There’s even a scene with Billie and her ex Brad (played by Adam Demos) engaging in typically taboo oral endeavors with chocolate sauce. Within the eight episodes of the show, which premiered in late June, there’s full-frontal male nudity, a well-attended suburban sex party and a montage of protagonist Billie, played by Sarah Shahi, being bent into nearly every position of the Kama Sutra. “In one episode is as much sex as you get in one season of most shows,” said Casey Hudecki, the intimacy coordinator for the series, which focuses on a wealthy married mother in stuffy Connecticut fantasizing about her sexcapades with a bad-boy ex. In the Netflix series “ Sex/Life,” there’s so much flesh on display, one could mistake it for the Spice Channel of the ’90s. Netflix orders second round of layoffs as streaming giant slumps Tesla to pay workers’ abortion travel costs after moving HQ to Texas
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