you got it!
“Can’t do without it”
As part of the inexhaustible Hollywood need to turn content from the past into new series, She’s Gotta Have It was also born, a series made in 2017 based on Spike Lee’s acclaimed debut film. The director-screenwriter was also involved in the creation of the series, which tells (again) about a young artist who loves sex, refuses to choose only one lover for her and is not ashamed of it for a moment. In some ways the series is more daring than the film, openly and sympathetically accepting the heroine’s unconventional life and also leaving screen time for storylines unrelated to her relationships.
“Bonding”
Tiff is a student who supplements income as a dominatrix. Pete is her good friend from high school who serves as her personal assistant. Their funny and turbulent lives are revealed in short episodes of fifteen minutes each, and everything is based on a true story from the creator’s life. This is not porn in disguise but a real series with round characters and a developing plot, but all this happens against a rather kinky background. Apparently it is not a particularly faithful representation of the lives of the workers of the sex industry, but at least it is not “Fifty Shades of Grey”.
“Toy Boy”
Hugo, a young man from Costa del Sol in Spain, experiences the much less funny version of “on the way to the wedding stop in Vegas”. He wakes up in the morning on a yacht with the burned body of a man next to him, and before he could say “Wait, we didn’t say we were on the list of sexy series” he is accused of murdering the husband of the rich woman with whom he is having an affair and is sent to prison. But wait, let’s go back a second and add that Hugo is a stripper who works in a sleazy club alongside his handsome friends, and that apart from a rich and beautiful lover, a lawyer who wants to prove his innocence (and maybe do a few other things) also enters his life. As a suspense series, it’s not a one-time flash, but if what we’re looking for is to get horny, there’s a lot to enjoy here.