I watched the first few eps and liked it.
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Had recently seen a BBC 3-part documentary, where Masters & Johnson were featured in one part.
Masters Of Sex seems a more detailed telling of the story.
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To follow it better, I decided to wait and watch the shows in a marathon, later.
Okay, just finished season one.
Apparently it carries on next year.
It's more drama than documentary, which may suit you fine.
Since the series is from some book, I will assume the backstories are reasonably accurate.
I guess I'm engrossed, and look forward to marathoning it again next year.
She will play Coral, a nanny hired by the Masters to care for their new baby. Masters of Sex stars Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan as real-life pioneers of human sexuality, William Masters and Virginia Johnson. The series chronicles their unusual lives, romance and pop culture trajectory.
Having a realistic black character in a series set in those days could be challenging.
Portraying the everyday racism won't be pretty.
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But, I like the show, so I'm looking forward to seeing how it's handled.
EW: 'Breaking Bad's' Betsy Brandt Joins Showtime's 'Masters of Sex'
Betsy Brandt has boarded the second season of the Showtime drama, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.
Brandt will recur and play Barbara, new secretary to Dr. William Masters (Michael Sheen).
Emmy-winning comedian and actress Sarah Silverman has joined the second season of the drama from Michelle Ashford, the premium cable network announced Monday.
When Showtime's Masters of Sex returns for its second season, the Michael Sheen and Lizzy Caplan drama will follow real-life sex researchers William Masters and Virginia Johnson out of the hospital and into a different part of St. Louis.
Courtney B. Vance and Rene Auberjonois have joined the season two cast of the Showtime drama series. Vance will play the recurring guest star role of Dr. Hendricks.