This French film follows the story of Adèle as she falls in love with the blue-haired Emma. Throughout the movie, Emma encourage her "to discover desire and to assert herself as a woman and as an adult," according to IMDb. Sex, and intimacy, follow: the movie's infamous sex scene clocks in at close to 10 minutes long.

Starz's time-travel period drama is much more than a bodice-ripper, but it's definitely that, too. But unlike other period dramas that feature women's complete devotion to men's pleasure, Outlander has been hailed by many women for its sex scenes' focus on women's pleasure. As Vulture's Jennifer Vineyard put it in her piece praising Outlander's sex scenes as "the best sex on television": "It started with the castle cunnilingus."

If you're in the mood for a dramatic yet sexy period drama, give The Tudors a try. Following the reign of King VIII, this series features the heated affair Henry (Jonathan Rhys Meyers) starts with Anne Boleyn, as well as the many affairs, marriages, and divorces that follow.

Olivia Pope, played by Kerry Washington, is a former White House Communications Director who starts her own crisis management firm, "only to realize her clients are not the only ones with secrets." Will she or won't she with Fitz? Will she or won't she with Jake? Scandal has plenty of steamy moments, and we're ready to see them all.

Netflix's delightfully frank British series Sex Education follows Otis (Asa Butterfield), the virgin son of a sex therapist, as he attempts to counsel his peers on all matters of intimacy. Steaminess ensues, and so does hilarity. But what's sexier than figuring out what turns you on?

For a classic combo of vampires and love triangles, why not check out The Vampire Diaries, the show all about a young teen who's struggling to make a decision between two vampire brothers and their supernatural lives? Spoiler alert: Ian Somerhalder even reads some Fifty Shades.

Showtime's groundbreaking series about a group of lesbians living in Los Angeles in the mid-aughts is full of steamy and dramatic moments. Plus, it's high time to catch up on the original series before the reboot, The L Word: Generation Q, comes to Showtime in December.

Showtime's Weeds follows Nancy Botwin (Mary-Louise Parker), a suburban soccer mom who turns to dealing drugs when she's determined to maintain her upperclass lifestyle after the death of her husband. Sex (and drugs) abound as Nancy navigates the criminal underworld and has romantic encounters along the way.

Carol, starring Rooney Mara and Cate Blanchett, is the story of an aspiring photographer who develops an intimate relationship with an older woman. Bonus points given for the amazing 1950s costumes (and the Santa hats!).

Ah, Magic Mike. The movie about male strippers that we all know and love. While the plot line may be nothing special, the dancing certainly is. Come for Channing Tatum, but stay for Joe Manganiello.

This Spanish language Netflix original is like Gossip Girl, but even sexier and more dangerous. The show follows a group of students at an exclusive private school before and after the mysterious murder of one of their own. Who did it, and who will get involved in a very steamy threesome along the way? Once you start watching Elite, you won't want to stop — for more reasons than one.

Jake (Jason Sudeikis) and Lainey (Alison Brie) lost their virginity to one another in a one-night stand in college. But what happens when they meet again more than a decade later in the same sex addiction 12-step meeting? They'll try to keep things platonic, but the chemistry and sexual tension in Sleeping With Other People keep the fire burning.

Alfonso Cuarón's coming of age film Y Tu Mamá También, about teenagers on a road trip, stars two of Mexico's most charismatic heartthrobs, Gael Garcia Bernal (Mozart in the Jungle) and Diego Luna (Rogue One: A Star Wars Story), in their younger years. It's equal parts funny and dramatic, and about as steamy as it gets.

The title of Gaspar Noé's film suggests that there's tenderness at the heart of this unrated, provocative story — and there is, to a degree. But there's also plenty of lust on display in Love — and a lot of un-simulated sex, which shocked audiences at Cannes, where it premiered in 3D.

What would this list be without Riverdale, AKA the sexy Archie adaptation? No matter who you ship — be it Archie and Veronica, Jughead and Betty, or Betty and Archie — there are plenty of steamy scenes to go around in The CW's dark take on the classic comic.

This anthology series zeroes in on a group of friends in Chicago who are dealing with "the modern maze of love, sex, technology, and culture," according to IMDb. Watch it for the relatable content, and the amazing cast, which features everyone from Orlando Bloom to Marc Maron to Zazie Beetz.

Spike Lee's TV series take on his classic 1986 film of the same name follows Nola Darling (DeWanda Wise), a free-spirited artist, as she experiments creatively and sexually.

This post has been updated to reflect titles currently on Netflix as of August 2019.