Da Vinci's Demons (2013-2015)

Starz and Fox UK teamed with Blade (1998) screenwriter David S. Goyer to bring us the "untold story" of Leonardo da Vinci in Da Vinci's Demons. For three seasons starting in 2013, viewers watched as the legendary artist and inventor Leonardo Da Vinci (Tom Riley) was wooing and screwing various Renaissance ladies in late 1400's Florence. He's a 25-year-old opium addict, but also a genius who spends his free time inventing incredible machines and solving supernatural crimes. Eventually he hears about the "Book of Leaves;" a mysterious book that supposedly has the ability to change languages as it was written by the offspring of angels and humans. Word on the street is the book is in South America, but Pope Sixtus IV's (James Faulkner) right hand man Girolamo Riario (Blake Ritson) has been sent to track it down before Leo can get ahold of it. Plus, the place the book is buried is supposedly super booby trapped. Eventually the two enemies will have to team up to capture it. Enemies to lovers trope? Unfortunately, nope. We never see any man-on-man action, but it's not much of a stretch to assume that the dude who drew the Vitruvian Man might have appreciated the naked male body. If you're the type of fella who's pick man meat for your last supper, you'll be happy to hear that Starz has proven it's spraying, we mean staying, power by featuring some of the best nudity on the small screen, and Demons is no exception! You'll turn into the Moan-a Lisa after getting a look at cocks from James Faulkner as he hangs out in a bathtub clutching the equally nude Matthew Tennyson, Elliot Cowan as he spends some time in a sauna, and Ken Bones as a dead bod with a solid sized rod. We also get ass from the lady loving Tom Riley as he hangs out in the sauna with the absurdly well-endowed Vincent Riotta, as well as Gregg Chillin,the more mature High Bonneville, and Tom Bateman. The amazing nudity continued into the popular show's third season, where Elliot Cowan is still flashing his drool-worthy butt bubbles and James Faulkner shows that he hates clothes as much as we do! Leonardo was giving us a hardo! Da Vinci's Demons will leave you screamin'!