Playboy TV Kicks Off With “Naked Happy Girls: San Francisco”
PLAYBOY TV KICKS OFF THE NEW YEAR WITH
“NAKED HAPPY GIRLS: SAN FRANCISCOâ€Â
 Second Season of Hit Reality Series Features Candid Interviews With Former SF Mayor Willie Brown, Musician Sammy Hagar, Comedian Margaret Cho and Other Notables
 Los Angeles, CA – January 7, 2007 – Playboy TV, the premium television channel for adults, announces the premiere of “Naked Happy Girls: San Franciscoâ€Â, the second season of its hit reality series, airing Saturday, January 12, 10:00pm, ET. Based on the popular hardcover coffee table book of the same name (Goliath Books), the series follows erotic photojournalist Andrew Einhorn, chronicling his travels and travails as a working artist.ÂÂ
 Season Two takes place in San Francisco which was recently named by Forbes.com as the “Best City for Singles.â€Â The City by the Bay provides a colorful background as Andrew traverses the city’s notoriously winding streets in his search for real-life women to photograph. Along the way the New York City native discovers the culture and ambience of San Francisco through intimate and candid interviews with notable SF personalities including former mayor Willie Brown, musician and tequila distiller Sammy Hagar, comedian Margaret Cho and over a dozen others.ÂÂ
 The Playboy TV series offers viewers an authentic look into Andrew’s life as he creates his art and manages his personal life. And, yes, there’s that aspect of meeting women and cajoling them into modeling nude for his photography that makes the show especially entertaining…ÂÂ
 Earlier this year, the first season of “Naked Happy Girls†stirred up controversy when the New York Daily News reported on NYC law student Adrianna Dominguez who faced the wrath of her school’s administration for participating in a photoshoot with Andrew.
 Playboy TV will air new episodes of “Naked Happy Girls: San Francisco†nightly during Playboy TV Prime (8pm to 11pm EST), a lively mix of short-form programming perfectly crafted for the “YouTube†generation. ÂÂ
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