Hey, me and the wife have recently watched all the 50 shades films, 365 days, and now watching sex and the city. Its opened up conversations about sex a lot and opened new doors. Just wondering what else is out there that people may recommend?
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Not so much sex based, but we enjoy Naked Attraction quite a lot to open up conversations
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I hugely miss Sexcetera! That was a great show for opening up conversation and very entertaining to watch. Old episodes don’t seem to be available for streaming anywhere either which is a pity. There were like 12 seasons, you’d think they’d still be available somewhere (and when I say somewhere I mean Netflix or Amazon Prime obviously 
) - I’d love to rewatch them!
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My totally legit tv service I use added Eurotrash to it the other week. I couldn’t wait to watch it! But boy has it not aged well…
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Yeah, I remember Eurotrash, I think that had novelty naughty, must watch value when it came out but it was never good! I think Sexcetera was infinitely better… but I may well be remembering through rose coloured glasses! Lol.
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Oh I miss Sexcetera! Although it was fun and entertaining, it opened my eyes to the wide world of sex and kink.
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Naked attraction and Open House, on Channel 4 / 5. Both may provoke discussion. I’m not convinced they are not actor’s in Open House though.
Its definitely staged i feel
We both enjoyed the Netflix ‘how to make a sex room’ series (not sure it was exactly called that). But watching that defo ended up in one very steamy evening
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Currently watching ‘A history of sex’ with Amanda Holden and Dan Jones.
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Nice to hear eurotrash being mentioned as this was my go to tv programme years ago - used to watch it under the bed sheets on my pocket tv - my parents would kill me if they knew I was watching such naughty tv - but taught me a lot
Bring it back with up to date format
My husband also used to watch it
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We often talk about euro trash and how there really needs to be a programme like these today. Sexcetera as well. Does anyone remember I think it was sin cities, a guy called Ashley used to present it. He got up to all sorts.
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Yes! I used to enjoy that too 
he seemed to be in Amsterdam a lot from memory.
I’m sure I learned more about sex from those programmes than anything else.
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Yes he did spend a lot of time in Amsterdam. He used to get very involved in everything lol. Great programmes. Let’s pitch a new programme between us. Netflix seems to take anything 
Yes! I do vaguely remember Sin Cities. There really is a gap in the market these days. I think a revamp of one of these would be very popular on Netflix.
If anyone does know a way to watch Sexcetera again, I really would like to. Might be a let down a decade on but I bet I’d still enjoy it.
Sex, Love and Goop is a great conversation starter - even if you don’t like Gwyneth or or Goop.
Real couples talking about sex, and trying lots of different things / toys / tools.
Watching it was a springboard for my wife and I to transform our sex lives!
@our-adventure-bed my OH and I really enjoyed Sex, Love & Goop. I’m not a Gwyneth fan, or a hater, we just found all of the people and their stories etc interesting and eye-opening at times.
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Sex life on Netflix is worth a watch and along the same lines.
Some poor story lines in parts, but is good.
Secret diary of a call girl with Billy Piper was also very good.
I haven’t found anything to fill this void though
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Second a few of the shout outs for Secret Diary of a Call Girl and How to Build a Sex Room (100% success rate of leading to a BDSM session for us 
).
Sex Actually with Alice Levine was a good documentary, quite interesting too
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We saw some of the Sex Actually documentary series with Alice Levine. Interesting interviews, thought she was the perfect presenter for it.
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