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While "Minx" is not based on one singular story, it is inspired by real events of the 1970s.
Of course you need to evaluate a show primarily on its entertainment value, not its message - something I fear is being lost in today's society with today's award requirements - but Minx is successful in both metrics, without being offensive to any parties that may begin to harbor resentments - I highly recommend this but be forwarned of the plethora of wangs dings and weeks haha nah but ya for real.. Enjoy!
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In 1970s Los Angeles, an earnest young feminist joins forces with a low-rent publisher to create the first erotic magazine for women. In 1970s Los Angeles, an earnest young feminist joins forces with a low-rent publisher to create the first erotic magazine for women. In 1970s Los Angeles, an earnest young feminist joins forces with a low-rent publisher to create the first erotic magazine for women.

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If you’re a lover of the male anatomy, rejoice, because HBO Max’s new show Minx has a whole lot of ham candles on which to feast your eyes.
The series follows an overly ambitious feminist editor, Joyce Prigger, played by Ophelia Lovibond in the 1970s as she embarks on the quest to create the feminist magazine of her dreams. When she finds that her vision is not appreciated by publishers, she teams up with a pornographer from the San Fernando Valley, who persuades her to create the first ever erotic magazine for women. The magazine, titled Minx , becomes Joyce’s manifestation of female empowerment through the celebration of sex positivity–and it is full of penis penis penis. The series is a fictitious narrative that takes inspiration from women’s erotic magazines such as Viva and Playgirl .
Lucky for viewers, Joyce and her team at Minx take on the challenge to find the perfect dick for their inaugural centerfold edition. If you still haven’t seen the first episode, 20 minutes in, you’re in for a treat with a montage of wieners of all shapes, sizes, colors, bushes, and abilities. Among the throbbing hopefuls, Minx finds its first centerfold in Shane, played by Taylor Zahkar Perez , a firefighter with a tremendously large…desire to share his gifts with the world.
Network television and basic cable is still heavily censored with regulated visuals and language that urges viewers to use their imagination. But premium cable and streaming devices have proven to continue pushing the envelope in the depiction of nudity. Breasts and ass have been a staple for decades, but full-frontal nudity has been a rare occurrence until recent years thanks to the advent of the new golden age of television.
With shows like Looking, The White Lotus , Game of Thrones , Shameless , Boardwalk Empire , Insecure , Sense8 , Sex Education , Euphoria , Scenes From a Marriage , Sex/Life , Succession , Easy , The Affair , Pam & Tommy , just to name a few, there has been a renaissance of sex and full-frontal depiction that continues to captivate viewers with a more titillating form of storytelling.
Minx is no exception as it continues to explore the human form by putting the sausage front and center. The verdict is still out as to whether the actors are working with prosthetics or the real deal.
Check out the NSFW shots and here -you be the judge.
Minx also stars Idara Victor , Jessica Lowe , Lennon Parham , Michael Angarano , and Oscar Montoya .
The ten-episode season premiered Thursday, March 17 with two new episodes releasing each week through April 14.
HBO has never shied away from sexy content. We're thinking the infamous booty munching moment in The White Lotus, the sex scenes in Minx and Euphoria, as well as going back to Carrie and the girls in Sex and the City, or the smorgasbord of gay on Looking. But the…
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That shower scene cropped above is the real deal, no prosthetics. That said, want to see a Jake Johnson frontal even though it’s highly unlikely, but one can only hope!
The show’s production crew have already said in online interviews that only Shane’s character is wearing a prosthetic, all the other actors are the real deal. No complaints from me!
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Around 20 minutes into the first episode of Minx , we witness what can only be described as a penis montage. The staff of a '70s feminist porn magazine watches as prospective male models bare everything right to camera. What follows is an avalanche of full-frontal nudity, with an up-close and personal view of many, many penises.
In the wrong hands, the montage could feel gratuitous. But in Minx , it fits right in. Like the rest of the new HBO show, it's subversive, provocative, and funny. Plus, this racy montage is relevant to the plot: Feminist journalist Joyce (Ophelia Lovibond) teams up with porn magazine publisher Doug (Jake Johnson) to produce Minx , an erotic magazine for heterosexual women. Hence the penises.
It's no secret that there are more penises on TV than ever before. Full-frontal male nudity has popped up in recent high-profile shows like Euphoria , Pam and Tommy , and The White Lotus . On-screen penises might reveal a character's vulnerability or mine humor from a situation. Think Tommy Lee (Sebastian Stan) having a heartfelt conversation with his penis (voiced by Jason Mantzoukas), or Roman Roy (Kieran Culkin) accidentally sending a dick pic to his father.
In the worst cases, full-frontal male nudity can come across as simple shock value or as a way to "even out" excessive female nudity. Euphoria 's first season made headlines for its locker room scene starring 30 penises — which could have been just as effective, if not more so, without them. However, in its second season, Euphoria tended to use male nudity more as background set dressing, while female nudity remained the focal point of scenes that presented women's bodies in a far more sexual (and sometimes humiliating ) light.
Unlike previous examples of on-screen penises, Minx turns the tables by presenting male nudity explicitly for the straight female gaze. The penis montage happens because the Minx staff are looking for something that will turn women on. Throughout the scene, female onlookers, including Joyce and fellow Minx staffers Bambi (Jessica Lowe) and Tina (Idara Victor), nod their approval. In a quick aside, two other women, who work at Doug's publishing company, try to get a peek into the room. It's a funny moment, one that affirms their desire without shaming them for it.
To be fair, the scene is a lot to take in at first. But it's necessary. It's Joyce's first real exposure to the world of porn, and the audience is plunged in right alongside her. "We're opening the show by putting it front and center to immerse you into that world and put you where Joyce will be," Lovibond explained in a video call with Mashable.
Joyce begins the show with a firm view of what feminism is, and how it relates to sex. Lovibond said of Joyce's arc, "You see her quite narrow, limited view of what the magazine can do and who it should be for shift, along with her ability to be a bit more relaxed and lean into her sexuality." In many ways, the penis montage is one of Joyce's first steps to understanding that it's more than OK for women to enjoy and explore sex.
One of the highlights of the sequence is the diversity of the auditioning models in terms of race, age, body type, and, yes, what their penises look like. As Bambi explains to Joyce, "Not all weiners are the same, babes. There's shorties, fatties, long ones, flatties."
Minx creator Ellen Rapoport revealed to Mashable that only four prosthetic penises were used throughout the show's first season — including in the centerfold shoots — meaning that the penises in the montage are the actors' own. It helps keep the scene real and grounded, while also celebrating the variety of bodies shown throughout the sequence. Intimacy coordinators were present on set as well to ensure the cast felt safe and comfortable.
"This show showed so many different body types," said Victor over a video call. "I think that what's really fun about it is that you get to see all of these different forms and they wind up being celebrated. That's what makes the show different when it comes to the nudity."
Added Lowe, who was also on the call: "All of the sexuality is treated in such a caring way in the show, so they're never the butt of the joke."
Lowe is right: The entire penis montage is funny, but not at the expense of the nude models. Much of the humor comes from the Minx staff's reactions — especially Joyce's — and from many of the centerfold hopefuls generally looking like they're having fun. It's an excellent sequence, and a perfect introduction to the raunchy, hilarious world of Minx .

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