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Cecil Terwilliger · 01-09-2021, 02:04 PM

It’s all on your head. The only notable example is GoT and it was because they got a lot of heat for exploiting sex and having scenes too graphic that were being used to titillate. Then they got woke and it went away for a few seasons. Then they got in trouble again with the Jaime/Cersei sex scene and the sansa rape.

No other shows mentioned are notable for this type of change. Definitely not the Sopranos. It was never known for graphic violence or nudity.

The Alexandra Dadario scene in True Detective might be one of the worst examples of all time. S1 is one of the best seasons ever made and the crappiness of later seasons had nothing to do with Woody tossing her salad.

Funny enough, a different scene involving eating ass was what started the GoT controversy and helped coin the idiotic term “sexposition”. The scene with the two prostitutes in Littlefinger’s brothel while he talked about power.

01-09-2021, 02:04 PM	#13
Cecil Terwilliger That Crazy Guy at the Bus Stop Join Date: Jun 2010 Location: Springfield Penitentiary Exp:	It’s all on your head. The only notable example is GoT and it was because they got a lot of heat for exploiting sex and having scenes too graphic that were being used to titillate. Then they got woke and it went away for a few seasons. Then they got in trouble again with the Jaime/Cersei sex scene and the sansa rape. No other shows mentioned are notable for this type of change. Definitely not the Sopranos. It was never known for graphic violence or nudity. The Alexandra Dadario scene in True Detective might be one of the worst examples of all time. S1 is one of the best seasons ever made and the crappiness of later seasons had nothing to do with Woody tossing her salad. Funny enough, a different scene involving eating ass was what started the GoT controversy and helped coin the idiotic term “sexposition”. The scene with the two prostitutes in Littlefinger’s brothel while he talked about power. Last edited by Cecil Terwilliger; 01-09-2021 at 02:12 PM.