Ranking Marvel's What If...? Episodes
Marvel’s animated show What If...? ended last week, so let’s go back and look at all of the different universes shown and rank each episode from worst to best!
Vacation Spot (1996)
Cutter West and Jesse Tyler spend the week at a swanky sex resort. “Isn’t this a great Vacation Spot?” Jesse asks. Scene One: Pool boy Steve O’Donnell and Dave Russell get busy in the lobby on a pinstripe couch. Steve’s a little on the lean side, but has a nice cock, and seems enthusiastic enough. Scene Two: Tony Melina is up next. Man, this is how I love my men! Tall, dark, and Mediterranean! Kyle McKenna immediately gets down on his knees and services Tony’s cock. Scene Three: Cutter tells Jesse about the guy he picked up in the lobby last night, Marc Pierce. Scene Four: Looks like we’re in for another poolside scene, this time starring Max Grand and cutie Kyle Hunter. Scene Five: Finally, Jesse Tyler recalls his close encounter with hunky Drew Andrews (who on second glance it looking a little doughy). This is probably the only case in this flick where the guys had some real chemistry.
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Cutter West and Jesse Tyler spend the week at a swanky sex resort. “Isn’t this a great Vacation Spot?” Jesse asks. Scene One: Pool boy Steve O’Donnell and Dave Russell get busy in the lobby on a pinstripe couch. Steve’s a little on the lean side, but has a nice cock, and seems enthusiastic enough. Scene Two: Tony Melina is up next. Man, this is how I love my men! Tall, dark, and Mediterranean! Kyle McKenna immediately gets down on his knees and services Tony’s cock. Scene Three: Cutter tells Jesse about the guy he picked up in the lobby last night, Marc Pierce. Scene Four: Looks like we’re in for another poolside scene, this time starring Max Grand and cutie Kyle Hunter. Scene Five: Finally, Jesse Tyler recalls his close encounter with hunky Drew Andrews (who on second glance it looking a little doughy). This is probably the only case in this flick where the guys had some real chemistry.
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In Theaters:1/1/1996
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