Difference between revisions of "Use of sex in lonelygirl15"
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*[[I Know What Boys Like]] - Sarah shows [[taylor|her sister]] the ins and outs of talking to boys. | *[[I Know What Boys Like]] - Sarah shows [[taylor|her sister]] the ins and outs of talking to boys. | ||
*[[Mission Possible]] - Sarah must have a conversation with a [[Security guard]]. | *[[Mission Possible]] - Sarah must have a conversation with a [[Security guard]]. | ||
| + | *[[Am I A Criminal?]] - Sarah talks her way out of B&E accusations with a little T&A display. | ||
*[[A Woman's Touch]] - Sarah encourages [[Mallory]] to use ''her'' conversations skills. | *[[A Woman's Touch]] - Sarah encourages [[Mallory]] to use ''her'' conversations skills. | ||
*[[Fries And A Shakedown]] - [[Carl]] reads through TAAG's attempt to use Sarah to get to Carl. | *[[Fries And A Shakedown]] - [[Carl]] reads through TAAG's attempt to use Sarah to get to Carl. | ||
Revision as of 19:26, 13 April 2008
Sexual themes have become more prevalent as TAAG members mature and their relationships become more complex. Many speculate that it is to drive viewership, though it has never been proven.
Use of Sexual Themes include:
- Suggestive episode titles
- Partial nudity or cleavage, especially as thumbnails
- Suggestive dialogue.
Sarah's "conversation skills"
Sarah's conversation skills are a reference to the continued usage of her sexuality to distract men for the good of the TAAG's missions.
- I Know What Boys Like - Sarah shows her sister the ins and outs of talking to boys.
- Mission Possible - Sarah must have a conversation with a Security guard.
- Am I A Criminal? - Sarah talks her way out of B&E accusations with a little T&A display.
- A Woman's Touch - Sarah encourages Mallory to use her conversations skills.
- Fries And A Shakedown - Carl reads through TAAG's attempt to use Sarah to get to Carl.
- Shop of Horrors!!! - Jonas officially gives title to Sarah's talent to engage with the opposite sex.
