With this series' original characters (dating back almost two decades) Jack and Lenny reprised in new forms, Steve Drake as Jack dominates this entertaining episode.
Lenny arrives in town via a freight train car, almost like a bindlestiff, and takes up with his estranged girlfriend Missy, still mad that he ran out on her. Story revovles around radio host Kylie Ireland, whose call-in show on station KTLK has folks relating their sexual issues, to a delighted and interactive audience.
This not only fits the series "talking dirty" premise but also facilitates a vignettes structure presenting callers' sexual activities.
Vince Vouyer as Lenny doesn't emphasize the character's bathos of being slow-witted, as was memorably done by his predecessors Richard Pacheco and Joey Silvera in the role, but Drake is quite convincingly the smug womanizer established long before by John Leslie. I especially enjoyed him satisfying two women at once (as he boasted about in a radio interview with Kylie): the wonderful Lovette and Niko Treasures.
Lenny arrives in town via a freight train car, almost like a bindlestiff, and takes up with his estranged girlfriend Missy, still mad that he ran out on her. Story revovles around radio host Kylie Ireland, whose call-in show on station KTLK has folks relating their sexual issues, to a delighted and interactive audience.
This not only fits the series "talking dirty" premise but also facilitates a vignettes structure presenting callers' sexual activities.
Vince Vouyer as Lenny doesn't emphasize the character's bathos of being slow-witted, as was memorably done by his predecessors Richard Pacheco and Joey Silvera in the role, but Drake is quite convincingly the smug womanizer established long before by John Leslie. I especially enjoyed him satisfying two women at once (as he boasted about in a radio interview with Kylie): the wonderful Lovette and Niko Treasures.