Vinyl (2016)

Vinyl is the second HBO Original Series—after Boardwalk Empire—to be created by Martin Scorsese, though this one didn't hit it big like Boardwalk did. The wily director teamed up with his Wolf of Wall Street scribe Terence Winter and Rolling Stones lead singer Mick Jagger to bring to life this sordid story of the music industry in late 1970's New York City. With scores of new musicians cropping up every which way, record producer Richie Finestra (Bobby Cannavale) is struggling to keep up with the ever evolving industry he once had his finger firmly on the pulse of. At the start of the series, he is on the verge of cashing in his chips and selling his company when unforeseen circumstances cause him to change his mind, double down on the music industry, and find the new talent at the forefront of American music's new obsession with disco and hip hop. The setting is great for some knockout nudity, and the pilot episode hits it out of the park thanks to the ravishing Juno Temple! As Jamie Vine, a secretary working her way up the company ladder, she bares boobs and butt while banging the lead singer of a band! Miss Vine sure had us growing! When we weren't worshiping the body that is her Temple, we were watching Olivia Wilde wild out as Richie's wife. She not only goes full frontal, but wears a Merkin to get that baby factory looking period appropriate. Frances Eve and Katie Sharp prove Everybody Loves Raymond with a topless threesome with Ray Romano, Emily Tremaine flashes her tatas doing a dude doggy style in the bathroom, and Alex Van Zeelandt had what you need with a tush and tail shot while getting covered in glitter. Cancelled after just ten episodes, Vinyl had too much star power and too much toplessness to not get a second season. At the risk of sounding like a broken record, the women of Vinyl were insanely hot!