Margot's series

How every series is built

The format never changes: five episodes per series, the first two free, the last three paid at 12 tokens per paid episode. Finishing a series therefore costs 36 tokens. Multiply by five if you plan to see everything. Episodes are short. The opener runs from 45 to 75 seconds depending on the title. That makes the free part a cheap test, and we would always use it before paying. The what is free page details the split, and the episode list shows each series in sequence.

Couples Therapy With Margot Vey

This is the only series where Margot keeps the job from her profile, and the only one without a page of its own here, so we give it the full treatment.

The setup. Jake and Tessa are a couple going through a rough patch, and they book sessions with a therapist for advice. Margot is that therapist, and she has an unconventional method. Instead of talking them through their problems from her chair, she steps into their sessions and then into their home life, offering lessons that are far more hands-on than they expected. The tension is in that blurred line between treatment and temptation.

Couples Therapy: free part and cost

Episodes 1 and 2 are free, and episode 1 runs 75 seconds, among the longest openers she has. That gives you a proper look at the premise and at Margot in therapist mode before you commit. The remaining three episodes cost 12 tokens each, 36 in total. It is tagged as a milf and wife story, and as brand new in the catalogue at our data date.

Our view: if you came to Margot through her chat, this is the natural first series, because the woman on screen is the same consultant who asked for your baseline. If you prefer her in a family setting, start elsewhere.

My Best Friend's Mom Has One Rule

Housesitting for a friend, Jake meets his friend's mother fresh from the shower and gets one instruction: never go upstairs. He goes anyway, and what he discovers turns the stay into a game she controls. This series has the shortest opener of the five, 45 seconds, so the free part is brisk. It is the best showcase for her exacting side: a rule, a breach and terms to meet. Full notes on My Best Friend's Mom Has One Rule.

My Bachelor Gift was My Fiancée's Mom

No bachelor party, says your fiancée, and that is final. Her mother sees it differently and prepares a private celebration that must stay secret forever. Margot plays the mother with a glint of mischief that she rarely shows elsewhere. The opener runs 65 seconds, and the series carries taboo and brand new tags. Read our page on My Bachelor Gift was My Fiancée's Mom for the free episodes in detail.

Her Stepmom Is the Boss

A girlfriend pulls strings to land her partner a job, and he ends up reporting to her stepmother, who turns out to run the entire floor and to have plans for him that are not in the job description. This is Margot as a manager, the most corporate of her roles. Episode 1 lasts 65 seconds. Our notes on Her Stepmom Is the Boss cover the free part and whether the paid part earns its tokens.

My Dad’s Bride Wants Me First!

Your father marries on Saturday, you are his best man, and his bride is Margot. Between a dress to zip, a garter to hold and a maid of honour who happens to be the bride's stepsister, the weekend is full of close calls with your dad one room away. The opener runs 75 seconds. It is the most tense of the five and the least calm around her, which makes for a nice contrast. Details on My Dad’s Bride Wants Me First!.

Choosing between them

Pick by mood rather than by tag. Therapy for her own voice, the house with one rule for control, the bachelor gift for mischief, the office for authority, the wedding for nerves. If you cannot decide, our watch order proposes a sequence, and her roles compares the five parts she plays. If you want the same premises with other leads, see women like Margot.