In mainstream entertainment, enemas are often utilized as a device for "toilet humor" or to underscore a character's extreme discomfort or humiliation:

The portrayal of enemas in popular media and mature entertainment has shifted from ancient ritualistic status symbols to modern comedic "gross-out" tropes and specialized erotic subgenres. Historically, the 17th century was considered the (enema), where they were popularized as a status symbol among French aristocracy, such as King Louis XIV. Popular Media & Mainstream Film

In more explicit or mature contexts, the enema transitioned from a medical curiosity to a specific fetish category:

: Erotic art and etchings from the 20th century, by artists like Richard Hegemann (under the pseudonym Julie Delcourt), shifted the depiction of enemas from satirical "night soil" relief to explicit sexual gratification . Historical & Cultural Context Things I Learned from Butt Chugging - VICE

: Films such as Water Power (1976) incorporated enemas into their plots, sometimes based on real-life criminal cases.

: Historically, playwrights like Molière satirized the "clyster craze" on stage, mocking the aristocracy's obsession with the cleansing ritual. Mature Entertainment & Erotica