Others, while I'm thinking about it:
A Certs ad from the mid/late 90s. I think I mentioned this in the Sexy Commercials thread. Its about a guy having a dream he's naked at a party. But he's a cool cucumber because he has Certs. At the very end, a girl shows up at the party naked (all hidden nudity)
The closing credits of the syndicated show "Roggin's Heroes" by sports anchor Fred Roggin. It was like a rip-off of "America's Funniest Home Videos" with more of a sports angle. He had a short clip that showed three girls dancing in the stands during a game and he says "oh my yes, they begin to undress" and shows them starting to unzip their pants, unbutton their blouse etc. He used that clip in his closing credits for awhile.
A sitcom called "The People Next Door" on CBS in 1989 that only ran a few episodes. Jeffrey Jones and Mary Gross star as a couple. Jones is a cartoonist with a gift - anything he imagines comes true. At his wedding, he imagines one of the bridesmaids is topless. So she becomes topless, and immediately covers in embarrassment.
"Sins of the Mind", a Lifetime movie starring Missy Crider as a woman involved in a car accident that becomes a nymphomaniac after a concussion. She walks out into the woods, where she finds her older neighbor. She strips off her sweater to reveal she is completely naked (a full body shot from a far distance).
This video has the entire movie, but annoying clips that part out for some reason.
youtu.be/hfk_Gyl2Pyo?t=23m26s
"Bridesmaids" - not the recent movie, but the 1989 made-for-TV NBC movie starring Sela Ward and Swoosie Kurtz. A bunch of women go back to their hometown for a wedding. In one scene, they go skinny dipping and IIRC they are caught by the police.
Short-lived TV Show in 2000 on The WB called "The Random Years." The main character was a young guy who was a dentist. He had a "problem" where one of his patients was a hot girl who would show up in his dentist chair completely naked, covered by his equipment. The episode was "Men Behaving Sadly" and the actress was Lola Glaudini.
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