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Kevin Falls and Sorkin combine for an award-worthy screenplay in this "West WIng" episode that concerns the wide range of issues daily facing Sheen and his intrepid team. They range from Earth-shaking (like a fire at a Russian nuclear missile silo) to the trivial (news stories about the president's dislike for green beans), but what really matters is not so obvious.

The cast's delivery of great lines is customarily amazing, including British guest star Charlotte Cornwell (as the Russian ambassador), and the segment ends gloriously with Allison Janney transcending everything and everyone else. Even the president is amazed.

Scarlet Skies is the redhead cutie who comforts (with sex) her stepmother Serene Siren in this rather convoluted excuse for a faux incest scene.

Siren broke up her marriage to Scalet's mom Linda, and seems inconsolable, but Scarlet goes the extra mile to pamper her (after all, they presumably bear the same initials on the bathroom towels). Gimmick is that, according to Serene, Linda lost interest in her daughter and wanted her out of the house, so both SS ladies cling together now that she's out of the picture.

It's a solid Sapphic love scene, and has the added wrinkle of Scarlet being the one who seduces Serene.

This series seems to have skipped releasing Volume 2, but #3 is more of the same "Mommy's Girl" content. Two of the three segments were already released earlier in the year on the VOD "Following in Her Steps", while a fresh one is also included.

Newie is titled "You're Too Important to Me, Sweetie". Scarlet Skies is the redhead cutie who comforts (with sex) her stepmother Serene Siren in this rather convoluted excuse for a faux incest scene.

Siren broke up her marriage to Scalet's mom Linda, and seems inconsolable, but Scarlet goes the extra mile to pamper her (after all, they presumably bear the same initials on the bathroom towels). Gimmick is that, according to Serene, Linda lost interest in her daughter and wanted her out of the house, so both SS ladies cling together now that she's out of the picture.

It's a solid Sapphic love scene, and has the added wrinkle of Scarlet being the one who seduces Serene.

The two retreads are as follows: "Pretend She Doesn't Exist!", in which Sophia Locke is in charge in this pleasantly silly faux incest vignette, getting off with her two teeny stepdaughters.

She has grounded the kids for poor schoolwork, so Kimmy Kimm and Julia James rebel by pretending that their stepmom doesn't exist. She's been eavesdropping, so Sophia takes up the challenge of stimulating the youngsters so they can't continue ignoring him -sex does the trick!

The performers' energy carries the show, which climaxes with squirting and mom getting the last laugh. Setting is the living room couch in the "Immoral Proposal" mansion, with the spiral staircase in the background.\\ "You're Taking Your Stepsister to Prom??" (previously issued on a VOD titled "Lesbian Roleplay") is a simple but clever story idea that's well-executed in this highly erotic "Mommy's Girl" offering.

Annie King is surprised to learn her stepdaughters Ameena Green and Kelsey Kane are going to their prom together, not because they couldn't find dates but because they're in love with each other. She confesses that she has a serious crush on both of them, so the three ladies decide to make prom night one to remember by having a threesome on the living room couch.

The trio of actresses are enthusiastically sexy in this scene, presented by Ricky Greenwood in a positive rather than "guilty" fashion, and it makes for a successful scene utilizing lesser-known talent.