CHLOE

Written by Karen O’Hara and directed by Valerie Landsburg, Chloe stars a woman named Margo, who calls into the radio show to tell Veronica (Angela Nicholas) about how she discovered her love for blue-collar men, the type of guys who work with their hands and fix things. Margo says she’s from a “good family”, where she was raised to believe that men like that are not good enough for her. She’s engaged to a man named Brad (Todd Svoboda), who’s the heir to a family that owns a large pharmaceutical company, but he’s not very attentive to her, so she feels unsatisfied with their relationship, and her life in general, and constantly fantasizes about being with other men.

The episode is mostly a series of those fantasies. She has a plumber (played by Rafe) fix her kitchen sink, and when he’s done she fantasizes about having sex with him in her shower.

She takes her car to a mechanic (played by Lexington Steele), and as she waits for him to fix her car, she fantasizes about having sex with him in the garage, both of them getting covered in grease.

She goes home and takes a shower and masturbates while thinking about Tony (Nick Manning), a construction worker who’s doing some renovations on the home next door to hers.

Finally, she catches Brad making out with some other woman (played by Adajja) and dumps him. As she sees Tony packing up his tools, she asks him to come inside to consult on some renovations she has in mind for her kitchen. But that’s just an excuse. He comes on to her and they have sex, for real. She tells Veronica that it was her best sex ever and that she and Tony ended up getting married.

Okay, technically, this is an excellent episode. The sex scenes in this episode are all hot and very realistic. This is likely because Chloe, Rafe, Lexington, and Nick are all also professional hardcore stars, so they know what they’re doing. I’m especially impressed with the Lexington scene, as interracial scenes of this type are rather rare in softcore.

But personally, I’ve just never been very attracted to Chloe, she’s not really my type. So this is not an episode that I care to rewatch. If you like Chloe, I’d say this is a 5-star episode and I highly recommend it, but the highest I’d give this episode is a Chacebook rating of THREE AND A HALF STARS.

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