A real estate tycoon who committed a little “light treason” leaves the business to his inept son who is constantly making huge mistakes. Then there’s the daughter, Lindsay, who purports to stand for things, but always buckles to her own selfish whims.

Even more pointedly, Season 4 finds George Sr. masterminding a plan to build a wall between the U.S. and Mexico, getting a right-wing political candidate to use it as a campaign promise. This comes complete with supporters chanting “Put up this wall!” Keep in mind, this was back in 2013.

Olivia Chenery in Legacy (2015)

I personally voted for this as the top nude performance of 2015, but it only finished 12th overall.

Here is what I wrote at the time: “This is the scene I voted for. She didn’t place very high because nobody really knows who she is, very few people saw the movie, and those who saw it generally despised it. I understand all that, but I loved her work anyway. Her multiple nude scenes are funny; she’s gorgeous; she’s totally naked; and there are plenty of lightbulbs nearby.”

Russia’s Mariia Bocharova is a 6’0″ superstar of women’s beach volleyball. Russia has never won an Olympic medal in that sport, so Mariia and her partner (Maria Voronina) are the Great Red Hope. They are still only 17 and 19 years old, so they will still be fresh-legged kids in the 2020 Olympiad.

(Only five countries have ever won a medal in women’s beach volleyball: Brazil, USA, Australia, China and Germany)

This is Christina Ricci in Prozac Nation

This was our best nude scene of 2003, but its route to 2003 was anfractuous. It was filmed in the summer of 2000 and debuted at the Toronto Film Festival in 2001, whereupon it disappeared. Miramax acquired it, re-cut it, re-screened it, repeated that process as necessary, and never did decide to release it in theaters. It finally made it onto North American cable and DVD in 2005. IMDb calls it a 2001 film.

We picked it to compete in 2003 simply because that’s the first time we ever saw Christina’s nude scene. That the year when the film had first appeared on DVD, albeit outside of North America.

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