HBO's "Real Sex" Series
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I'm shocked! After re-running every '90s episode 10,000 times, they've produced a new one! And the first story concerns the bad economy prompting many former Wall St. women into becoming *ta-daaa* exotic dancers. Of course there's new dancer auditions, followed with "locker room" talk from the vets to the newbies about "Tell them anything they want to hear, cause that's why they're here, to hear it from you" (spoken from a vet who states she makes $5k a weekend.) Later, House Mom says the biggest challenge for the gals is to get the guys into the VIP (not a surprise... but to hear it so plainly stated...) [Sloppy production qualities though as the boom mic makes a few appearances-- maybe because the operator is a little too interested!]
Later segment on "Phone Sex Training" is also worth viewing. One trainee is a former lawyer (from litigator to phone sex mistress: now that's a story arc worth it's own production!) Gotta like the the guy who "calls during halftime of sporting events": no marching band for him!
Later segment on "Phone Sex Training" is also worth viewing. One trainee is a former lawyer (from litigator to phone sex mistress: now that's a story arc worth it's own production!) Gotta like the the guy who "calls during halftime of sporting events": no marching band for him!
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Sam, they've sure taken their time to produce a new episode. It's hard to believe they can't do 8 a year or so. I mean the topic is sex, how could they miss?!?
Gator, it looked like a very upscale club ... nice furniture, and the guys were pretty respectable in terms of their dress. I wonder what the tab was for the bald guy at the end who took the two gals into VIP? Didn't look like that part of the club had any other customers. Some of tha other dancers looked pretty good though-- is that typical or did they just make sure "the best" were working to put their best foot forward the day HBO showed up to film???
And then there's the "where pimps and hos line up in rows" show they've re-run, and re-run, and re-run..... If anything thing they've really lacked in new programming.
How hard or costsly could it be to film a wekk straight at a strip club and just package the footage into different episodes, each presenting some angle? 1 week of footage and they can probably get 12 episodes out of it, which they can run for a year over-and-over.
You can watch it here:
http://www.mtv.com/videos/the-mike-judge…