This VIvid video by Paul Thomas is a lame followup rendered literally unwatchable by the presence of Ron Jeremy in a leading role -he's annoying and frankly disgusting to watch. After a four-minute recap of the first video, it runs less than an hour long, the only saving grace.
The title is a riff on the hit tv series Thirtysomething, but there the resemblance ends. In Part 1, Ron Jeremy was running a TV station, with hijniks set in that milieu. Much of the same cast returns for Part 2, but now Ron is also an agent representing artists and he keeps ranting against modern art, with much derogatory named-dropping. But he bets pal Paul Thomas that he can latch onto some modern artist and promote them to success, because the whole industry is a fake.
He chooses Alicia Monet and succeeds in winning that bet, with the mockery of the art form strictly facile and obvious in PT's lousy screenplay. Yes, the director had yet to become the talented hitmaker for Vivid, and watching this junker it's hard to believe he had it in him.
Randy Paul, a leading player previously, pops up for a moment as a waiter in this one. And, unfortunately, PT made a third volume with a new cast and story that was written by the all-time porn hack, Cash Markman.
