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Secrets of Playboy Full Episodes, Video & More | A&E
Note: This is a women's issue (sexual exploitation) that invites responses.
Hugh Marston Hefner, probably still clad in his silk jammies, went to that Big Bunny in the sky back in September of 2017. Now ex-Playmates and others feel it's safe to come forward-- and as the cliché says-- tell the real story of what life was like behind the gates of the Playboy Mansion. Predictably the women divulge little about Hugh Hefner the trailblazing publisher of a men's magazine. But there's a whole lot of how miserable and exploited they feel after having posed nude in the magazine and worse, what is was like to sexually submit to a weird, nerdy, minimally-endowed dweeb who doled-out their paychecks. Said one, "he didn't date a lot of girls and women back in school."
Thus far there have been four episodes is this A&E trash fest, but already I've discovered some inaccuracies. A woman said she flew aboard Hef's Douglas DC-9-32, possibly to far-flung tropical locations like Hawaii and Montego Bay, Jamaica. In-fact N950PB made all but a handful of flights in its six-year existence with Playboy between Chicago and Los Angeles. Hefner, the man they called Mr. Excitement, stayed at home 99.9% of the time. For those who aren't familiar with this famous all-black corporate jet with the white bunny logo on its tail here is an article, complete with some publicity stills taken out at Burbank airport on January of 1969. Scroll down for a marketing video depicting the best airborne party that never was, put to Cy Colman's Playboy Theme music.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/14697/remembering-hugh-hefners-iconic-jet-black-dc-9-big-bunny
Note: This is a women's issue (sexual exploitation) that invites responses.
Hugh Marston Hefner, probably still clad in his silk jammies, went to that Big Bunny in the sky back in September of 2017. Now ex-Playmates and others feel it's safe to come forward-- and as the cliché says-- tell the real story of what life was like behind the gates of the Playboy Mansion. Predictably the women divulge little about Hugh Hefner the trailblazing publisher of a men's magazine. But there's a whole lot of how miserable and exploited they feel after having posed nude in the magazine and worse, what is was like to sexually submit to a weird, nerdy, minimally-endowed dweeb who doled-out their paychecks. Said one, "he didn't date a lot of girls and women back in school."
Thus far there have been four episodes is this A&E trash fest, but already I've discovered some inaccuracies. A woman said she flew aboard Hef's Douglas DC-9-32, possibly to far-flung tropical locations like Hawaii and Montego Bay, Jamaica. In-fact N950PB made all but a handful of flights in its six-year existence with Playboy between Chicago and Los Angeles. Hefner, the man they called Mr. Excitement, stayed at home 99.9% of the time. For those who aren't familiar with this famous all-black corporate jet with the white bunny logo on its tail here is an article, complete with some publicity stills taken out at Burbank airport on January of 1969. Scroll down for a marketing video depicting the best airborne party that never was, put to Cy Colman's Playboy Theme music.
https://www.thedrive.com/the-war-zone/14697/remembering-hugh-hefners-iconic-jet-black-dc-9-big-bunny