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“You’ll notice that the choice we landed on didn’t involve dominance,” Fields says.“Philip wasn’t on top, and Elizabeth wasn’t on top.“I think there was a pressure for a time for shows and movies to provide that service, and it always felt false because it was like, ‘Here’s the titillating part of the movie.’ It was a marketing technique,” says Willimon.“Now you can’t put anything on TV that’s more pornographic than what’s easily available with a few mouse clicks.“It’s difficult to film sex scenes not just because it’s awkward for the actors to be disrobed making out with a colleague in front of a lot of people, but mostly because it’s very difficult to make it look real,” says Beau Willimon, the showrunner of , the award-winning Netflix series about devious politicians.“You run the risk of pulling the audience out because they’re reminded in that moment that they’re watching a show, and usually you are trying to avoid that.” In many ways, porn has been freeing to TV writers.

Access to graphic sex online spurred networks into what became a nudity arms race.“We were looking for something that expressed mutuality but also great intimacy,” says Weisberg.To add an extra complication, they wanted the couple’s daughter, Paige (Holly Taylor), to walk in on them as she was trying to snoop for clues about her parents’ secrets.But the married-couple sex scene most widely praised by critics in the last several years was one between Elizabeth (Keri Russell) and Philip (Matthew Rhys) Jennings, Russian spies masquerading as American suburbanites on FX’s .Showrunners Joel Fields and Joe Weisberg began season two sitting in their writers’ room trying to list every single sex position known to man.