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Review · Slow burn · 6 episodes

Dad's New Girlfriend review: Colette, chemistry and a line to cross

Colette, your father's far younger girlfriend, is charming, carefree and hard to look away from, and the spark between you two is obvious. Two of the six episodes are free, and 48 tokens take you to the end. A slow burn this seductive is exactly our kind of binge.

Quick facts

Episodes6
FreeEpisodes 1 and 2
Locked episodes4, 12 tokens apiece
Tokens to finish48
Cost to finishroughly $1.92 yearly, $4.32 quarterly, $6.72 monthly
ExplicitnessNot rated yet
PerformerNone, it is a Candy original
Candy tagsTaboo

The premise

Your dad is seeing someone new, Colette, and she is much younger than him. Friendly and relaxed, she is impossible to overlook. The attraction between you is clear from the very start, and the series wonders whether some lines exist to be crossed.

Told in the second person, the story makes you the son, so your father is the one who stands to be betrayed. Colette is the only character with a name and a description; the rest is kept for the episodes.

An extra episode compared with most

What stands out most about Dad’s New Girlfriend is its length. With 6 episodes rather than the usual five, it is one of only two series in the catalogue that run this long. For a slow burn built on looks and hesitation, the additional episode matters: the tension gets one more step before anything is resolved.

It still fits into one evening, without committing to one of Candy’s 15-episode sagas.

What the synopsis leaves out

On paper, it is pure atmosphere. Candy does not tell us whether the father suspects anything, whether Colette is devoted to him or what eventually turns attraction into action. Taboo close to the stepparent variety is familiar ground on Candy, and this premise does not give it a twist. What you get is Colette herself and a slow build, and honestly, that is plenty to keep us watching.

Begin with the free episodes

Episodes 1 and 2 are free and introduce Colette and the household. We have not rated the series for explicitness yet.

What it costs

You need 48 tokens to finish, four locked episodes at 12 tokens each, which is 12 more than a standard five-parter. In dollar terms that is about $1.92 yearly, $4.32 quarterly or $6.72 monthly, well within a single month of plan tokens. Our cost breakdown explains how the plans work.

Who it’s for

  • Watch it if you enjoy simmering taboo, a single magnetic lead and a little more runtime than usual.
  • Pass if you are after twists, a confirmed explicitness rating or a plot free of family dynamics.

Longer series to check out

Enjoy the idea of more episodes? Candy has longer ones. The Man Next Door Knows runs 9 episodes for 84 tokens, and Addicted to my stepdad and Your girlfriend’s younger sister both stretch to 10 episodes at 96 tokens. For the full saga treatment, go with Mona’s Worst Enemy: 15 episodes, 156 tokens.

Our verdict

Dad’s New Girlfriend is a straightforward taboo slow burn distinguished by one feature, a sixth episode that gives the tension room to breathe. At 48 tokens it costs a little more than the standard price, but only a little. If Colette holds your attention through the two free episodes, unlocking the remaining four is a no-brainer, and on the yearly plan it is practically a steal.

Dad's New Girlfriend: your questions

What's the story of Dad's New Girlfriend?

Your father is dating Colette, who is much younger than him, charming and carefree. The chemistry between you and her is undeniable, and the series toys with whether some lines are worth crossing.

How many episodes does Dad's New Girlfriend have?

Six, one more than Candy’s usual. Episodes 1 and 2 are free to watch; the four that follow are locked at 12 tokens each.

How much does it cost to finish Dad's New Girlfriend?

You need 48 tokens, or $6.72 on the monthly plan, $4.32 on the quarterly and $1.92 on the yearly. Our costs page explains how tokens work.

Who is Colette?

She is the father’s new, much younger girlfriend, and the only character named in the synopsis. It describes her as charming and carefree, someone you just cannot ignore.