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All 11 of the steamiest 'It Gets Worse' sex scenes, ranked

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After a scene featuring daddy Andrew Scott spitting is star Leo Reich’s mouth went viral, fans were unsure if the new A24 comedy It Gets Worse would live up to expectations. Spoiler alert: It does! The coming-of-age comedy about a group of twenty-something friends struggling with life, love, and sex was finally released in the U.S., and it turns out the show manages to be both funny and steamy — often at the same time. There are plenty of scenes of half-naked men, hot lesbian sex, and embarrassing sexual encounters that will have you fanning yourself and rolling on the floor with laughter. The sex scenes in the show are hot and plentiful, but what begins as a sexy moment often turns to black humor as the characters’ lives continue to hilariously spiral and get more chaotic with every step they take toward real adulthood. Some of the scenes are smoking hot, and others are cringe inducing, but all of them are likely to put a smile on your face.

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