Season Six, Episode 8. A dead, but sexy, Molly Parker is wearing little more than coconuts, and a hot, Asian stripper walks around topless. Not bad for a show that doesn't off up much skin.

Deadwood: A Lie Agreed Upon: Part I (HD) In this epsisode Al Swearengen calls out Seth Bullock over his relationship with Alma Garret. We also get to see Alma Garret (played by Molly Parker) in full nudity sporting authentic Western armpit hair. You know.. Im a guy, so a little arm pit hair wouldn't stop me. Molly Parker has a girl next door sexiness to her that I hope we get to see more of. In these clips she in topless, shows her ass, and is gasping and moaning. Very sexy clips for Molly Parker fans.

Season One, Episode 12. Molly Parker, playing the Widow Garret, strips down in this hot episode of the HBO oater. Freckled, natural redhead Molly has always been considered an underrated hottie around here, which is odd because she's no stranger to getting naked on screen.

Scorching sexual drama starring Peter Sarsgaard as a lonely Internet entrepreneur who offers stripper Molly Parker $10,000 to spend a weekend in Las Vegas with him. The weekend includes steamy interludes, but also restrictions imposed by Parker to ensure that their sexual involvement doesn't lead to a real relationship. Carla Gugino and Pat Morita also star in this kink-fest from Wayne Wang (The Joy Luck Club).

An interesting side note of the production was that an interactive website was developed that allowed visitors to enter the seedy strip club where the lead characters meet in the film. Starring in both the movie as a strip club extra with a serious sweet tooth like no other (hello lollipop!), and in the online videos is fetching porn vet Alisha Klass. Be sure to check out the DVD extras for some nice looks at this rather stunning lady!

A haunting and romantic drama, with Billy Crudup as a Coast Guard officer and rising lawyer in the early 1970s whose relationship with social activist Jennifer Connelly is strained over their political differences. Ten years later, after Connelly is killed in a car bombing, congressional candidate Crudup begins having visions of her and starts to question her death and his sanity. Molly Parker, Janet McTeer and Hal Holbrook also star in this time-hopping tale from Keith Gordon ("A Midnight Clear"). 106 min.

It wouldn't be unfair to say this 2000 drama is depressing from start to finish, and part of that may be that star Molly Parker's pained expression doesn't change much throughout the whole film.

A married woman (apparently unhappy in her marriage, although that is only vaguely hinted at in the film) prostitutes herself on the side while clerking at a local motel. She becomes drawn to one of her customers, who the first time is abusive and hits her, then apologizes and on subsequent visits becomes loving and affectionate.

It's only after becoming involved with this guy that she discovers he has something darker in mind, leading to gang-rape and beating, and a very down ending.

I'm still trying to figure out the point of this movie. I can't say I liked it, but I can't say it's bad either. This is the kind of movie where every viewer will come away with a different opinion. Just plan to be depressed.

Fictional western series set in the real life gold rush town of Deadwood, featuring real people from historical Deadwood, such as Wild Bill Hiccok (Keith Carradine) and Seth Bullock (Tmothy Olyphant). Excellent show, even though the first season was kind of slow to get started. Although Bullock is the hero, and Olyphant is very good, the star of the show is clearly Ian McShane, who plays the man pulling all the strings in Deadwood, Al Swearengen. His performance is amazing, funny as hell and scary at the same time. He makes Tony Soprano look like a pussy. Also starring Molly Parker, John Hawkes, Paula Malcomson, William Sanderson and Brad Dourif.

A series of interlocking tales with characters representing the various senses--a lovelorn cake baker, an eye doctor facing imminent deafness, a housecleaner meeting ex-lovers in a search for the "smell of love," and a masseuse whose troubled teenage daughter allows a client's child she was babysitting to go missing--are presented in writer/director Jeremy Podeswa's unique drama. The cast includes Pascale Bussieres, Nadia Litz, Daniel MacIvor, Mary-Louise Parker, Gabrielle Rose, Philippe Volter.