Outlander has spent the last nine years quietly revolutionizing the concept of the sex scene.
When the series premiered in 2014, it wasn’t radical for media to use sex and sexuality as another tool in its vast storytelling toolbox.
What once was a pearl-clutching shock in the face of old-fashioned conventionality was now old hat for cable television and streaming platforms.
Simultaneously, the rising proliferation of unnecessarily graphic sexual violence had become impossibly exhausting.
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