This series' famous Lamoyne Hotel is absent from this fun release, which starts a miniseries titled "So Wrong".

It concerns Reagan Foxx, prescribed a set of dildos called "dialators" for her too-tight vagina by kindly Mindi Mink. Foxx is about to move to Thornhill to take a teaching job, hired by universiy administrator Lena Paul (they later have a nude sex scene together but because it is not XXX Lena gets no screen credit at all from Girlfriends Films).

Reagan is leaving her daughter behind, with the kid played by Violet Starr to move in with Prinzzess. P has only a NonSex cameo, again uncredited.

With P basically written out of the picture, the manipulative bad girl role goes instead to busty Karlee Grey. Karlee is moving into a home to share the rent with Foxx, and informs that to qualify for the lease she had to pretend they're mother and daughter. Reagan initially balks at this strange arrangement, but us fans in videoland note: Holy ashtray Batman, what a revolting plot development!

Running nearly 4 hours long, DVD has a lot more story and plot twists than usual, mainly themed to lesbian "coming out" and other wrinkles. Dr. Mindi Mink checks up on Foxx's kid Violet and promptly seduces her; and Karlee catches Reagan masturbating with her dialator, and treats her to a hot scene of mutual masturbation. It's a bonus sex scene for the fans, giving 5 rather than the standard 4 XXX vignettes.

There's an extraneous but satisfying BDSM interlude with fetish queen Rain DeGrey enlisted to punish cute Spanish import Amarna Miller (flogging, etc.) at Lena's request after Miller spreads rumors about Lena and new teacher Reagan's lesbian tendencies.

Karlee extends the lie about being Reagan's daughter to convince Mindi and then seduces the good doc. At fadeout Grey is still up to no good, asking Mink to help her meet her "sister" Violet, setting up future misadventures in the miniseries.

Farfetched but engaging melodrama.

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