Yeh, well Americans like to think they are progressive while still treating women as nothing but sex objects.
Personally, I've always found it odd that people complain about nudity done respectfully, but it is perfectly okay for two half-naked adulterers to roll around in bed on daytime soap operas. That isn't even getting into the link some movies and shows have between violence and sex. How many horror movies can you name that don't flash breasts or display the equivalent of soft porn? For that matter, it seems like every law enforcement show on the air has two themes, rape (of women or children) and murder. I think nipples are the least of our worries.   See 14 other replies

So whiny!   See 1 other reply

No, it never aired on HBO. It originally aired on Showtime.   See 14 other replies

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VERY GOOD =) i likey heh   See 2 other replies

You are in correct "The Outer Limits" was on first, Michael Shanks and Amanda Tapping each did an episode of this series shortly after being cast on "Stargate SG-1" ."The Outer Limits" started 1995, and "Stargate SG-1" in 1997, the episode entitled "Thor's Hammer" didn't air until 26 September 1997, it was the first episode that mentioned the Unas, this episode "Bodies of Evidence," aired 20 June 1997. I think it would be safe to assume the producers used props from their first series, and that would be "The Outer Limits" both series had the same production team and used the same production studios.   See 2 other replies