List Of Playboy Videos
Playboy Videos are a series of videos released by Playboy Enterprises, the publishers of Playboy magazine. They are largely made up of music-video-style vignettes featuring Playboy Playmates and other models in various stages of nudity and, on occasion, softcore sex scenes.
The output of new Playboy videos has greatly curtailed since 2002, new releases such as No Boys Allowed 3 contain recycled footage shot for earlier videos. However, the production of the video Playmate calendar, the Playmate of the Year video, and the anniversary video series still continues.
Recently, Playboy has begun to release collections of the video calendars under the title Playmate DVD Calendar Collection. Currently, two have been released: The '90s (which also includes the 1987–1989 video calendars as a “bonus”, and the 2000–2005 calendar collection. These collect the video calendars, but do not include the bonus features found in the later DVD calendars.
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