Playboy-HD on Voom, coming January 2004...What should we do?

[Sean Mota]

So what's your opinion about Mia? Will she look good in HD?

 

[Sean Mota]

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With Sex and the City on its last legs (see review) and the media salivating over all things queer-eyed, The L Word straddles the zeitgeist. It's perfectly timed to exploit a gap in the marketplace while also testing our tolerance. Although America has embraced the harmless homo-geniality of Carson Kressley, mainstream audiences remain squeamish about gay male intimacy. But The L Word offers something for nearly everyone: Lesbians can revel in glamorous visibility, straight women will find nuanced portraits of female relationships, and for hetero men, there's the titillation factor.

There's plenty of sex, but this isn't soft porn masquerading as drama. Careers jut in and out of the daily picture: Dana balances her agent's insistence that she stay closeted with her own aching desire to feel at home in the world, and Bette tries to push a provocative exhibition past her museum's conservative board. Meanwhile, Bette's half-sister Kit (Pam Grier), a melancholy soul singer, spends her days trying to scrape together work and atone for a lifetime of bad decisions. The sisters tenderly chafe against each other, and you get a sense of the broader family dynamics later when their demanding father (Ossie Davis) visits. Alice's family story line is more whimsical. Her mom turns out to be a needy B-movie actress (Anne Archer) who flirts with her daughter's friends, yet still finds time to admonish her, "If you took a little more time with your face, maybe you'd have a girlfriend."

 

[dfergie]

like 6' under a ground breaker huh?

 

[Sean Mota]

Yeah, this should be interested...a breaker will be...Although I do not remember seeing 6' under on Widescreen OAR. Was it? After a few episodes I stopped watching it... I have the first season DVD though. Planning to buy more...

 

[Geno]

So what's your opinion about Mia? Will she look good in HD?

I loved Mia even way back to Exotica.

Also, I think we can all be mature with our language here. No need to be rude and crude with our discussion of playboy tv.

We can just use the common secret synonyms. For instance, my famous female body part need not be called by the disgusting offensive medical term, when we have terms such as beaver, cootchie, muff, vertical smile, passion pit, tunnel of love, fish taco, moist oyster, magic monkey and fish tortellini.

After all, we're all adults here!

 

[Sean Mota]

...when we have terms such as beaver, cootchie, muff, vertical smile, passion pit, tunnel of love, fish taco, moist oyster, magic monkey and fish tortellini.

Good ones without a doubt!