A series that showcases the sexual fantasies of everyday people, and the kinky escorts hired to help fulfill them. An asshole boss desiring to be a dominatrix's submissive, a cuckold-loving married couple, a bored housewife wishing to role-play with a stranger, a seemingly innocent churchgoer craving forbidden anal sex - sometimes the people you least suspect have the wildest secret fetishes

The story of the 1968 album, The Kinks Are the Village Green Preservation Society. After failing to chart upon release, it went on to become one of the most influential works in rock.

The host for the episode is Steve Martin (his second appearance), and the musical guest is The Kinks. The skits for this episode are as follows: Steve gets hostility from the cast over his treatment of Gilda since the last show. For his opening monologue, Steve gets happy feet, talks about his goals, then mentions what drugs he and the cast are going to take after the show. The Coneheads receive a visit from the IRS. Jackie Onassis enters a celebrity weightlifting contest. A diet book promises weight loss by using the pages of the book itself as meals. A doctor advises parents to pull the plug on their comatose son, only to have him wake up just as they are about to do it. A celebrity bingo game can't get started because all the time is wasted making introductions. Alex Haley talks about some of his lesser known ancestors. A couple who meet in a singles bar share all the same bizarre quirks. The Kinks perform "You Really Got Me Going", "All Day And All of the Night", "Well-Respected Man", "Lola" and "Sleepwalker".

Between pop petulance and abysmal creative depressions, a dive into the career in roller coaster of the Kinks and their brilliant leader, Ray Davies.