The Girls Next Door
The Girls Next Door
TV-PG | 07 August 2005 (USA)

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    Laikals The greatest movie ever made..!
    Inclubabu Plot so thin, it passes unnoticed.
    Supelice Dreadfully Boring
    Cassandra Story: It's very simple but honestly that is fine.
    RZDickRider_2 What is going on? I know that Bridget, Holly, and Kendra all left the mansion to lead separate lives but, WHAT THE HELL IS GOING ON? This show used to have a certain something that made it different from all of the others. But, now, with the three new Girls Next Door, The annoying Shannon Twins, and the abysmal Crystal, this show is going to fail.These are the kind of girls that can't figure out how to screw in a light bulb. They are trying WAY to hard to be like the REAL Girls Next Door. It has only been one episode, but I can already tell that this show will definitely not be back for a second season, at least I'll forget about it if it does.Please, bring back Holly, Bridget, and Kendra! Have the show follow their lives, and not of these annoying, disgusting wannabe's!
    largo-9 I watched this show a couple of times but still have a couple of things to comment on. I see that some ppl here call these playboy girls prostitutes because they are living with a rich old guy. Well look around people and get real.. When a girl lets say 20 years old gets married with a 50 year old lawyer or a doctor I don't see a lot of people complaining.. Some religions-don't need to name them here- allow a man to marry with up to multiple women as long as he can provide for them-a task Hef is obviously up for- Throughout the history women always wanted to have a secure life and the institution marriage was always utilized for that purpose.(Remember the word family comes from the Latin word familia which amongst many meanings also come to mean a financial union) Why is it so hard for most people to understand that? Love is overrated anyway; after a couple of years the love between couples fades away to be replaced by something else; whatever you may call it but it is not love, something else- hopefully not spite or hate if you are lucky enough-. Anyone who is married can understand what I am trying to tell. So who cares if the girls are in for the money or the connections; who cares if a 80 year old guy wants to have fun in the dawn of his life? Is it really that bad? When you think of all the violence, hate and intolerance we are fed by the modern day TV, I think not. But no: The portrayal 3 hot blondes and a rich 80 year old hanging around in the mansion and living a rather uneventful life makes a lethal combination for the welfare of the society. I think I smell jealousy and envy
    samcracc The Girls Next Door is inappropriate by Playboy like they should of made it rated TV-18 or R for nude blurring, sex, Kendra's inappropriate laugh and beep words on this show. I have seen a couple episodes that are funny. Kendra is the worst star on this show to be in this calendar shoot. Hugh Hefner is excellent on The Girls Next Door. I saw a clip from The Soup about Potty Humor on E!.com and that part was inappropriate about what Holly says about something comes out of a toilet and wipe something off her crouch thats bad. Also on this clip is when Bridget dresses up a black little dog for a costume just then the black dog lays down and does not like that costume. Then last there was a inappropriate laugh of Kendras laugh. This is inappropriate for everybody this show will make you stupid and so does Playboy shoots.
    caa821 I have seen this program advertised, but had never watched even a second of it until today. I hit the "E" channel's number by mistake, intending to tune into the Navy-Army pre-game program. They had just begun a program celebrating Hefner's 80th birthday, apparently ready to participate in the traditional, annual, "Hef's birthday," viewing of "Casablanca." He was reading some notes about the movie - the man is an unexpectedly dull, and rather inarticulate speaker. Everyone was grinning like apes, and his young girlfriends were in dresses so damn tight, they looked like Martin Short's morbidly-obese "Jiminy Glick" trying to seat themselves.I watched a few minutes, fascinated as his charges in the other room scurried to convert a large area into a precise replica of "Rick's," the Bogart bistro in the flick - for champagne and caviar afterward.The show is amusing, but I suspect (at least for me) in some ways other than intended. Hefner reminds me of Phil Donahue and the late Howard Cossell. He has morphed into a persona which looks like an exaggeration of the satirical imitations of him done by impersonators, stand-up comics, and talk-show hosts. Hugh, like Phil and Howard, is a classic self-parody. And there's something fascinatingly grotesque in viewing this octogenarian old fart creep around in pajamas and smoking jacket, amidst these vacuous nymphets, who seem incapable of wearing any apparel which isn't overly-tight, overly-skimpy, or both. Nothing actually wrong with this per se, except these bimbos are as void of taste as they are intelligence.I've seen his old films/tapes of the long-ago Playboy t.v. program. There he was a 30- or 40-something man, pretentious, and a rather smarmy/unctuous presence. The guy today is a pretentious, smarmy, unctuous 80-year-old.I'd love to see a show devoted to a tour of Hef's private bathroom, and have him display his undoubtedly major supply of herbs, vitamins, and ED pills, creams. etc.When the girlfriends eventually "deliver," Hef can be an honorary Great Great Grandfather to the kids. He's just the right age.