James Avalon's contribution to this hit Lesbian series comes a cropper, as he abandons the central premise (based on those popular annual Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Editions) of a magazine devoted to sexy girls in sexy bathing suits.
Instead we have boring interviews with the models, all talking about a prima donna of a model named Nadine, played by the great Adult actress Ann Marie Rios. But Rios' acting here is not her usual greatness, but merely personifying the cliche of an uppity actress, in this case making ridiculous demands on set, right down to insisting on water served with a pink straw, or else!
The faux-reality TV format is boring, about on the level of watching a feature-length BTS segment. The attractive supporting players like Cherokee, Avy Scott and Holly Hollywood in various lesbian sex scene combinations are wasted.
Instead we have boring interviews with the models, all talking about a prima donna of a model named Nadine, played by the great Adult actress Ann Marie Rios. But Rios' acting here is not her usual greatness, but merely personifying the cliche of an uppity actress, in this case making ridiculous demands on set, right down to insisting on water served with a pink straw, or else!
The faux-reality TV format is boring, about on the level of watching a feature-length BTS segment. The attractive supporting players like Cherokee, Avy Scott and Holly Hollywood in various lesbian sex scene combinations are wasted.