Going back, Masters of Sex initially revolves on William and Virginia as pioneers of the Science of Human Sexuality. The plot tells how the two made it from nothing but their theory, to being on the cover of Tim Magazine, as Vulture recounts.
In the first season, William admits to Virginia that there is only one thing that he can’t live without and that’s her, but Vulture connotes that this wasn’t true because she is the only thing left in their research. In the second season, Libby, William’s wife, learns of her husband’s disloyalty but opted to stay and pretend that it wasn’t the case, just for the sake of their children.
Based on Thomas Maier’s book, Masters of Sex, the American drama series, celebrates its second birthday a month from now. Lead actress Lizzy Caplan revealed to Hollywood that the drama series is the longest one she has made to date, which further proves the support of the adult audience to the program.
William and Virginia’s book launch is expected to create waves of reaction as the show proceeds to its third season. Season 3 picks up four years from where the previous season left off, as the famed sex researchers William Masters, played by Michael Sheen, and Virginia Johnson, portrayed by Lizzy Caplan, deal with the glare of the national spotlight as their sex study is finally made public. Masters of Sex airs every Sunday on Showtime.
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