TV-sarjan luojat:
Michelle AshfordSävellys:
Michael PennNäyttelijät:
Michael Sheen, Lizzy Caplan, Caitlin Fitzgerald, Teddy Sears, Nicholas D'Agosto, Heléne Yorke, Beau Bridges, Julianne Nicholson, Rose McIver (lisää)Suoratoistopalvelut (3)
Kaudet(4) / Jaksot(46)
Juonikuvaukset(1)
Masters of Sex on draamasarja, joka perustuu Thomas Maierin teokseen Masters of Sex: The Life and Times of William Masters and Virginia Johnson. Kyseessä on elämänkerta tutkijapari Masters & Johsonista, jotka editivät seksin tutkimusta merkittävästi. (Universal Pictures Fin.)
Käyttäjän Necrotongue tähän sarjaan liittyvät arvostelut (35)
Below the Belt (2014) (S02E10)
While Bill Masters' problem reaches a critical stage, Doctor Langham is forced to make the ultimate sacrifice. The study only appears marginally, but the storyline remains sufficiently intriguing and entertaining, although the excellent atmosphere that made me add an extra star has disappeared from the series.
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The Revolution Will Not Be Televised (2014) (S02E12)
I am a bit confused as to why the creators saved the best for the last two episodes? It's a shame they did not approach the entire second season like this, as it had many weak points compared to the first season, so I was already worried that the writers were running out of ideas. The ending, however, was definitely successful.
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Season 3 (2015) (S03)
To my surprise I liked the third season much more than the second one. I found it much tighter, and the quality of the episodes didn’t fluctuate like in the previous one. I would say that it’s comparable to the excellent first season. The main difference is that the first season focused more on the study, while the third one was mainly about relationships. I was afraid it would make me lose interest in the series but thankfully the creators refused to turn it into a cheap romance and I'm still having a great time.
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Three's a Crowd (2015) (S03E02)
I was afraid that several episodes would be devoted to Virginia's pregnancy, but the creators worked their magic with time and in my opinion, it only benefited the story. Billova's version of the song Danny Boy was perfect.
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Undue Influence (2015) (S03E04)
The solution to the book sale situation amused me, but the new friendly Bill really got me. Even the Terminator would be better at showing emotions. The whole episode focuses mainly on the relationships of the supporting characters, but this time it was not a problem at all.
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Monkey Business (2015) (S03E07)
I had a great time with this episode. The inadequately active ape, who acted as if he had just returned from a sixteen-hour shift in the mine and had specific sexual habits, was perfect. And Dr. Langham, who returned as the inseminator, made me completely satisfied.
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Through a Glass, Darkly (2015) (S03E10)
Bill may be an excellent scientist, but his private life somehow slips through his fingers, especially when it was shown that alcohol can perfectly darken even a trained mind. Anyway, I have to rate the series very positively, the end of the third season is approaching and I'm still having a great time.
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Season 4 (2016) (S04)
The fourth season nicely picked up where the third one left off and focused more on the relationships between the characters. The study only served as a kind of background to the stories. I had already realized in the previous season that the series works well without the main focus on the study, but I was surprised again at how much fun I had. Particularly the character of Elizabeth has undergone a significant transformation, and certainly not in a bad way.
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Inventory (2016) (S04E02)
The second episode was only slightly weaker compared to the previous one, which in the case of this series means that it was still amazing. Some series are too long even though they only have six episodes, but here I am enjoying myself greatly already in the fourth season.
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The Pleasure Protocol (2016) (S04E03)
The division of the clinic into two equal parts took place in complete calm, the new assistants seem to be functioning well, but it is difficult to find answers to some quite simple questions. I also horrifyingly discovered that a visit to Alcoholics Anonymous may not always be completely anonymous.
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Coats or Key (2016) (S04E04)
The fourth episode is among my favorites. This surprise party, or rather, surprises, was really well done by the creators. I laughed and enjoyed it from beginning to end, especially Bill's wish fulfillment was absolutely perfect, just like Lester, who knew how to choose the right exciting words at the right moment.
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Family Only (2016) (S04E06)
I would like to give the sixth episode a five-star rating, but I was disappointed with the ending, which was a clear emotional manipulation, as Helen's death was not good for anything else. So far, the creators have managed to avoid melodramatic scenes.
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In to Me You See (2016) (S04E07)
Although new work teams are being created at the clinic, the creation of a new study is emerging, and Virginia is preparing to fight against people who parasitize on her and Bill's work, it seems to me that it lacks a bit of juice and I suspect that the storyline with Doda will be somewhat unnecessary in the story.
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Topeka (2016) (S04E08)
The episode was successful, I liked it, but exactly as I thought, I didn't enjoy the storyline with Doda and it seemed completely unnecessary to me, so I deducted one star even with the new business plan of Dr. Langham.
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The Eyes of God (2016) (S04E10)
Lester's congratulations on the wedding were truly original, and I strongly doubt that anyone could top it. It was a clear gem. The tenth episode was filled with events and concluded the fourth season, and actually the entire series, in a dignified manner. I was pleased with the final photograph, which allowed the creators to avoid a pathetic ending.
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