Sunday Night Sex Show

I know she's an older woman, and that makes people uncomfortable when outcome's to sex. But if it was a sexy porn star hosting it, you wouldn't get the same message out of it. Sue always talks about safety and the importance of using protection, not being forced into anything, and making sure that sex is good, safe, and comfortable for the callers and the viewers. If it was somebody "cooler" (but I think shes really cool, and the show's been around for a while now so that shows that she's pretty cool), it wouldn't be focused as much on making sex positive. It's a much bigger show in Canada than it is here though, so maybe some Americans need to tune in too! I love this show, and I love hearing Sue's frank discussion on things that are "taboo"

I wrote this review on Octo 9th 2022

A sex show of the 90s. Sue was straight up and direct.

She didn't behave immature regarding sex talk or on the subject of sex.

The show appeared on cable television back In The day. It aired I believe late night on channel 26 or 24. It was probably channel 26.

The set up looked professionally, 90s and mature.

Sue Johnson didn't make sex jokes or talk like these millennials or pretentious radio, YouTube, podcast people.

She did judge and she was direct as well as straight forward with her feedback, responses, replies and information.

Callers would call in or write to her and I believe she use to have guests.

Overall, it was one of those shows you flicked through fast but was able to understand and digest the info. It was somewhat boring but sometimes you need boring for subjects like sex or you may attract the wrong audience.

I was only a child and I was mature enough to handle her show.

I must watch show if you are a sex addict and have no idea about "anynothing".

OK, so maybe I'm just a silly little girl but the Sunday Night Sex Show is one of the best informative shows about sex around. Sue knows what she's talking about and let's face it, if she was some hot-to-trot titty-hanging-out tramp talking about sex, no one would even process the information.

This show gives people that extra push to learn about sexuality in a way that even the older generations can get kinky without it feeling "wrong" or "dirty". Sex is a normal part of humanity and Sue gives great advice to those who need it.

Sometimes the questions are repetitive or make me wonder "doesn't s/he know that already?" but all in all a great start to making sexuality something to talk about by the water cooler. And not just the "who did who" talk but talk about real-life normal everyday(or not quite) sex.

I give this show my thumbs-up for being what it is. Don't expect some crazy discussions (unless you've never heard of a dildo before) but do get ready for some frank talk about sex.