Outlander-tv series
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The author, Diana Gabaldon, says this is the story of a marriage, a deep, close marriage of 50 years or so. Sex, she says, is part of the marriage.
I have read all the books, really loved them, and am enjoying the tv series, which, btw, airs on Starz at 9 pm every Saturday (for the next 6 weeks, There will probably be a break until the next season, already contracted.)
If you can't get Starz, they are available on DVD and Blu-Ray from Amazon and other places.
I have read all the books, really loved them, and am enjoying the tv series, which, btw, airs on Starz at 9 pm every Saturday (for the next 6 weeks, There will probably be a break until the next season, already contracted.)
If you can't get Starz, they are available on DVD and Blu-Ray from Amazon and other places.
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Blowing the nose and using the rest room is part of Life itself but it doesn't make it appropriate to watch... 3 to five times per one hour episode..following in the footsteps of GOT and TB. Rape, explicit sex and beating women is not entertainment to me, it disgusting. Talk about a war on women and degrading women...this show takes the cake. The write lacks skill and uses sex and violence to fill it a slow story. The last and final time I watched it had three explicit sex scenes, one rape and one (women) beating...in one hour. Last time I checked, married people do not have relations publicly and say its part of marriage. lol
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Agree with this statement. There are a lot of TV programs any more with bedroom scenes--turns me off as it will occur several times in a 1/2 or 1 hour program and lends nothing to the story.
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