Playboy #3 (1990)

When a wife tells her husband to "put some magic back in our marriage,' he takes her literally and sits in a robe and conical hat, waving a wand over a flaming pot on the coffee table.

A woman in a sheer robe holds love beads with a peace symbol medallion attached.

Eleven ultra-violent cartoons.

A man is reading the newspaper, while his wife comments on the news.

A worker at a sewage treatment plant opens a valve.

A marriage counselor shows an unreasonable couple his final solution—a pair of dueling pistols.

A counterculture father is reading a bedtime story from Evergreen Review to his children.

A policeman's wife complains about his behavior breaking up a demonstration.

Five men are tossed out of a bar, which was apparently a gay bar before it was taken "under new management."

A high-fashion woman asks a small boy why he called her a 'swinger,' while the boy's mother looks on in confusion.

Two men in a bar have a disagreement.

A priest in the pulpit exhorts his flock to support the church's policy on birth control.

A near-hysterical housewife clutches the milkman as he fills her refrigerator to the brim with milk and eggs.

A baby in a back bundle of a hippie couple gives the middle finger to an upper-class couple.

A beggar comes up with a novel approach to get a hand-out.

A man goes to a doctor stooped over with a pain in his back. The doctor has him remove the heavy medallion and beads from his neck and that solves the problem.

Two men watch as three women walk by. They follow them and are joined by a wealthy older man. The three catch up to the women and introduce themselves. All the women walk off with the wealthy man.

An optometrist has a shop with an hanging sign with a single eye and a single eye on his shop window. The optometrist himself is a cyclops.

A mother intends to give her daughter a compliment, but it could be taken a different way.

A producer gives Shakespeare a hard time when he brings him a copy of "Romeo and Juliet."

At a bar, a woman punches a man in the eye when he tries to make a pass at her.

A couple is concerned when the marriage counselor they are seeing is having problems with his divorced wife.

A call girl in stockings and high heels talks on the phone after leaving a bed littered with whips, belts, and a man smoking a cigarette.

A man thinks a trial marriage is too confining.

A policeman grabs a peeping Tom who's watching some unusual activity.

A young sloth is perched on top of a branch, instead of hanging below it like his parents.

A woman changes her look to get men interested in her, but her changes just make women more interested.

At a children's party, a father finds a couple in his bedroom.

A riot policeman gives an interview to a member of the press during a peace demonstration.

A man watches a man leave a night club, accompanied by two women, and wonders why that couldn't be him.

A platoon of soldiers hold a very disciplined protest in a general's office.

A rather depraved-looking doctor tells a nude female patient that he's going to test her reflexes—with a feather.

The boardroom of a distillery company has a large portrait of its founder—a 1920s bootlegger.

A father has a talk with his son on the state of the world.

Male and female chemists are caught making out in the lab by their supervisor.

A writer describes a cynical plot line to his wife.

Jane makes out with an ape, thinking it's Tarzan.