Yes, even a silly script like this one seems slightly relevant: Kim Alexis is sent by the evil right-wing government in Washington to get dirt on those liberal creeps who are turning America into an "alien nation", per bad guy star Eric Price. Even though it's the George H. W. Bush administration, the nasty rhetoric is right out of Trump/Stephen Miller's playbook.
She travels around the country interviewing "do-gooders" seeking government grants, and discovers that their pretty nice. And like her, they all share an interest in having anal sex (surprise!). So she turns against her evil employers and gives the people-oriented folks, like T. T. Boy and Bionca, dossiers on her bosses, useful to blackmail them into giving them government grants.
Pornographers, in this case Michael Carpenter, have a screwed-up attitude towards ethics and public service, but of course they do not like the right-wing's ever-present interest in censorship and driving down pornography.
Some of the in-jokes are pretty stupid: Kim goes to New York to interview a pair of artists, the Cohen Brothers (spelling not specified).
She travels around the country interviewing "do-gooders" seeking government grants, and discovers that their pretty nice. And like her, they all share an interest in having anal sex (surprise!). So she turns against her evil employers and gives the people-oriented folks, like T. T. Boy and Bionca, dossiers on her bosses, useful to blackmail them into giving them government grants.
Pornographers, in this case Michael Carpenter, have a screwed-up attitude towards ethics and public service, but of course they do not like the right-wing's ever-present interest in censorship and driving down pornography.
Some of the in-jokes are pretty stupid: Kim goes to New York to interview a pair of artists, the Cohen Brothers (spelling not specified).