If you’ve opened your Netflix account of late, you’ll no doubt have come across the show Sex/Life.
The raunchy US dramedy has risen to the top of the most-watched chart since its release last month, and let’s just say if you haven’t seen it yet, it is truly the wildest ride on the streaming service right now.
The jury’s still out on whether that’s a compliment or not, but it is not one for the more prudish of viewers, put it that way.
It tells the story of a woman called Billie, who lives a comfortable but sexually-unfulfilling life with her husband Cooper and their young children in the affluent New York suburbs.
However, she can’t stop thinking about her wild younger years – more specifically the wild sex life she had with her rocker ex, Brad.
When her husband finds her electronic journal with all of her deepest desires written down, her past and present come colliding together in ways Billie doesn’t expect.
If you’ve managed to sit through all eight episodes (or made it as far as *that* scene in episode three), you’ll know exactly what we are talking about when we say it’s one of the most surreal watches we’ve had in a long time – although people on Twitter have done a much better job of summing it up than we ever could.
Take it away, Twitter...
Sex/Life is available to stream on Netflix now.
The raunchy US dramedy has risen to the top of the most-watched chart since its release last month, and let’s just say if you haven’t seen it yet, it is truly the wildest ride on the streaming service right now.
The jury’s still out on whether that’s a compliment or not, but it is not one for the more prudish of viewers, put it that way.
It tells the story of a woman called Billie, who lives a comfortable but sexually-unfulfilling life with her husband Cooper and their young children in the affluent New York suburbs.
However, she can’t stop thinking about her wild younger years – more specifically the wild sex life she had with her rocker ex, Brad.
When her husband finds her electronic journal with all of her deepest desires written down, her past and present come colliding together in ways Billie doesn’t expect.
If you’ve managed to sit through all eight episodes (or made it as far as *that* scene in episode three), you’ll know exactly what we are talking about when we say it’s one of the most surreal watches we’ve had in a long time – although people on Twitter have done a much better job of summing it up than we ever could.
Take it away, Twitter...
1. Basically, the whole premise of the show is deeply flawed
2. The plot is flimsy, let’s be real
3. Just you wait until episode three
4. Speaking of which...
5. Alternatively
6. And if you’ve not seen *that* scene, this is one way of putting it
7. Let’s just say, this is pretty much to scale
8. We need answers
9. Yeah, this was a thing that happened
10. You and us both
11. Noted.
12. The script writers must have worked real hard on this scene
13. We’ll admit though, this was actually pretty funny
14. This pretty much sums up how we felt too
I honestly do not know what to think about Billie after the last episode ??#SexLifepic.twitter.com/mjC2L0Yq8G
— The_Ivorian_Girl ? (@FranceAlexandra) June 30, 2021
15. Yep
16. Yes it’s trash, but my god there’s a lot to dissect
17. Somehow, we’re left wanting more?
18. Mind. Blown.
Sex/Life is available to stream on Netflix now.
