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Return of the Olly Girls

by Kate Rogan August 13, 2008 2:40 PM
I watched a few episodes of the E! reality show, Sunset Tan, during its first season. It is an in-depth look into the lives of employees working at the popular, up-scale Los Angeles tanning salon, um, Sunset Tan. The salon is run by Jeff Bozz and Devin Haman, two men who are evidently intimately familiar with the orange-tinged spray tan that covers Angelenos' entire bodies from winter through summer. I couldn't stomach the trashiness of the show last season; watching the Olly Girls in action is enough to make anyone sick to their stomachs (for you non-watchers, their names are Holly and Molly, hence the Olly moniker). They are bleach-blond twenty -something's who'd rather flirt with clients than do their job. The girl's were eventually fired for their inability to follow simple instructions, and I figured that was the last we would hear of the infamous tanners -- no stars, no more show.

Well, that's what I thought before I saw commercials on E! for the all new season. I guess that means that enough people were truly entertained (or at least turned on) by the blond bikini-wearing employees that the producers put the wheels in motion for another season. Who knows why those kooky E! producers do the things they do! Take a gander at the Olly Girls doing what they do best after the jump.

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