![]() Just some girl hanging out in her kitchen naked… eh, doesn’t seem realistic to me. Locker room scenes, like the one in the picture in the article, sure. I don’t *mind* nudity on TV, but sometimes I think there’s nudity just for the sake of nudity. I haven’t seen this show, but I’m glad this is happening. You can’t swing an Emmy on a prestige TV set without hitting a bevy of barenaked ladies, and it’s about time that the reverse became true: Tit, as they say, for tat. Or gravity.Īnd if Euphoria is offering up too many trouser snakes for your tastes? Too bad. In other words: It’s not so much that I want to see that many schlongs out in the open, but I rest easier knowing they’re there. And while I meant what I said in my most recent recap - that to focus on the nudity is to miss the show’s greater message about the state of teenhood today - I would be remiss if I didn’t somehow celebrate that this show is treating dongs like commonplace set dressing. Nude women, on the other hand, were as commonplace in Westeros as treachery, incest and Dornish red.īut Euphoria? Euphoria has done for dicks what ER did for medical jargon: Get it out in the open, make it a little less gnarly. Even Thrones had its moments of dudes in the altogether (hello, Olyvar!), though those were so infrequent that they stand out in our pop-culture memory. There are exceptions, of course Oz, Spartacus and True Blood spring to mind. John Oliver, Back From Strike, Scolds Hollywood Studios for Not Offering Writers a Fair Deal on ‘Day F-king One’Ĭonversely, these shows have featured far fewer of their male characters teeing up the full monty.
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