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PEN15 captures the chaos of discovering desire with no roadmap. Two intimacy coordinators break down the painfully accurate first arousal scene.
Full description:
PEN15 (Season 1, Episode 3: "Ojichan") is one of the most honest depictions of first arousal ever put on screen.
From the very first moment of "wait... what is happening to my body?" to the full spiral of can't-stop-won't-stop self-discovery, this episode captures the chaos, confusion, and intensity of discovering desire with absolutely no roadmap.
In this episode:
A masterclass in storytelling through cringe
It's cringey. It's deeply familiar. And it turns one of the most private human experiences into comedy gold. We break down why this episode works and how it handles adolescent sexuality with both honesty and humor.
Watch along timestamps:
Yes, Ariel mispronounced Maya Erskine's last name. We know. We're sorry. We love her.
Subscribe for bi-weekly behind the scenes breakdowns of film and TV's most honest intimacy.
Credits
PEN15 (Season 1, Episode 3: "Ojichan") | Creators: Maya Erskine, Anna Konkle, Sam Zvibleman | Hulu (2019)
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#PEN15 #MayaErskine #AnnaKonkle #IntimacyCoordinator #TVBreakdown
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Theme Song: "Faking It" by Mike Goetz
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By Ariel Leigh Cohen & Morgan SmithPEN15 captures the chaos of discovering desire with no roadmap. Two intimacy coordinators break down the painfully accurate first arousal scene.
Full description:
PEN15 (Season 1, Episode 3: "Ojichan") is one of the most honest depictions of first arousal ever put on screen.
From the very first moment of "wait... what is happening to my body?" to the full spiral of can't-stop-won't-stop self-discovery, this episode captures the chaos, confusion, and intensity of discovering desire with absolutely no roadmap.
In this episode:
A masterclass in storytelling through cringe
It's cringey. It's deeply familiar. And it turns one of the most private human experiences into comedy gold. We break down why this episode works and how it handles adolescent sexuality with both honesty and humor.
Watch along timestamps:
Yes, Ariel mispronounced Maya Erskine's last name. We know. We're sorry. We love her.
Subscribe for bi-weekly behind the scenes breakdowns of film and TV's most honest intimacy.
Credits
PEN15 (Season 1, Episode 3: "Ojichan") | Creators: Maya Erskine, Anna Konkle, Sam Zvibleman | Hulu (2019)
Hashtags
#PEN15 #MayaErskine #AnnaKonkle #IntimacyCoordinator #TVBreakdown
Support the show
Connect & Support the Show
Watch the Video Version on Spotify and YouTube.
Suggest a Scene & Get Bonus Content: Join our Patreon to request scenes for us to break down and access exclusive bonus episodes.
Follow Us: Get behind-the-scenes content and updates on Instagram and TikTok @FakingItThePod
Visit Our Website: FakingItThePod.com
Theme Song: "Faking It" by Mike Goetz
Subscribe & Review
Never miss an episode. Subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen.
Love the show? Leave a 5-star rating. It helps other listeners find us.
Stay real, Fakers.
Credits
Episode credits listed above. All rights reserved.
Legal Disclaimer
The views expressed are our own. For entertainment and educational purposes only. Not intended to defame or infringe. All trademarks and copyrights remain the property of their respective owners.