In this sexy romp Romeo Hanze plays a gay man who writes children's stories for a living but finds all of his work turning into hardcore porn. It seems that since his lover has betrayed him, he avoids sex altogether an sublimates his desire into his writing. To solve his dilemma he consults a therapist who realizes that the mess of Hanz's personal life must be cleaned up before he can control his writing.

The sexual scenarios are enactments of the children stories-turned-porn, with often humorous results. Brian Estevez, who appears in two episodes, is the sexual centerpiece of this fantasy banquet, with the whole shibang ending in an orgy with the therapist. Hanz ends up, with fitting poetic justice, writing scripts for gay adult films.

The dialogue works well when it is delivered tongue-in-cheek but causes a few embarrassing moments when it takes itself seriously. Lucas directs with a competent and experienced if not particularly inventive eye, and the technical quality ranges from good to excellent, all in all, it's a pretty good production.