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It doesn't bother me. Even in a show that has an element normally considered fanservice as a central story element (Manyuu Hikenchou, still one of my lesser known favorites), it doesn't bother me. As has been mentioned by others, there's a matter of the context of a series. The notion that any sexual fanservice is inherently not serious is also a little alien to me. Not to mention there are other circumstances - what if the scene being used is trying to say something about the interplay of sex and violence (it seems people are okay with the second, not so much with the first here)? Then in that case, it would have a reason to be there.
Being serious all the time, and not mixing that seriousness with anything else, is just as stagnating as any other element.
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