If you have ever seen the movie "The Babysitters", which I highly recommend, then you see right away the premise is the same except this time it's the boy's turn to service the women in order to pay for their high priced prep school. Staring Kathryn Morris of "Coldcase" fame, whom is absolutely gorgeous, and Denise Richards as her best friend. These ladies aren't old by any means but horny as hell and they pass the word along to their other rich girlfriends. "When was the last time you've been fucked so hard it hurt to walk?', pretty much sells their friends on the idea it's OK to train the younger male how to please! Availble on Blu-ray.

A private investigator, Antonio Banderas, is hired to find a stripper that has come up missing. Although set in the modern era it has some great futuristic special effects that makes the sexy scenes that much better. The big name in the flick is Autumn Reeser,of "The O.C." and "No Ordinary Family", who plays a waitress that offers to help Banderas. After serving him coffee he asked her when she gets off and she responds, "About 14 minutes after I start fucking". That alone is reason enough to watch this movie. And by the way...Autumn's natural body is glorious! Available on Blu-Ray!

Episode 10. Brit ginger Brit Rebecca Mader guest stars as a gold digger, and awesomely the competition gets series regular Jessica Lucas into a bikini. All we can say is...wow! Someone get this chick in a nude role, quickly.

The Scottish funnyman's different take on a late night talkshow, including robot sidekicks, dancing horses and awkward pauses, is a breath of fresh air, and routinely beat Conan O'Brien before he moved out of the timeslot.

This series, based on a novel, lasted a whole three weeks before CBS yanked it off the air. It starred Tom Cavanaugh ('Ed') as a record exec who gets fired from his cushy big label A&R job after making a speech about his passion for "real music." He lands at a small, start up label where he can work on the music he really loves. Meanwhile, he's always seeking "The One" and spends a lot of time hanging out with his buddies. The show wasn't bad, but it wasn't a stand out either. Cavanaugh, on whom this show rested, mugges it up for the camera a bit much for my taste. That worked on 'Ed', which was a naturally quirky show, but not as well here. The show might gotten better given the chance, but that rarely happens on TV anymore.