The Magnificent Seven

This western series was an extremely late 1998 follow-up to the classic 1960 movie of the same name. One of The Magnificent Seven’s strongest assets was its well-chosen cast that included acclaimed actors like Michael Biehn, Dale Midkiff, Ron Perlman, and Kurtwood Smith. Interestingly, the show was originally cancelled after its initial season but received another chance thanks to a large internet campaign initiated by fans. The storyline mainly follows that of the first movie by opening with an Indian village being threatened by ex-Confederate soldiers. Seeking help, the Indians recruit seven men, each of whom comes equipped with some sort of unique skill. Together they return to the village and take on the bad guys. Enjoyable mayhem inevitably ensued. Nudity Report: None, though supporting actresses Laurie Holden and Dana Barron showed a little bit of skin on other occasions. While Holden stuck to some cleavage in the TV series Dead Man’s Gun, Barron went one step further in 1997’s City of Industry by baring her hot ass in order to receive a good doggie-style fuck.