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This is Day #24 of 30 Day Television Challenge
Uhm, a reminder - no rules apply for Day #27, mainly because it is impossible to do with rules.
The prompt is Best or worst kiss or sex/love scene
Eh, this scene from Buffy the Vampire Slayer is kind of why I got obsessed with the series in S6. I'd not seen anyone do that before in a "television" series on a broadcast cable network. (Granted we've seen it now, but this was in 2001.) It blew me away..and I thought, okay, for the first time since S2, I've no clue where the hell are they going with a show. [It's also really hot - and no clothes are taken off during it. And all the way through the female lead remains fully clothed - that just isn't done. They managed to do a really hot sex scene with the characters fully clothed. Well except for the beginning of the next episode - where the guy has no clothes on, and body and chest are on display, he's objectified by the camera, but the woman is fully clothed. At the time male viewers were upset and scandalized, and I was laughing my head off at them - don't really like it when the shoe is on the other foot do you fellas? And so too were the writers - laughing at the male fans. Inside story? The reason you never see Buffy nude or not really nude - is that Gellar had a clause in her contract that prohibited nudity. Marsters did not. Also, it's a violent sex scene - but in a way in which the characters are established as equals. They beat each other up and have sex. Showing how their fight sequences are as Spike alludes in previous episodes as does Faith - foreplay or dancing.]
Uhm, a reminder - no rules apply for Day #27, mainly because it is impossible to do with rules.
The prompt is Best or worst kiss or sex/love scene
Eh, this scene from Buffy the Vampire Slayer is kind of why I got obsessed with the series in S6. I'd not seen anyone do that before in a "television" series on a broadcast cable network. (Granted we've seen it now, but this was in 2001.) It blew me away..and I thought, okay, for the first time since S2, I've no clue where the hell are they going with a show. [It's also really hot - and no clothes are taken off during it. And all the way through the female lead remains fully clothed - that just isn't done. They managed to do a really hot sex scene with the characters fully clothed. Well except for the beginning of the next episode - where the guy has no clothes on, and body and chest are on display, he's objectified by the camera, but the woman is fully clothed. At the time male viewers were upset and scandalized, and I was laughing my head off at them - don't really like it when the shoe is on the other foot do you fellas? And so too were the writers - laughing at the male fans. Inside story? The reason you never see Buffy nude or not really nude - is that Gellar had a clause in her contract that prohibited nudity. Marsters did not. Also, it's a violent sex scene - but in a way in which the characters are established as equals. They beat each other up and have sex. Showing how their fight sequences are as Spike alludes in previous episodes as does Faith - foreplay or dancing.]