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On-Set: 'Star Trek: The Next Generation: A XXX Parody' (SFW), Part 2
"On-Set" is an ongoing safe-for-work glimpse inside the adult industry. LAist has visited the sets of movies directed by award-winners Lee Roy Myers, Sam Hain, Belladonna, Kimberly Kane, and Axel Braun, and include parodies of Star Trek, Star Trek: The Next Generation, The X-Files, Seinfeld, The Simpsons, Tron, Reservoir Dogs, Revenge of the Nerds, The Justice League, and Sailor Moon.
Continued from Part One.
In retrospect, we were either incredibly dedicated or insane (probably a little of both) to have been present for all four days of production on Sam Hain's Star Trek: The Next Generation: A XXX Parody. The first day, on the Enterprise-D bridge, ran over 20 hours, with at least one castmember falling asleep on-set until needed for filming.
Meanwhile, one Star Trek: The Next Generation castmember, Wil Wheaton (Wesley Crusher), has monitored the porn parody's progress, from tweeting about its production ("Apparently, there is a XXX parody of TNG being filmed this weekend") to linking to the trailer when it was released a month ago ("I think I'm going to buy this, and skip the naughty bits so I can see the story").
Star Trek: The Next Generation: A XXX Parody is out now from Digital Sin and Revolution X.
To be continued.
NSFW photos on Fleshbot.
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