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<\/a><\/p>\nAdult film site xHamster has written a letter to Lana and Lilly Wachowski following news that Sense8 was canceled by Netflix, asking if the porn site could serve as producer and distributor for the next season.<\/p>\n
Said Vice President Alex Hawkins in a letter<\/a>:<\/p>\n While we\u2019re happy that Netflix is picking up the series for a conclusion, before you wrap up the story, we wanted you to consider another option \u2013\u00a0letting<\/span><\/span>\u00a0xHamster\u00a0produce the series.<\/p>\n Hear us out.<\/p>\n xHamster\u00a0is currently one of the most trafficked websites on the internet. We get more visitors daily than the New York Times, ESPN or the Daily Mail. In short, we have the eyeballs and the revenue. Unlike with Netflix, you wouldn\u2019t be competing for part of our production budget \u2013 it would be yours.<\/p>\n We also have the disposition. We know that a series about polymorphous perversity is a hard sell for a mainstream network like Netflix. We have no such limitations, and also understand implicitly the interconnectedness of sexualities across boundaries. In short, we are a we.<\/p>\n xHamster has a long history of fighting for the rights of sexual speech, and non-normative sexuality. In addition to allowing billions of users to connect with individual articulations of gender and sexuality, we continue to use our audience to speak up against repressive anti-LGBTQ laws in the US and abroad, and for sex<\/a> ed in public schools Planned Parenthood and the right of sex<\/a> workers.<\/p>\n We\u2019d like to set up a meeting to see if there\u2019s some fit for us in the future of Sense8. We know we\u2019re an unlikely home. But five years ago, people laughed at the idea of Netflix producing original series. We think that our time, like yours, has come.<\/p>\n The post Adult Film Site XHamster Wants to Produce and Distribute the Next Season of \u2018Sense8\u2019<\/a> appeared first on Towleroad<\/a>.<\/p>\n