This series inspired by early reality-TV shows is worthless content. The format has several porn actors sharing a home, having sex, complaining and living like bums. They try to get jobs but the best they can do is symbolized by T. T. Boy earning some bucks writing a porno script.

Jessica James impresses as a nudist who can't find work because she refuses to put on clothing for a job interview. Peter North is so lazy he doesn't even keep himself clean, but gets lucky when JJ fixes him up and even gets the unwashed guy to put on cologne. Result: instantly the group's new roommate Roxanne Hall falls fof him. When he goes back to being slovenly and dirty she drops him.

Uneventful feature ends with Steve Drake body-painting and then f*cking Roxanne out by their pool. He celebrates laziness and ends the boring show by turning to the camera and saying: "Who needs the real world?".

DIrector Frank Marino is hardly the type to be enamored of French Nouvelle Vague technique, but he does use their camera style of just panning between speakers in a conversation, eliminating the need for any reverse shots or editing.