Coupling (2000-2004)
Coupling (2000) is a British television sitcom that ran for four series from 2000 to 2004. It follows the lives of six friends living in London, and the sexual moments that occur between them.
The show is known for its frank and often explicit discussion of sex, and the sexual moments between the characters are often the source of much of the show's humour. From the first episode, the show established itself as a comedy that was not afraid to push the boundaries of what was acceptable to talk about on television.
One of the most memorable sexual moments in the show is when Steve (Jack Davenport) and Susan (Sarah Alexander) have sex in a cupboard. The scene is both funny and awkward, as the two characters fumble around in the dark, trying to find the right positions.
Another memorable moment is when Jeff (Richard Coyle) and Sally (Kate Isitt) have sex in a public park. The scene is both funny and risqué, as the two characters try to be discreet while still enjoying the moment.
The show also features a number of other sexual moments, such as Jeff and Sally's first kiss, Steve and Susan's first night together, and Jeff and Sally's first time having sex. All of these moments are both funny and touching, and they help to make Coupling one of the most memorable British sitcoms of all time.
Many sexual references. The main theme of this show is sex. Even the title of a few episodes is sex related.
Constant talks about sex and other related stuff. Talk about porn, masturbation, orgasm, breasts etc. A lot of such talk is done in this show.
A man's bare butt is seen in one episode or two.
The main characters are presumably nude, each in one or two scenes in 6-7 episodes while nothing much is shown. Bare back and nothing below the waist. No frontal nudity.
The main characters also lay in bed in many scenes presumably after sex. Some of them talk about sex they just had.
A few kisses between couples. One lesbian kiss.
But nothing very explicit. The nudity and the kisses are many-a-times just used for humour.