5 December 2007, by Webmaster
’Girl on girl’ action is often just used as a marketing tool to pull viewers in
When a show’s been around for a while each new season needs a new angle to sell it. So nobody died with shock last week when the upcoming series of Nip/Tuck was promoted with a focus on the sex scenes between Joely Richardson and Portia de Rossi. "I think playing a lesbian turns men on," Richardson commented, showing uncanny insight. This startling revelation prompted the Sun to run a feature on TV’s hottest (...)