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Better Call Saul (2015-2022)
Better Call Saul (2015) is a critically acclaimed television series that follows the life of Jimmy McGill, a small-time lawyer who eventually becomes the criminal lawyer Saul Goodman. The show has been praised for its complex characters, intense drama, and dark humor.
One of the most talked-about aspects of the show is its sexual moments. From the very first episode, Better Call Saul has featured a variety of sexual moments that range from the humorous to the heartbreaking.
In the first season, Jimmy and his girlfriend Kim Wexler have a passionate night in the back of a car. The scene is both funny and sexy, as Jimmy and Kim share a moment of passion in a public place.
In the second season, Jimmy and Kim's relationship takes a darker turn as they explore their sexual desires. In one scene, Kim and Jimmy engage in a passionate and intimate moment in a hotel room. The scene is both tender and intense, as the two explore their feelings for each other.
In the third season, Jimmy and Kim's relationship takes an even darker turn as they explore their darker desires. In one scene, Jimmy and Kim engage in a BDSM scene in a hotel room. The scene is both shocking and erotic, as the two explore their darker desires.
The sexual moments in Better Call Saul are not only intense and erotic, but also serve to further the story and develop the characters. The show's writers have done an excellent job of creating sexual moments that are both meaningful and entertaining.
Overall, Better Call Saul is a show that is not afraid to explore the darker side of human sexuality. The show's sexual moments are both intense and erotic, and serve to further the story and develop the characters. If you're looking for a show that is both entertaining and thought-provoking, Better Call Saul is definitely worth checking out.
A video implies three young men performing necrophilia, we see a brief clip of the boys removing the head of the body and talking about performing indecent acts on it. It's then implied they begin having sex with the head which is confirmed later when Jimmy says to a woman "they had sex with a head". We don't see this however we see the reactions of the audience witnessing the tape. We can still hear it very slightly in the background. Despite the semi darkly comedic tone of the scene, this scene almost rivals some of the odd, weird and graphic content in Breaking Bad.
There is a short scene in a strip club, scantily clad women in a suggestive clothes are briefly seen on the scene but are not focused on.
It's briefly mentioned a drunk man tried to grab a woman and possibly assault her. However it's not shown.
We see background women implied to be prostitutes.
A woman is seen walking around in short shorts with bottom of butt shown.
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Saul/Jimmy shows an old man a picture of another man having sex with a horse. The picture is never shown however the man responds with "a man fucking a horse" when Saul asks what he sees in the photograph.
Two prostitutes are seen and ask Saul if he'd like to receive a quick "rub n tug" and how they won't mess up his suit and clean him up with a warm towel before they go. Saul turns them down and asks them to do him a favour and humiliate Howard, which is what they do by asking him for their money in public in front of other lawyers and the word "tugboat" is said.
Jimmy and Kim make out and Jimmy lifts her to the bed as they undress eachother down to their underwear. They're about to have sex but Jimmy stops to tell Kim something, after he does they continue to kiss and fall onto the bed. Sex is implied.
Jimmy is shown taking a shower his bare buttocks can be seen briefly as the scene cuts in a few seconds.
Season 5. Fairly tame sexual content.
Scenes of mild sensuality and kissing however no on screen sex. A few implied sex scenes with characters laying in bed under covers.
The necrophilia scene is heavily censored, but it is still implied.
Crude humour mainly in the first 2 seasons.
A man calls a woman in the middle of the night, she tells him that she's not going to make sex noises, and neither is he.
Two men discuss howling at a woman after sex.
A man creates an attachment for toilets aimed at children to make them poop easier, the attachment makes unintentionally sexual remarks when the child poops. A woman and a man discuss it later.
Two men again say they how howling after sex is great.
A man wakes up to a woman in just underwear. It is implied they just had sex. She then calls to her friend wearing the same, again, implying sex has just happened. The women leave, nothing else happens.
To exonerate a client, a man fabricates a strange, fetish video called "Squat Cobbler." He goes into comical detail about how a man wears a costume and wiggles his butt for the pleasure of another man. It is then implied that they actually make this video for evidence.
A boy reads a Playboy magazine. Some nudity can be seen on magazine's cover (very very briefly)
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