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For the average viewer, is a surprisingly empathetic, well-produced, and honest look at the complexities of marriage. It takes a subject often used for cheap laughs or cheap thrills and treats it with genuine curiosity. playboy tvs swing complete first season
Episode 3: : The couples participate in a series of games and activities designed to test their boundaries and desires. Audience and Industry Impact Swing targeted a niche
(Mar 25, 2011): A couple together for 24 years originally from Germany, looking to reignite a dimmed spark through a weekend swap. Episode 8: Stevens & Janel (Apr 1, 2011) Episode 9: Jessica & Mike Episode 3: : The couples participate in a