Harsh Vardhan
Being an adult means handling everything from sexiness, be it passionate or rough, to comedy, be it crude or whacky. And as far as Paramount+ is concerned, there is an array of such shows that aptly cater to your adulthood. In this article, we’ll delve into the most popular adult shows available on the platform, which are guaranteed to feed your R-rated imagination. Whether you want something sizzling or humorous, the shows on this list are custom-made based on your requirements. Happy watching!
6. The Tudors (2007–2010)
Created by Michael Hirst, ‘The Tudors’ is a fictional historical drama the events of which take place during the 40-year reign of King Henry VIII from 1509 to 1547 over England. Henry VIII’s relationships with his wife, his new obsession with Anne Boleyn, Catholic Cardinal Thomas Wolsey, Saint Thomas More, and Charles Brandon, the 1st Duke of Suffolk and brother-in-law of King Henry VIII, form the focus of the show. These relationships are underscored by the politics and the power games in the royal court. The cast includes Jonathan Rhys Meyers, Natalie Dormer, Maria Doyle Kennedy, Anita Briem, Henry Cavill, James Frain, and Jeremy Northam. You can stream ‘The Tudors’ here.
5. Dating Naked (2014-2016)
‘Dating Naked’ challenges traditional dating norms by placing contestants in a unique, vulnerable situation—stripped of clothing. The reality show throws singles into exotic locales, encouraging genuine connections without the facade of attire. Hosted by Amy Paffrath, the series explores if stripping away societal expectations also strips away barriers to true love. While the premise may raise eyebrows, ‘Dating Naked’ aims to showcase authentic connections based on personality and compatibility, pushing the boundaries of conventional dating shows with its naked truth approach, ultimately creating an unconventional and revealing take on the quest for romance. You can watch it here.
4. Younger (2015-2021)
‘Younger,’ a delightful creation by the talented Darren Star, stands out as a romantic comedy infused with sizzling, erotic undertones. Set against the glamorous backdrop of New York City, the show tells the story of Liza Miller, portrayed brilliantly by Sutton Foster, who, in a daring move, pretends to be a 26-year-old to reenter the competitive world of publishing. This clever ruse leads to a series of intriguing and often passionate encounters, exploring themes of age, desire, and self-discovery. With a stellar ensemble cast, including Hilary Duff and Nico Tortorella, ‘Younger’ expertly navigates the complexities of relationships, blending humor, romance, and undeniable sensuality, making it a must-watch for those craving an enticing and emotionally charged television experience. You can watch the series here.
3. Why Women Kill (2019-2021)
In ‘Why Women Kill,’ crafted by the talented Marc Cherry, the essence of sensuality mingles seamlessly with drama and humor, creating an enticing tapestry of storytelling. The series shows the lives of women across three distinct eras—the 1960s, 1980s, and the present—linked by the enduring themes of infidelity and betrayal. Led by an ensemble cast featuring the likes of Ginnifer Goodwin, Lucy Liu, and Kirby Howell-Baptiste, the series mesmerizes with performances that immerse the audience in the intricate web of love, lust, and clandestine desires. Set against lush, era-specific backdrops and fueled by razor-sharp wit, ‘Why Women Kill‘ offers a tantalizing exploration of human nature, passion, and the captivating complexity of relationships. You may watch the show here.
2. Beavis and Butt-Head (1993 – 2019)
‘Beavis and Butt-head’ is an adult animated series created by Mike Judge and tells the story of the two stupid and ugly titular teenagers both of whom are voiced by Judge himself. Their love for heavy metal and hard rock extends beyond their intelligence, farce humor, and basic sense. The show was MTV’s highest-rated show, originally run from 1993 to 1997, and received high praise for its commentary on society. The show proves that in search of sense in life, we need something nonsensical to which we can relate. You can stream the series here.
1. Family Ties (1982-1989)
Winner of multiple Emmys and other awards, ‘Family Ties’ is a comedy-drama sitcom created by Gary David Goldberg. Featuring the Keaton family, the drama showcases the difference between the liberalism of 1960s America and the Conservatism of 1980s America. We have liberal parents Steven (Michael Gross) and Elyse Keaton (Meredith Baxter) and their kids, the eldest Alex (Michael J. Fox), Mallory (Justine Bateman), second-youngest Jennifer (Tina Yothers), and the youngest Andrew. Alex is a staunch Republican trying to mold Andrew according to his conservative ways, Mallory is materialistic and apolitical, and Jennifer is more or less inclined toward the values imbibed by their parents. The basis for the comedy is the cultural divide and by extension the conflict between the parents and the children. The show’s popularity resulted in numerous references in pop culture across the decades, including Marvel’s series WandaVision, which referenced ‘Family Ties’ in its fifth episode. You can watch ‘Family Ties’ here.
Read More: Sexiest Movies on Paramount+
