Jonathan Morgan Helms New Gonzo Series

Fresh off his amazing showing at the AVN awards show, Jonathan Morgan starts shooting a new gonzo series for Wicked, January 29th and 30th. It features new contract girl Alexa Rae and is going to be titled Wicked Weekend.

Morgan: "We've done pretty well in the video feature market. We're going to try to get a stronghold in the gonzo market as well. I did a project awhile back called the Morgan Sex Project which was kind of a spoof on the Blair Witch.

G. Ross: "And he was never heard from again."

Morgan: "Yeah. It did really well as far as how it was put together, and the reception it got from our customers. So we're going to try a thing called Wicked Weekend. If anything similar in the aspect of Shane's World where a bunch of people go off to different places and there's sex, sex, sex. This is more of a video diary where it takes the viewer along step by step, be it the positive, the minus, the hilarious, the scary. Whatever happens, it's uncensored, live and raw. We're going to start that up this year and hopefully it will be a good flagship for our gonzo line. Hopefully this will be a continuing series that will be blessed as much as Double Feature ! was at the awards show."

G. Ross: "You're getting really good at this speech-making shit, now."

Morgan: "Let me tell you something. I'm trying anything where I don't have people coming up and saying, hey, Mr. Poo-yeh."

G. Ross: "It took you a long time to live that one down."

Morgan: "It took me six years and they're still doing it. When I was going up for Best Comedy, Serenity and I are walking up and I could still hear the poo-yeahs.

G. Ross: "Was it poo-yeah, boo-yeah or what-yeah?"

Morgan: "The whole thing was, I had just recently seen the movie with Al Pacino where he goes hoo-rah. Of course, with my ten Long Islands, it turned into POO-Yah. So that's how that became. Now I feel pretty confident that the jokes should die down after that incredible Alisha Klass-less speech. I think I'm out of the dog house. Way back in '94 when I did the poo-yeah thing, Tony Lovett came up to me and said you might as well just go ahead and learn how to flip the burgers because your career is done. This year he came up and it was, great acceptance speech; I guess you learned your lesson. I guess maturity has made me grow up. The bar now has my face on the wanted sign. Do not serve him alcohol. Let's see how the rest of the year goes. Hopefully, I won't have another 6-year drought."