Back before internet factchecking became a thing, there was an oft-repeated rumor that the average man thought about sex every seven seconds. That might not be true, but back in the 90's when HBO's Dream On was airing for a solid six seasons, the idea that an average Joe was always fantasizing about the nearest female laid the foundation for a pretty funny, and rather groundbreaking sitcom. Created by Marta Kauffman and David Crane a few years before they made a little show called Friends, the nudity filled series centered around divorced book editor Martin Tupper (Brian Benben) attempting to navigate the single life in New York City. His ex (Wendie Malick) has already moved on with a wildly successful but forever unseen man, while his teen son (Chris Demetral) deals with all sorts of typical issues. Flashes of clips from old television shows and movies illustrate Tupper’s thought processes, Herman’s Head style, while legions of lusty lovelies doff their duds to make another kind of television history—the show is widely regarded as one of the first American sitcoms to make free and heavy use of onscreen skin. To balance out the plethora of female flesh, Brian is a constant giver, often flashing his dreamy derriere in many sexy and comedic scenes. Whether he's getting ridden by a topless cheerleader, walking naked around the halls of a high school, laying the pipe on some young babe, or getting distracted mid-sex by a visit from Tom Berenger, Brian's buns were always something to dream about! If only Mr. Man got to scream out Ben! Ben! in bed with Mr. Benben! Dorien Wilson showed up shirtless a few times, but it's young Sean Masterson that had us struggling to remain masters of our domain when he showed his ass during some strip poker. Straight? Not after seeing that scene, you won't be! Flush? Oh, you were talking about poker. With all those sexy fellas, before you watch Dream On make sure you've got something to cream on!