A former high school sports legend, turned middle-aged high school basketball coach, finds a way to benefit from his biggest asset.A former high school sports legend, turned middle-aged high school basketball coach, finds a way to benefit from his biggest asset.A former high school sports legend, turned middle-aged high school basketball coach, finds a way to benefit from his biggest asset.
- Nominated for 1 Primetime Emmy
- 1 win & 12 nominations total
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- TriviaThomas Jane denied the lead role in The Walking Dead (2010) because of this show.
- ConnectionsFeatured in The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson: Episode #6.182 (2010)
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Size isn't everything
This show is extremely entertaining
watched all three seasons and was very satisfied. :)
However .the premise of the show (i.e. big d*** = pleasure) is ludicrous. You can have a big member and not know how to use it, and then just leave a woman feeling less than satisfied. The more sexual encounters Ray has, the more derisive I feel about his ability to please a woman sexually. The show assumes that all women get off in the same way and will pay for it. A more realistic version of this show would be what the show started out portraying: rich, older, lonely, married, women who could afford to pay for an orgasm. Most attractive women nowadays wouldn't even consider such an expense when all you have to do is go down to a local bar and let it be known you're looking for a hookup but I digress.
For all the talk of liberating women and whatnot by the writers/directors, it's just another opportunity for HBO to show a bunch of T&A, and pretend that all women get off on BigD alone. The plot is mediocre, Tanya is a spazz, and the character development is minimal. But if you like a lot of sex and some humorously awkward situations have at it hoss.
All that being said, I love Thomas Jane. He's amazing. And the character Lenore is phenomenal.
However .the premise of the show (i.e. big d*** = pleasure) is ludicrous. You can have a big member and not know how to use it, and then just leave a woman feeling less than satisfied. The more sexual encounters Ray has, the more derisive I feel about his ability to please a woman sexually. The show assumes that all women get off in the same way and will pay for it. A more realistic version of this show would be what the show started out portraying: rich, older, lonely, married, women who could afford to pay for an orgasm. Most attractive women nowadays wouldn't even consider such an expense when all you have to do is go down to a local bar and let it be known you're looking for a hookup but I digress.
For all the talk of liberating women and whatnot by the writers/directors, it's just another opportunity for HBO to show a bunch of T&A, and pretend that all women get off on BigD alone. The plot is mediocre, Tanya is a spazz, and the character development is minimal. But if you like a lot of sex and some humorously awkward situations have at it hoss.
All that being said, I love Thomas Jane. He's amazing. And the character Lenore is phenomenal.
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- Mar 3, 2014
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