Forbidden Science (2009)

It would take decades for Black Mirror to reverse the optimism for future technology this Skinemax series instilled in horny viewers. Created by special-effects master Doug Brode, the erotic sci-fi series Forbidden Science features sex droids, clones, virtual-reality sex, and an android development company called 4Ever Innovation, whose back room is filled with mysterious secret projects. Objects, that are probably related to sex. Debuting in 2009 and lasting just one season, the show follows 4Ever Innovation's attempts at cloning lost loved ones and uploading the dead person's memories into their bodies. New employee Bethany (Joanne Alderson) isn't so sure about the new company she's working for, especially after spending some time with Julia (Vanessa Broze), a scientist who is the clone of a scientist that was murdered by their husband. Episodic, which makes it much different from the usual softcore sex anthologies Skinemax was putting out, this one grappled with all sorts of moral questions about cloning, AI, and what it means to be a human. But none of those high concepts and complex themes really landed after seeing all the sexy women the future was going to bring. Some of the Forbidden biddies include Anissa Holmes, who showed all three B's boning a dude right next to his dead wife's body. Kinky! All the boys wanted to spend some time with Noelle DuBois after seeing everything she had to offer while she rode on top of her man to the rhythm of a song she's enjoying. Joanne Alderson showed T&A while strapped to some kind of VR device that lets her experience mindblowing sex with a virtual dude, while Vanessa Broze was always showing those. Those bosoms, we mean, whether the blonde beauty was looking classy with an updo and pearls as she does a dude on the stairs or getting undressed by her man in bed. Sci-fi with a side of pie, we couldn't get enough of Forbidden Science!