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Super Hot Warrior Man is back to "conquer" us all.
Euphoria season 2 episode 2 spoilers follow.
Euphoria 's season two premiere was HBO's most talked-about episode since Game of Thrones choked its finale in 2019 , as per Variety . Did a gag-worthy number of penises (penii?) help drive this increased conversation around Euphoria 's return? Let's just say it didn't hurt...
And now, only one week later, Euphoria is combining the best of both worlds with a giant wang that's attached to an imaginary Game of Thrones -esque warrior in Kat's bedroom.
Here's that scene again, in case you forgot what that looked like. Just don't move too close to the screen, you might poke your eye out. YOU HAVE BEEN WARNED.
Last week's episode threw an abattoir's worth of meat onscreen to reposition male nudity as something that can be laughed at, thereby robbing dicks of their power onscreen. For once, the exposed wieners reinforced how weak men can be, associating their willies with vulnerability rather than toxicity or power.
Episode two does something similar but from a completely different angle. This time round, the naked male form is depicted as strength personified. Actor Brock O'Hurn, aka Super Hot Warrior Man (his character's actual name, we kid you not) represents the pinnacle of physical perfection — assuming you're into conventional beauty standards, of course.
Longtime Euphoria fans might recall that Super Hot Warrior Man has appeared in Kat's world before. Remember in season one 's third episode when her gains in confidence coincided with a wild Game of Thrones-esque crossover moment?
Super Hot Warrior Man enters this scene from a similar position of power by impaling Ethan before telling Kat he has plans to use a different kind of sword with her. Which he then does. Quite vigorously. But this Dothraki knockoff isn't "conquering" Kat, despite what he says. Because this, of course, is Kat's story.
From the ripped, glistening muscles to that girthy one-eyed monster, everything that's "strong" about male physicality here actually comes from Kat's horny imagination. And despite playing a submissive role in the sex, Kat is very much in control of the narrative, quite literally, because this is really a memory she's embellished while chatting to her pals in the bathroom at school.
The Game of Thrones parallel is very deliberate here. In that HBO show, women were often depicted as powerless in sex, the victims of cruel and unnecessary violence . But in Euphoria , it's the male fantasy-warrior who is objectified, penis and all.
So yes, this naked man is depicted as strong and mighty in ways that the men and their floppy wangs from last week's episode were not. Yet regardless, it's the female point of view that stands erect and tall at the forefront of this scene.
No matter how powerful Super Hot Warrior Man might be or how much he takes charge physically, he only exists to please Kat. Even in 2022, that kind of gendered power reversal is something we don't see often enough when it comes to sex and its portrayal onscreen.
While it's impressive to see Euphoria actively explore and deconstruct the impact of male nudity in season two , the show continues to draw its fair share of detractors who argue that this is all just played for shock value. And there might be some truth to that.
But if a gaggle of cocks onscreen can also generate some much-needed conversations around sex and misogyny, then we hope to see a lot more of Super Hot Warrior Man and his giant, throbbing shock value moving forward.
Euphoria airs Sunday nights on HBO and Monday nights on NOW and Sky Atlantic in the UK.
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Euphoria used an 'intimacy coordinator' to help film the sex scenes and make sure the actors were comfortable.
HBO's Euphoria gained a lot of hype before it aired back in 2019 thanks to reports of '30 penises' on screen . While that scene was decidedly *not* as dramatic as everyone was making it out to be, the show has depicted some uncomfortably graphic sex scenes that seem like a nightmare to film for everyone involved.
In case you were wondering how the cast shot those scenes, here's your answer: Euphoria uses an intimacy coordinator, Amanda Blumenthal, on set who monitors the sex scenes on the show and works with the actors to make sure they are comfortable during those intimate scenes. They mediate between the actors and the directors. If an actor has had enough, they tell the director that the scene needs to stop.
It's the same kind of technique that was used on Netflix's Sex Education and has now become a key must have on any television or movie set.
For Eric Dane's full-frontal scene , he revealed to Entertainment Weekly how the intimacy coordinator helped him shoot the scene: “It helps to have one voice in your ear. One voice that you can express your feelings to, and somebody that is an advocate for the actors. It just simplifies a lot of things and makes for a safe and comfortable environment while shooting something that is fairly uncomfortable to shoot."
Algee Smith, who was recast after Brian "Astro" Bradley dropped out of filming, also detailed how the coordinator helped him shoot his nude sex scene with Sydney Sweeney in an interview with Bossip .
When asked what it was like working with the cast in such intimate scenarios, he said: "...when me and Sydney were doing sex scenes we had an intimacy coordinator on set that HBO brought in to make sure nothing got out of hand. At times that we were feeling uncomfortable the intimacy coordinator would go to the director like ‘Okay they’re not doing any more that’s it.’ We made each other feel very comfortable no matter what the scene was."
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HBO also abides by some very rigorous guidelines and rules when it comes to sex scenes too. In an interview with The Hollywood Reporter , show creator Sam Levinson revealed the "funny legalities" of shooting those scenes.
"Like, 'Oh they're not allowed to hook up in the front seat, the rider says that they can only hook up in the back seat,'" he explained.
"So if two people are kissing in the front seat of a car and it's, like, heavy petting or something, Amanda would be like, 'Sam, you have to cut.' I'm like, 'Why? They're supposed to hook up.' And she's like, 'Well, the rider says for the back seat, not the front seat.' Just the way HBO legal would do the contracts, it's very specific as to what you can show and what you can't show [based on] how it’s written in the script."

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Euphoria is an edgy teen drama thanks to its array of highly controversial scenes including a shocking depiction of fan fiction.
Content Warning: The following article contains discussions of sexuality, drug addiction, homophobia, physical abuse, and self-harm.
Season 1 of Euphoria is in the books. It quickly became one of the most talked-about shows in recent memory for a variety of reasons. The HBO series pulled no punches as it painted a realistic and often graphic picture of the lives of teenagers struggling with many different problems.
Drug addiction, nudity, homophobia, violence, blackmail, abusive relationships, and much more were explicitly showcased in Euphoria . Almost every episode was followed by a lengthy discussion across social media platforms. One topic that often came up was how wild the show was and its most controversial moments.
Updated on September 10th, 2021 by Kevin Pantoja: Although Euphoria season 2 still doesn't have an official premiere date, loyal fans are eager with anticipation. They can't wait to see more of the characters they love and the controversial scenes that make the show so unique. To tide viewers over, two special episodes were aired that centered on Rue and Jules. While they were different from the core show, these episodes still featured plenty of scenes that left the audience talking for days, just like they did with the shocking moments from season 1.
Updated on February 27th, 2022 by Kevin Pantoja: Now that Euphoria has delivered on season 2, it's interesting to see where the show has gone in terms of controversial scenes. In season 1, everything was a surprise but by now, the audience is more used to the show focusing on touchy subject matter. While it's more expected at this point, that does
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