This week, Michael Sheen’s William Masters pores over his piles of data about sexual activity, and decides he has to get closer to the truth. At the same time, he hopes to get closer to his co-researcher, Lizzy Kaplan’s Virginia Johnson, as well. Anything for science.

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Thomas Maier

If you’d like to know more about Masters and Johnson -- or my book “Masters of Sex” which is the basis for the television series -- please contact ThomasMaierBooks [dot] com. On this website, there is a lot of material about the making of this new show from my biography. You can also obtain the book “Masters of Sex” at the Showtime website.

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