Episode 12. A widow (Kennedy Johnson) returns to the site of her husband's death two years earlier, where a mysterious stranger helps her come to terms with her loss.

The Retromedia Gang comes together for a Crucible-meets-Bewitched-themed sex comedy starring Beverly Lynne as an ousted village member that travels in time with witch Nicole Sheridan. Facing the sexual morays of the aughts, they find themselves right at home though a Quaker Hell-bent on purifying their souls aims to return them to their proper time. Also stars Rebecca Love in a typically energetic performance and Kennedy Johnston in an uncredited sequence that features some excellent solo action by a very fetching Beverly Lynne. Hotter than their usual fare, Fred Olen Ray in crew must have been feeling frisky when they put this one together.

Season Two, Episode 4. An aphrodesiac mixed in with cookies turns everyone into a sex maniac, making for a very interesting episode. The standout scene is Christine Nguyen getting it on with Kennedy Johnston, but cutie Riley Steele is always awesome!

After inheriting a run-down mansion that was the site of a string of ghastly murders, a beautiful young woman (Kennedy Johnston) enlists the help of her friends to restore the home to its former glory. When the pals awaken a group of sexy spirits, they suddenly find themselves experiencing extraordinary ecstasy--and unthinkable horror. Stylish and well-directed erotic thriller also stars Cecilia Simon, Ananda St. James, and Christina Baby. Unrated version; 96 min.

Starring a host of softcore starlets including Flower Edwards and Kennedy Johnston, More Married People, Single Sex so suffers from a terrible title that one glance at the cast list makes one assume it's wall-to-wall action. Not true. In fact, the production spends a lot of time actually allowing its clothing-opposed cast to keep their shirts on and do something few erotica directors permit: the stars get to act. The result is a mildly interesting relationship drama with some very nice performances by Flowers, Edwards, Shirly Brener and Katie Lohmann. Definitely good for couples, the sex scenes largely follow a less-is-more method that heats up the screen nicely.

Sexy and offbeat comedy from schlockmeister Fred Olen Ray follows a beautiful young cavegirl and her boyfriend as they stumble upon a time portal that takes them to the present day. As the pair grapples with culture shock, they must also contend with prying scientists and a number of sex-crazed characters that are unlike anything they've ever seen before. AKA Bikini Cavegirl.

Starring: Jezebelle Bond, Kennedy Johnston, Nicole Sheridan, Lezle Zen

• Studio: Image Entertainment
• Run Time: 80 minutes
• Format: Color, NTSC
• DVD Release Date: 2003

Those most wonderful creators of cheeky shot-on-video T&A, Retromedia/American Independent Pictures, return with yet another stellar entry in the "buffoonery and boobs" genre. This time, Nicole Sheridan is given leading lady screen time as a genie trying to protect her new master, a dumb G.I., who is about to be swindled by his unscrupulous bisexual wife (Kennedy Johnston) and her hot lover, (the always fetching Beverly Lynne). When the ladies get a genie of their own, the laughs keep coming while the clothes keep hitting the floor.

There are a number of nice softcore scenes here, including two girl-girl couplings, (Johnston with Lynne; Dolorian with Sheridan), an excellent girl-girl-guy sequence (featuring Johnston and Lynne), and a couple rather lengthy girl-guy scenes that will keep Sheridan and Johnston fans very happy. Another in director Nicholas Medina's (aka: Fred Olen Ray's) bikini series, this one is also known as Genie in a String Bikini.

• Format: Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Full Screen, NTSC
• Studio: Image Entertainment
• DVD Release Date: October 12, 2004
• Run Time: 90 minutes

On the second season, this erotic anthology series moves to a desert resort run by the lovely Jenny (Tina Leiu), but keeps the theme of following attractive couples who need a little help in their lovelives.

In this episode Kat (Kennedy Johnson) is so nervous about meeting her Internet beau in person that she sends her assistant (Ander Paige) to check him out ahead of time. This ep isn't quite up to the series' usual high standards because the barn scene is pretty poorly lit, forcing us to miss out on some great shots of the lovely, and naturally endowed, Miss Johnson. Still and all, this is one of the better Skinimax series because of the talent it attracts.