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27 July, 2004
27 July 2004Apparently, there's something called a "Christian sex explosion," and according to The Sydney Morning Herald's Lisa Pryor, it's demonstrated by Australian TV's new panel talk show, Good Sex. The show's producer, Mark Hadley, says they "don't want to trick people into watching the show, offering them sex then giving them religion. 'We don't say, "Let's have three commercial breaks then we'll start talking about God."'" But, writes Pryor, "inevitably, the hilarity and penis-pump demonstrations give way to precisely that and much sport can be had guessing precisely when a panellist will make that first reference to how sex is best when it takes place within marriage."
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