Early in this hard-to-sit-through junker, Jon Dough is improvising an argument with his director Will Divide which tries for the humor of a Larry David: confrontational improvising that puts the other guy on the spot to come up with a comeback. Too bad Dough and Will have no talent.
The rest of the show is beautiful nude women having sex with each other outdoors or with Dough and co-star Vince Vouyer. Dough sort of portrays a self-appointed King of Cable who has a dumb show, while Vince is a former cable success with infomercials trying to make a comeback with Dough's help. Watching this garbage at a time when cable is almost gone (my overpriced cable company Spectrum doesn't even use the word cable anymore) is depressing.
End credits feature bloopers (how original!) and crew member Anthony Crane shows up.
The rest of the show is beautiful nude women having sex with each other outdoors or with Dough and co-star Vince Vouyer. Dough sort of portrays a self-appointed King of Cable who has a dumb show, while Vince is a former cable success with infomercials trying to make a comeback with Dough's help. Watching this garbage at a time when cable is almost gone (my overpriced cable company Spectrum doesn't even use the word cable anymore) is depressing.
End credits feature bloopers (how original!) and crew member Anthony Crane shows up.