House Detective

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In-House Review - Dec 23 2008

A long-lost entry from New York's P.M. Productions, it's is a bit more notorious than others. The main reason? Humor... and lots of it. (Not all of it successful, either.) If you can't stomach nellie queens and stereotypical pansies donning make-up and flitting about among the sex, you might want to move on. It has as many detractors as it does fans; what's your vote? -Keeneye Reeves From the liner notes: "Is there any question why they just call him "Dick?" Security. The feeling of being protected and being free to do whatever feels good, knowing that nobody's going to intrude and disturb your adventures. Security is the job of the House Detective, and he takes his job very seriously. Except when he's outside checking windows. And "accidentally" looks inside. And sees two hot guys doing what he wishes he was doing. At this point the House Detective leaves the burdens of his job and joins the guys. Wouldn't you?"