New G.I. Jonny video

November 9th, 2007 by Monitor

The latest safe-sex awareness video by BBC Learning and the Terence Higgins Trust is set to outrage the usual suspects. The first one, GI Jonny and Captain Bareback, was a double-meaning laden spooge fest which upset both the National Confederation of Parent Teachers Associations and Mediawatch-UK.

This one, called “Good Advice”, is a complete departure, stylistically, but equally funny. A young man receives sex tips from his mum whilst in flagrante.

It is not officially released until Monday, but MWW readers can see an exclusive preview here.


2 Responses to “New G.I. Jonny video”

  1. marc says:
    09/Nov/2007 at 5:12 pm

    Oh, for a mum that understanding!

  2. curtis says:
    10/Nov/2007 at 11:09 pm

    that’s wrong… it’s hilarious. How the bbc getting away with that? certainly different way of getting the kids to wear jonnies… funny tho.

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