That was the disappointment with the whole show, it was on the right channel, it had a hot lead star, and yet nudity wise it was just a disappointment.
I did love that show. I still think the ending was perfect -- elevated it from excellent to masterpiece. But not great for hot men, despite being created by a gay man and featuring prominent gay (played by straights) characters.
The best moments for beefcake were: Josh Stamberg in small white briefs (hotter, to me, in that doorway than any fully naked man I've ever seen on film)
Stewart Finlay-Mclennan nude (hotness undercut by Peter being uncomfortable around a nude man like he's never been in a locker room)
Justin Theroux scampering across the apartment courtyard nude
Otherwise... not a great show for boner material. A great show, though! Frances Conroy as Ruth -- *so* good! That character and her performance alone made that show an all-time great and, of course, there was a lot more than that to the show.
That was the disappointment with the whole show, it was on the right channel, it had a hot lead star, and yet nudity wise it was just a disappointment.
ReplyDeleteAnd oddly the creator was a gay man, who only "discovered" nudity when he created True Blood
ReplyDeletethanks for posting, but... eh.
ReplyDeleteI did love that show. I still think the ending was perfect -- elevated it from excellent to masterpiece. But not great for hot men, despite being created by a gay man and featuring prominent gay (played by straights) characters.
The best moments for beefcake were:
Josh Stamberg in small white briefs (hotter, to me, in that doorway than any fully naked man I've ever seen on film)
Stewart Finlay-Mclennan nude (hotness undercut by Peter being uncomfortable around a nude man like he's never been in a locker room)
Justin Theroux scampering across the apartment courtyard nude
Otherwise... not a great show for boner material. A great show, though! Frances Conroy as Ruth -- *so* good! That character and her performance alone made that show an all-time great and, of course, there was a lot more than that to the show.