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Hi,
I live in Sydney and therefore can't watch TelevisionX on TV.
I have just been told there are two versions, hardcore and softcore, of films from TelevisionX.
The hardcore versions are available on their website and many other streaming sites, such as gamelink.
While the softcore versions are only available on TV. Meaning I cannot ever see them.

I would like to find some softcore versions. Specifically,
The Invite starring Syren Sexton.
I have seen two streaming versions of this film but, of course, they were both the hardcore version.

Does anybody know if there are any 'softcore' TV versions of The Invite available/accessible anywhere online.
Is there anyway I can view the TV version?
TV X says I can watch on TV, but I can't watch it in Australia.

Any info. about this will really be appreciated.
Thank You,
John

The TVX series "Suncreaming" Elizabeth Michelle Lawrence fisting Morgan Preese, would love to see the H/C version of that one !happy!

As you said yourself, "the softcore versions are only available on TV."

As you probably realise, softcore versions have to be shown on TV because hardcore isn't allowed on British TV, even under encryption.

if there are hardcore versions of the softcore "TV" shows available, why would anyone bother to seek out the softcore versions???

I watch films for the women, not the sex. So, to me, hardcore means nothing if the girls aren't attractive.
Ive only seen two softcore versions of H/C films. And they were both sexier, somehow.
I think it's just me.

This is probably not very helpful, but you could always get hold of a hardcore film and make the necessary edits yourself to turn it into the softcore version.

Thanks for the suggestion, but from what I've read and seen (on the trailer), the tv version is a little different.
More kissing. More intimacy.
The softcore version seems sexier than the hardcore.

rexwantinsex wrote:

> if there are hardcore versions of the softcore "TV" shows
> available, why would anyone bother to seek out the softcore
> versions???


That's the problem exactly. There wouldn't be enough interest in the softcore version to make it available anywhere, since it would be in competition with the hardcore version.