Two Good Looking Guys Naked And Making Out

what is this?

it's from the HBO show Euphoria

Euphoria, Season 2, Episode 3. There is dong.

Natural dong

What do you consider dong?

Dong, natural dong!

All dongs are natural. You think you order one on Amazon and it's shipped to you in a box?

That’s hot

I think the poster meant as opposed to prosthetics often used in filming, R6.

The guy with the longish hair kind of looks like Jared Leto ca. 1994.

that flashback sequence in the episode was somewhat heartbreaking.

What a nice change from all of the threads about Trump, NYC being a crap city, vaccines, and theater shit.

What's the context of this scene and these characters for those of us who don't care to watch Euphoria?

We don't care to tell you, R12.

Dang, they are pretty cute. I've never heard of Euphoria, any good?

I think I need to start watching Euphoria.

Is this the same show where that kid with the bleached hair is standing there watching the army guys in the showers naked?

In which episode(s) might we enjoy some Elordi dong?

[quote]All dongs are natural. You think you order one on Amazon and it's shipped to you in a box?

R5's response is a clever allusion to Tom Tom Club's song "Genius of Love." ("What do you consider fun? Fun, natural fun!"

I for one thought it was witty.

Meh

Given that we're on Datalounge, r18, I hope you'll forgive me for assuming it was yet one more reference to "uncut" cocks.

Is euphoria about bisexual sluts?

R20: Forgiven! Now go and sin some more.

Is that the actual show, or did somebody edit out all the non-make-out scenes?

The narrative seems rather skewed

The hetero scenes look like the live-action version of an old A&F catalogue.

[quote]Is this the same show where that kid with the bleached hair is standing there watching the army guys in the showers naked?

No.

[quote]Is that the actual show, or did somebody edit out all the non-make-out scenes?

Please tell us this isn't a serious question. Because if it IS a serious question, you're an idiot.

I love the idiot

[quote]Is that the actual show, or did somebody edit out all the non-make-out scenes?

It's three minutes out of the fourteen minute sequence that begins the episode.

Fuck you, R27, I don't watch tv so for all I know tv editing has now reached the level of frenetic music videos. I just assume that regular viewers can fill in the cuts.

It's part of an opening sequence that's supposed to illuminate an older character's backstory when he was a teen (played as an adult by series regular Eric Dane). These two actors are not regulars on the series and this is a one-off in context of the rest of the series. Eric Dane's character is the father of one of the teens on the show played by hunky heartthrob Jacob Elordi. The father is a closeted married man who fucks rough trade and trans teens and has a fucked up relationship with his equally fucked up son.

R31- You make it sound kind of interesting. Maybe I'll watch the show later on HBOMAX.

[quote] Is this the same show where that kid with the bleached hair is standing there watching the army guys in the showers naked?

That was " We Are Who We Are."

R33- Ok, thanks.

There are ENDLESS choices nowadays for tv show and movies- Netflix, HBO, Amazon, YouTube ( free stuff)- thousands of choices. It's too much at times.

When I was a kid in the1970's there were SEVEN tv channels and that was it. Seven channels was a lot in those days because some metro areas only had three channels.

R35 I remember having ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS. Also, a couple of UHF channels.

R8 Yes.

Euphoria is very well made. The story, characters, and direction / cinematography / writing / music holds my attention. It seems VERY contemporary but not fake/sensational, which is tough to pull off. I like the focus on each character in each episode in season 1. Elordi plays a terrifying character, extremely memorable smart, hot, cunning sociopath.

Season 1/Episode 1 did not captivate me and I could have done without the two, between season, special episodes. The Halloween episode during season 1 was fantastic. Season two, thus far, is maintaining well. (Unlike, say, the second season of “American Gods” as compared to the first.)

I would also imagine that certain aspects—such as “Zendaya” & “Trans”—could be a trigger for some DLers. I had never seen her in anything before and I thought she was fine.

Could not agree more r38. It is fascinating to watch.

Thank you, R18

[quote]I remember having ABC, CBS, NBC and PBS. Also, a couple of UHF channels.

I am right there with you, R36. I would add:

(1) Until well into the 1970s, our only TVs (except for our rich neighbor) were boxy black-and-white things with at-times snowy reception;

(2) Stations wouldn't broadcast 24/7...there would be a "sign-off" (usually the playing of the national anthem or something with video of a waving flag) at 2 am--earlier or later depending, sometimes, on the day of the week or the station--followed by a test pattern with a steady beep ("until we resume regular programming at 6 am").

(3) "Appointment TV" wasn't a thing...it was the only thing. You saw a show when it aired, during rerun season, or not at all. Rare exceptions were rebroadcasts of particularly popular shows/specials.

Ah...the good old days!