Kingpin (2003)

Kingpin is a strikingly good program from some of the creative-types behind The Sopranos. And they figure if it ain't broke don’t fix it, but they tweak the successful HBO show a bit. In this crime drama, the ethnicity is Mexican. The story follows a criminal family of drug dealers south of the border. Considering the short-running series--it only lasted six episodes--aired on NBC, the amount of skin is cause for celebration (among other things). Sheryl Lee plays the big-boobs mama who’s married to the big boss man and ostracized because she’s white. But don’t fret; their marriage will last as long as the marching powder flows, thanks to her addiction to cocaine. She also seems keen on showing off her rack, which she does often. And if you like your breasts a bit on the mature side, then take an eyeful of Maria Conchita Alonso. She’ll bowl you over with her skintacular guest appearance.