Playboy TV’s ‘Fast Lane to Malibu’ Drives Viewers Into the Arms of Seduction

(BEVERLY HILLS, CA) — Playboy TV, in conjunction with Indigo Entertainment, a wholly-owned subsidiary of the Playboy Entertainment Group, Inc., presents the world’s first interactive erotic feature film entitled “Fast Lane to Malibu.” This premiere television event is slated to air on Playboy TV on Saturday, May 20, 2000, at 11:00 PM, EDT, and again at 11:00 PM, PDT.

For the first time in television history, viewers will be able to determine the outcome of an erotic adventure. At five points in the movie, the viewing audience will be presented with various sensual scenarios and plot choices that will determine how the main characters will proceed. Viewers will be able to submit their votes via phone, fax or by visiting the Playboy TV Website at www.playboytv.com.

“Fast Lane to Malibu” tells the story of Zack and Brian, hot-blooded college roommates who find provocative women, erotic surprises and thrilling adventure on the road to a wild party in the fabled beach community. Fate, and the viewing audience, will determine what turns their seductive, and often hilarious, adventure will take.

Live voting intermissions, hosted by personalities from Playboy TV’s original series, will announce the audience voting results. More information can be viewed at ad-demo.www.playboy.com/jayb2/fastlane/index.html.

About Playboy TV

Playboy TV is a pay-per-view television network of the Playboy Entertainment Group, Inc., the world’s leading producer and marketer of branded adult entertainment. Playboy TV is available in more than 20 million U.S. cable households in the U.S. and Canada and to over 9 million home satellite owners via DirecTV, Echostar and Primestar by DirecTV. In Canada, Playboy TV is available through many CATV systems including Shaw Communications, Rogers, and Videotron cable systems and, ExpressVu and Star Choice satellite systems. Playboy TV offers over 1,300 hours of high-quality adult programming to 135 territories, with networks in Japan, the United Kingdom, Latin America, Scandinavia, Portugal and Spain.