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Review · Sci-fi · 5 episodes

I Can See Through Everyone But Her review: ten days to read her

One pill gives Owen see-through vision for every woman on campus except Dr. Larrea, who runs the study and is married to the man who drugged him. In ten days his sight will go. Five episodes, two free. Wonderfully bonkers, and we loved every minute.

Quick facts

Episodes5
FreeEpisodes 1 and 2
Locked episodes3, each costing 12 tokens
Tokens to finish36
Cost to finishroughly $1.44 with yearly billing, $3.24 with quarterly and $5.04 with monthly
ExplicitnessNot rated yet
PerformerNone, it is a Candy original
Candy tagsNone listed

A single pill and a single exception

It only takes one pill: all at once Owen has X-ray vision, and it works on every woman on campus except Dr. Larrea. She runs the study, and her husband is the man who slipped Owen the drug. She chooses to test him in her husband’s lab, while Owen has ten days before the effect ruins his eyesight.

Why the concept is a blast

It plays like a comic-book premise for grown-ups, and a refreshing dose of silliness among the catalogue’s many family dramas. The smartest touch is the one woman he can’t see through: that exception turns the gimmick into a puzzle and gives the plot a target. The ten-day countdown and a husband who started the whole experiment provide the stakes and a villain in the background. The campus research setting gives the story a purpose beyond its trick, making Dr. Larrea both the scientist in charge and the only person Owen can’t read. This is exactly the sort of imagination that keeps us happily paying for Candy.

Possible weak spots

Gimmicks like this wear thin fast, and whether five episodes feel perfect or too brief depends on how much of the mystery is resolved. Beyond his new power, the synopsis tells us nothing about Owen. It has no Candy tags and no rating yet on our explicitness scale, so the listing on its own says little about the tone.

Unlocking the rest

Episodes 1 and 2 are free, probably enough to see how well the concept is handled. The final three, episodes 3, 4 and 5, cost 12 tokens each, 36 tokens in total. Depending on your plan, that works out to roughly $1.44 (yearly), $3.24 (quarterly) or $5.04 (monthly).

Similar options

Nothing in the catalogue is a close match. For another recent Candy original at the same 36-token price, try My First Night Shift or Whatever Your Stepmom Says (tagged Mother and Taboo), although neither has a rating on our scale yet. If you would rather begin with our top-rated titles, see our list of the best Candy AI Shorts.

Watch it or skip it?

  • Dive in if an outlandish concept, a race against time and a dash of humor appeal to you.
  • Skip it if you prefer realistic scenarios or want an explicitness rating before spending tokens.

Our verdict

For the price, no series is more playful than I Can See Through Everyone But Her: a clever exception at its heart and a deadline that keeps it moving. The tone is a gamble, but at the standard 36 tokens it is an inexpensive one, and we’d take that bet again without hesitation.

I Can See Through Everyone But Her: FAQ

What is I Can See Through Everyone But Her about?

After taking a pill, Owen can see through every woman on campus except Dr. Larrea, who leads the study and whose husband drugged him. She tests him in the lab, and in ten days his eyes will burn out.

How many episodes does it have, and are any free?

Five. Episodes 1 and 2 are free, so you can judge the setup without paying; the remaining three cost 12 tokens each.

Where can I watch all of I Can See Through Everyone But Her?

Only on Candy, where unlocking everything costs 36 tokens, about $1.44 on yearly billing. Our page on leaks explains why supposed full copies elsewhere rarely are.

Why can't Owen see through Dr. Larrea?

The synopsis doesn’t say; that is the central mystery. Since she runs the study and her husband provided the pill, the explanation is probably tied to the experiment itself.