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Performance Review

A week of quarter-end close, an office made of glass and a boss who reviews more than numbers: Performance Review ends when her husband is back on Friday.

Episode 1: First Impressions

6 episodesScandalsMILF

Episode 1 plays here for free. From episode 2 onwards you need a Dreamy Shorts membership.

What Performance Review is about

The setting is a glass tower in the City of London, 23rd floor, quarter-end close. That means five days on which nobody leaves before ten at night. The managing director has a corner office you can see into from everywhere, and a reputation that frightens new staff before they have heard her name. She is married. Her husband is away on business until Friday. The new summer intern, an adult in his mid twenties, is assigned to her desk on Monday. Performance Review begins with a first impression, and it is ice cold.

First Impressions, the first episode, shows exactly that Monday: he brings the wrong figures, she makes him redo the spreadsheet in front of everyone. Then it is eight, then nine, then only the two of them are left on the floor. Working Late is the second episode, and you realise she is no longer keeping him back because the figures are wrong. The series tells power through spaces: glass walls that cannot be frosted from the inside, a desk that is too tidy, a lift that takes too long. Every evening goes further than the one before.

On the Desk, Copy That, The Review: the titles of episodes three to five leave little room for misreading, and yet the series sticks to looks, instructions and a door she locks even though the wall beside it is glass. Final Performance is Friday. The husband comes back, the quarterly report has to go out. Dreamy Shorts lists Performance Review under Scandals and MILF, and the gap between a boss who controls everything and an intern who could lose everything carries the series. All the characters adults, performers AI-generated.

All episodes of Performance Review

EpisodeTitleAccess
1First ImpressionsFree
2Working LateMembership
3On the DeskMembership
4Copy ThatMembership
5The ReviewMembership
6Final PerformanceMembership

Performance Review on Dreamy Shorts: episode 1 free, episode 2 with membership

First Impressions plays right here in the player. No account, no app, just play. For Working Late, the second episode, and everything up to Friday you need the membership at DreamyShorts: 19.99 USD a month or 119.88 USD a year, approx. £15 a month or £91 a year, converted, rate varies. Worked out per month, the annual plan costs half. According to the provider you can end the membership at any time.

Performance Review has six episodes of one to two minutes each: First Impressions, Working Late, On the Desk, Copy That, The Review, Final Performance. Categories: Scandals and MILF. This is a series for after work, when you have just had a boss of your own who looked a little too long. Subtitles are there, sound on or off, portrait format. Dreamy Shorts runs in the browser, on the desktop too, if you are at the office, which we do not recommend.

Why DreamyShorts?

  • Every episode runs one to two minutes. You do not need a free evening, a bus ride will do.
  • Episode 1 plays here with no account, no app and no credit card. Only once a series has hooked you is the next step worth taking.
  • The membership opens up every episode of every series, new series are added all the time, subtitles are included, and according to the provider you can cancel at any time.
  • Portrait format, built for the phone. It works just as well on a desktop.

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Questions about Performance Review

Can I watch Performance Review on DreamyShorts without an account?

The first episode, yes. First Impressions starts here without signing up, without an email and without payment details. From Working Late, Dreamy Shorts asks for the membership, always at the same price, with no countdown or special offer.

Is the intern in Performance Review an adult?

Yes. He is in his mid twenties, has his degree and is doing a summer internship, as is usual in finance. All the characters in the series are adults, and the performers are AI-generated, not real people. The gap the series is about is the one between boss and employee, not age.

What happens on Friday in Performance Review?

Final Performance, the sixth episode, brings the husband back into the tower and the quarterly report onto the table. Whether the boss keeps control, whether the intern stays and who looks at the glass wall last, you only see there. Episode 1 gives you just the Monday and the first cold look.