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This is what you call a real "Reality Show" =96 Love to see it come
back... <v>
A history of Taxicab Confessions, from the first show.. Taxicab
Confessions: New York, New York
The 2005 edition of HBO's Emmy-winning hit do***entary series "Taxicab
Confessions" returned to the streets of New York City for the first time
after an eight-year hiatus. TAXICAB
CONFESSIONS: NEW YORK, NEW YORK records more intimate nocturnal
conversations with actual taxicab passengers - chronicling a disparate
group of revelers, feti****sts, romantics and lonely hearts as they spill
their innermost secrets to anonymous cab drivers.
Taxicab Confessions 2003: Girls Like it Hot A woman who is kinkier on
her live *** website than with her fiance, a stripper upset over the
loss of her "sugardaddy" and a cheating boyfriend making amends with a
marriage proposal. None of these Las Vegas taxicab passengers knew they
were being taped by hidden cameras, so their conversations are
uncensored, frank and deliciously revealing. Outrageous stories of love,
life and loss are always a sure bet in Vegas as this hit do***entary
series antes up another all-new edition.
Taxicab Confessions 2002: A Fare to Remember A French cabaret singer
who's determined to be a survivor. Two star-struck tourists who'll go to
any length to meet a celebrity. A pair of female strippers in love
headed for a drive-thru wedding. They might not be as romantic as Cary
Grant and Deborah Kerr, but the leading men and ladies who ride in our
taxicab on a dark Las Vegas night have tales of life, love, lust and
loss that are every bit as memorable.
Taxicab Confessions 2001: All's Fare in Love & Vegas A thrilled
threesome proud of their liberated lifestyle. A pair of pals ready to
take on some Vegas-style adventures. A ***-club siren with cross-***ual
desires. An exotic dancer newly initiated into the **** industry. In Las
Vegas, outrageous stories of love, life, and loss are always a sure bet.
Taxicab Confessions 7: Lucky 7 Let it Ride A liberated female investment
banker whose motto is "one man, many women." A retired embalmer looking
for some live action on the Vegas strip. An adult-chat-room hostess with
an all-too-normal *** life. A "plain old little simple trans***ual call
girl." In Las Vegas, stories of life, love and loss are as plentiful as
slot machines, showgirls or Elvis impersonators.
Taxicab Confessions 6
In November 1999, HBO premiered another episode from Las Vegas. Rides
included a 35-year-old woman who's still a virgin, a rock musician on
his way home from a show with a beautiful groupie, and a man who
proposes to his longtime girlfriend in the back of the cab, unaware that
the moment is being preserved for all time.
Taxicab Confessions 5
This episode, which was the second in Las Vegas, premiered in July 1998.
Sometimes heart wrenching, sometimes gut wrenching; the rides include a
couple with a (very) open marriage and a down-and-out woman who explains
how she turned to heroin and prostitution after losing one of her legs
in a car accident.
Taxicab Confessions 4
In October 1997, HBO premiered Taxicab Confessions 4; the very first
episode to take place in Las Vegas. The producers found more outrageous
people in "Sin City". In this episode, a young man and his older
girlfriend add to their list of "places they've done it" (a TC first!)
and a sweet, sentimental veteran pilot of the Spanish Civil War who
remembers losing his best friend.
Taxicab Confessions 3
The people who appear in this episode, which premiered in August 1996,
are as unpredictable, and often as outrageous, as the city where they
live - New York. There's a foul-mouthed young woman who admits to having
shot her boyfriend in a fit of rage; a cocaine addict struggling with
his yearning for drugs, and a prostitute who claims she narrowly missed
becoming the latest victim of a cab-driving serial killer.
Taxicab Confessions 2
More personal lifestyles and secrets are revealed in this episode,
including a pair of young women flirting with their bi***uality and each
other, an outgoing African American body-builder who seems surprised
that the cabbie even picked him up, and an AIDS victim coping with his
impending death.
Taxicab Confessions
This inaugural episode of the Taxicab Confessions series, premiered on
HBO in January 1995, and went on to win the Emmy=AE Award for
Outstanding Informational Special. Far ahead of its time, this show
allowed viewers to watch as unsuspecting cab riders in New York City
revealed their most vulnerable sides. Memorable rides include an
off-duty trauma cop who recounts scenes of death he has witnessed, a
homeless man who explains his decline, and a young woman who talks about
the joys of body piercing.
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