The first 20 minutes or so are set in a restaurant (an actual dining room, not a set) where a famous prostitute, Barbara Broadcast (industry icon Annette Haven), is interviewed by an enthusiastic journalist (C.J. Laing). This long sequence is filled with all sorts of mischief, made all the more exciting by the surreal humor that springs from the ca

Well-off housewife Tiffany (popular French actress Dominique Saint Claire) breaks away from her boring daily routine by arranging a date with prostitute Betty (the incomparable Veronica Hart), who attempts to teach her the ropes of lesbian sex before sending her on a day trip of sexual self-discovery. The starting point is the racy radio show hoste

Gilly and Billy host a successful morning radio show from their own home, and when she discovers her husband is cheating on her with his secretary Phyllis (a delightfully histrionic Mary Stuart), she decides to spy on them for her own excitement. From here, the comedy is high and priceless, and Gilly sets out to resolve the humiliation in kind, lea