Brassic's sexiest moments EVER from Michelle Keegans' portaloo romp to orgasm scene as star says goodbye to character
BRASSIC is coming to an end after the upcoming seventh and final series has ended.
The Sky show has been Michelle Keegan 's longest piece of TV work since she spent six years as Coronation Street 's Tina McIntyre, and she has had some steamy scenes throughout her time portraying former wild child Erin Croft.
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In an emotional Instagram about filming ending, Michelle wrote: "Goodbye Erin..So finally the Brassic journey has come to an end (feels so strange saying that) and what an unbelievable 7 years it's been. I feel so privileged to have been a small part of such a mighty show.
"From the moment I read the 1st script I knew this job was going to be special & it definitely was.
"Thank you to everyone who worked on the show over the years for the laughs, friendship and more importantly the memories… What a magical 7 years we had."
To celebrate Brassic 's six years and gear up for the seventh and final series later this year, we've looked back at some of the hit show's steamiest moments - from orgasms and Portaloo romps to naked saunas and full frontals.
ERIN'S ORGASM
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The show got off to an incredibly steamy start in 2019, when Michelle's character Erin was introduced just moments after she climaxed while getting jiggy with her boyfriend Dylan (Damien Molony).
When Dylan complained he hadn't finished, Erin replied: 'You can finish on my t**s.' Michelle later admitted she banned her family from watching the topless and saucy scene, in which she moved back and forth on top of Damien.
She previously told Radio Times magazine: 'That first episode, I didn't let my family watch until 15 minutes in, and we all know why!'
PORTALOO ROMP
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If episode one was a taste of things to come, Brassic aired another raunchy romp just two episodes later. Michelle's family, and in particular her husband Mark Wright, may have made a cup of tea in episode three, when Erin and Dylan engaged in a frisky sex session in the glamourous surroundings of a portable toilet.
At one point during the energetic encounter, Damien even put his hand over Michelle's mouth as Erin and Dylan's passion raged. The former Our Girl star later admitted she and Damien shot the steamy scene just minutes after meeting.
She said: 'I literally just met Damo and then we had a sex scene in the Portaloo. 'It was literally like, 'Hi, nice to meet you,' then we're told, 'Right guys, will you go in the Portaloo?' It was a confined space but it sort of worked for this scene."
KEEGAN'S CATSUIT
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In series two, Erin became a magician's assistant as part of a con she and her wayward gang - Vinnie (Joseph Gilgun), Tommo (Ryan Sampson), JJ (Parth Thakerar), Ash (Aaron Heffernan), Cardi (Tom Hanson), and Dylan - were hoping to pull off. For the swindle,
Michelle's character had to enter a magician's cage while dressed in an electric skin-tight Lycra catsuit. Meow.
PLUNGING SILK DRESS
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In the sixth episode of series four, Erin dressed to impress once again for another con when the gang headed to a murder mystery night.
First look at Michelle Keegan as she chugs a beer on Brassic ahead of Sky drama's return to screens
Michelle wore a plunging red satin dress, paired with classic red lipstick and her brunette locks styled into a classic hairdo, for the Cluedo-themed episode, in which the group tried to steal vintage wine from a posh stately home.
FULL FRONTAL
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But it's not just Erin who has provided some of the show's steamiest moments. Show creator Joe Gilgun and his pals Ryan, Parth, Aaron, Damien bared all in season three - using just their clasped hands to cover their unmentionables.
In the opening episode of the series, which guest starred King Gary's Laura Checkley, the gang came up with a ball-busting plan to steal pricey bull semen - but, as usual, things didn't go to plan.
Joe admitted afterwards the lads only decided to strip off on the day of filming. He told Chortle: 'We actually decided to do that on the day, it just felt funnier! I was like, 'Look. We all hate our bodies, it wouldn't be the same if you didn't, right?'
'Well, apart from Damien who's f*ing ripped! He's a beautiful man!"
NAKED CULT
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A couple of the Brassic lads were at it again in series six's fourth episode, when their good friend Gideon (Ed Gaughan) joined a naked cult.
Concerned about their pal potentially being exploited by the naturists, the group investigated, only for Aaron Heffernan's character Ash to get into far too deep.
NUDE SAUNAS
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Throughout the first six series, the gang have had a long-suffering relationship with local gangster Davey MacDonagh (Neil Ashton), who has a penchant for meeting them in saunas - and everyone has to be naked.
This often puts Vinnie, Dylan and Tommo in a tricky spot.
In series four, a naked Davey and his brother Barry MacDonagh, who is played by former Coronation Street and Hollyoaks actor Greg Wood, meet nude Vinnie and Tommo as they discuss how to maximise their drugs business.
Davey tells the unclothed pair: 'Why fight when we can join forces and prosper … towels off!'
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