Los Angeles, CA (WFN) -- Looks like the Sci-Fi Network doesn't want its viewers looking at she-males.

That's what execs told producer Richard Metzger after paying him to make "DisInformation," "a punk version of "60 Minutes.""

Metzger interviewed all sorts of strange folks, including a man who's building a time machine; a woman who claims to be Bob Hope's sex slave and a performance artist who sews her sex organs shut on stage.

However, execs were most offended by a piece on she-males where one interviewee suggested it's the next evolution in sexuality.

Now, Metzger realizes that the show may be too hot to ever air on American TV and is hoping to circumvent censorship by releasing "DisInformation" on DVD.

Although the release won't have the publicity that it would get from a Sci-Fi Network airing, Metzger says the ban has actually increased his show's hip factor as "the show they really, really, really don't want you to see."

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