Besides the first scene (a few tens of seconds) of sex, everything else was boiled down to suggested situations. Out of everything else, sex...talk about lack of priorities. From what I have seen, the writers of this show do not seem to use sex gratuitously like in the US. If you cannot connect the dots between out of control human behavior juxtaposed to out of control plague scenarios and the similarities between both that is not the writer’s problem. Human behavior, itself, can many times be more disastrous than a plague.George, there was no love interest, there was only lust interest. And no, "the women", don't like it. More than likely any women that like this show are not avid idiot consumers of soap operas. Besides the show was more about politics than anything (human relations), and it was about a toxic chemical not a plague.Did any of you watch the rest of the forty some odd minutes?