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Fear the Walking Dead (2015)
Fear the Walking Dead (2015) is a post-apocalyptic horror drama television series that follows a group of survivors struggling to survive in the wake of a zombie apocalypse. The show has been praised for its intense and thrilling moments, as well as its exploration of human relationships in a post-apocalyptic world. One of the most interesting aspects of the show is its exploration of sexuality.
The show features a variety of sexual moments, ranging from romantic to explicit. One of the most memorable scenes is when Madison (Kim Dickens) and Travis (Cliff Curtis) share a passionate kiss in the middle of a zombie attack. This scene is a powerful reminder of the importance of human connection, even in the midst of chaos.
The show also features a number of explicit sexual scenes, such as when Alicia (Alycia Debnam-Carey) and Matt (Maestro Harrell) have sex in a hotel room. This scene is a reminder of the power of physical intimacy, even in a world where death is always looming.
The show also features a number of LGBT characters, such as Tobias (Lincoln A. Castellanos) and Nick (Frank Dillane). This is a refreshing change from the usual heteronormative depictions of sexuality in television and film.
Overall, Fear the Walking Dead (2015) is a powerful exploration of sexuality in a post-apocalyptic world. The show features a variety of sexual moments, ranging from romantic to explicit, and its inclusion of LGBT characters is a welcome change from the usual heteronormative depictions of sexuality in television and film.
In the first ten minutes alone of the pilot the following happens: for most of the time an eighteen year old boy is shirtless; a young woman probably the same age as the boy is shown crouched and pantless with a shirt baggy enough to see her breasts, although she is wearing a bra, and a rod is stabbed through one breast; the same teenage boy falls over in a hospital gown to reveal the backside of boxers; a teenage girl is shown in a towel twice; and modest kissing between a married couple.
In the fourth episode, a teenage boy is shown multiple times in a swimming pool. Later, a man and woman are kissing each other in various places, and the man tries to undo the woman's bra, but she stops him and no more than kissing is shown beyond that. A married couple are shown in a car after sex. The husband refers to it as make-up sex and says they should fight more often. Nothing more than the husband in a button up shirt is shown.
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