There are quite a few people who have heard of the Internet sensation "The Naked News". Started out of Toronto, Canada in 1999 by Elliot Shulman and Victoria Sinclair, it was an idea of having a serious newscast done by a woman who slowly strips of her clothes and does it in the nude. Eventually it became so big that they hired multiple women (and men) to eventually bare it all while giving us the stories in news, sports, weather, entertainment, etc.
You'd think Playboy would come up with this idea first, but they didn't. However, they rectified it by coming up with "The Weekend Flash". Three new episodes air on Playboy T.V. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights and it's just like The Naked News. Four former Playboy Playmates (Kitt Pomidoro, Deanna Brooks, Janelle Perry, and Michelle McAndrews) deliver the news of the day and eventually removing their clothing to show off their reconstructed bodies. It's cheesy good fun and these girls are knockouts who blow away the Naked News crew. They do have a silly contest between segments that could be better used for another news segment, but otherwise this is a great guilty pleasure show.
Remember though, these ladies aren't pros; they seem to be reading from cue-cards and there's a lot of tongue in cheek humor, but it does a superb job of stimulating you. When it's all said and done, they'll all be wearing just two things, a smile and stilettos.
You'd think Playboy would come up with this idea first, but they didn't. However, they rectified it by coming up with "The Weekend Flash". Three new episodes air on Playboy T.V. on Friday, Saturday and Sunday nights and it's just like The Naked News. Four former Playboy Playmates (Kitt Pomidoro, Deanna Brooks, Janelle Perry, and Michelle McAndrews) deliver the news of the day and eventually removing their clothing to show off their reconstructed bodies. It's cheesy good fun and these girls are knockouts who blow away the Naked News crew. They do have a silly contest between segments that could be better used for another news segment, but otherwise this is a great guilty pleasure show.
Remember though, these ladies aren't pros; they seem to be reading from cue-cards and there's a lot of tongue in cheek humor, but it does a superb job of stimulating you. When it's all said and done, they'll all be wearing just two things, a smile and stilettos.
