Mark Klein does his best to sex up late night television viewing, and he for the most part succeeds, despite a low production budget.  Action opens as a green room guest (Paulo Belez) waiting to go on the show is encouraged to lose his stage fright and his tight hole to stagehand Vinnie Rocko.  With Vinnie around, it's a wonder more guests do not appear relaxed. 

Dean Rodney, Lex Kyler, and Stephen Powers appear as the country and western band "Bunhouse Boys," stopping by to promote their latest album and a clip from a road documentary.  The almost 20-minute "clip" has a great threeway.

Will's next guest is the director of Boogie Daze, which provides a steamy clip of a couple to a disco beat.  Finally host Clark sneaks away for a lengthy commercial break with co-host Brad Erickson.

Low production values, such as poor blue screen effects and a curtain that looks like it was nailed to plywood distract from an overall quality effort.