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American Gods (2017-2021)
American Gods (2017) is a television series based on the novel of the same name by Neil Gaiman. The show follows the story of Shadow Moon, an ex-convict who is hired as a bodyguard by the mysterious Mr. Wednesday. As Shadow Moon travels across America with Mr. Wednesday, he discovers a hidden world of gods and monsters.
One of the most notable aspects of American Gods is its depiction of sex and sexuality. The show features a variety of explicit sexual moments, from Shadow Moon's passionate affair with Laura Moon to the steamy encounters between gods and mortals.
The show also explores the idea of sexual power dynamics. In one scene, Shadow Moon is forced to watch as Mr. Wednesday seduces a woman in a bar. This scene serves to illustrate the power that Mr. Wednesday holds over Shadow Moon, as well as the power that men can have over women.
American Gods also explores the idea of sexual identity. In one episode, Shadow Moon meets a transgender woman named New Media, who is a goddess in her own right. This scene serves to illustrate the idea that gender is fluid and that everyone has their own unique identity.
Overall, American Gods is a show that is not afraid to explore the complexities of sex and sexuality. From its depiction of power dynamics to its exploration of gender identity, the show offers a unique and thought-provoking look at these topics.
Season 2 has frequent sex scenes varying in degree, length, and clarity.
Male full front and female topless nudity.
Frequent male full front nudity, with genitals not obscured by lighting or camera angles. Female nudity is less frequent and topless only.
A man and woman have sex in a few positions, woman is nude, her breasts and body show, the male is nude but the woman's body covers him so nothing but his upper body is shown. The scene lasts for a few minutes.
A graphic sex scene with two men. Full frontal nudity seen - this scene is prolonged and graphic for several minutes
Explicit acts of prostitution. In the show there are divine characters of fallen love who engage in prostitution to survive. Season one is full of it.
There is an orgy with its naked participants; exposed breasts and buttocks, but somewhat darkened. Then the nude crowd proceeds to lift a nude woman with her hands, exposing her.
Much nudity. Sexual references are discussed in tons. A man undresses in front of a woman to have intercourse; only her butt is shown.
Genital male nudity is prevalent in the early seasons. A photo of a fully graphic erect penis is shown.
In the series it is hinted that some of its characters who are gods have worldly sexual desires.
Media asks a man if he wants to see his breasts. Nothing of the kind happens.
There are multiple instances of Sex and Nudity throughout the series. Sex scenes containing female and male full frontal nudity, sexual acts, passionate kissing, and implied oral sex are not uncommon.
Season 1: Numerous sexual situations in most episodes. There are several sex scenes in which the same woman has sex with different men and women. Several different women are shown topless and nude only from the side. Passionate kissing between the woman and her male and female lovers is shown as well as sexual movement. Full frontal female nudity is shown. Also, a close-up picture of a man's aroused genitals is shown twice. A woman gives a man oral sex, but only his facial expressions and the top of her head is shown.
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