5 TV series that are smutty enough to Watch Alone.

Billie (Sarah Shahi) daydreams and writes about her hot ex while her husband and son watch. The show's steamy scenes focus on women's desires. Netflix.

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Julia Quinn's historical romance books. In the first episode, Daphne (Phoebe Dynver) and the Duke of Hastings fall in love (Rege-Jean Page). Castle sex abounds. Netflix-watch.

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This show is like Hustlers or Zola & Zola. Katori Hall's play inspired the show. The episode focuses on The Pynk and its employees. The first season discredits the sex business while focusing on black musicians. Starz.com

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This BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney's best-selling novel captivated audiences. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal play an Irish couple from high school to college.

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Two Mexican American sisters return home after their mother's death to find she was married to their dream woman. Latinos produce and direct The show shows queer identity and relationships honestly. Hulu.com

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5 TV series that are smutty enough to Watch Alone.

Billie (Sarah Shahi) daydreams and writes about her hot ex while her husband and son watch. The show's steamy scenes focus on women's desires. Netflix.

1. Sex/Life (2021-present)

Julia Quinn's historical romance books. In the first episode, Daphne (Phoebe Dynver) and the Duke of Hastings fall in love (Rege-Jean Page). Castle sex abounds. Netflix-watch.

2.Bridgerton (2020-present )

This show is like Hustlers or Zola & Zola. Katori Hall's play inspired the show. The episode focuses on The Pynk and its employees. The first season discredits the sex business while focusing on black musicians. Starz.com

3. P-Valley (2020-present)

This BBC adaptation of Sally Rooney's best-selling novel captivated audiences. Daisy Edgar-Jones and Paul Mescal play an Irish couple from high school to college.

4. Normal People (2020)

Two Mexican American sisters return home after their mother's death to find she was married to their dream woman. Latinos produce and direct The show shows queer identity and relationships honestly. Hulu.com

5. Vida (2018-20)

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