Fiction In Bed is an erotic drama/comedy that features Elizabeth Church (who I don't find particularly attractive facially) as a narrator who reads books in various stages of undress while in bed. The stories are divided into five chapters where we see the lives of ordinary people and their love lives. I believe there were 7 episodes and an 8th "Best Of" show.
Church starts each episode setting up the story and adds narration when necessary. At times, she will break the 4th wall by appearing with the characters in the episode (though they don't see her) and egging them on.
The stories are entertaining and decently well-written and acted. One story features a bickering couple whose love life gets reignited when they both become attracted to a female food courier. Another is about two co-workers seeking a "philosophical discussion" during their office's Christmas Party. Yet another one is about two female video gamers competing against each other over getting a specific rank in a fictional game. The most interesting story features an Eastern European trophy wife named Milena (based on Melania Trump) who is tired of living as a queen and dealing with her husband/king Ronnie (modeled after Donald Trump) who mocks and belittles her. She eventually falls for the computer specialist that Ronnie keeps sending over named Ernie (obviously named after Bernie Sanders) who is really an FBI agent trying to bring down Ronnie's corrupt empire.
The sexual situations are more playful than explicit but the casts for these episodes are attractive or look like everyday joes. The stories are entertaining and run the gamut from fantasy to dealing with reality.
All in all, it's certainly worth a watch if you have any version of Playboy.
Church starts each episode setting up the story and adds narration when necessary. At times, she will break the 4th wall by appearing with the characters in the episode (though they don't see her) and egging them on.
The stories are entertaining and decently well-written and acted. One story features a bickering couple whose love life gets reignited when they both become attracted to a female food courier. Another is about two co-workers seeking a "philosophical discussion" during their office's Christmas Party. Yet another one is about two female video gamers competing against each other over getting a specific rank in a fictional game. The most interesting story features an Eastern European trophy wife named Milena (based on Melania Trump) who is tired of living as a queen and dealing with her husband/king Ronnie (modeled after Donald Trump) who mocks and belittles her. She eventually falls for the computer specialist that Ronnie keeps sending over named Ernie (obviously named after Bernie Sanders) who is really an FBI agent trying to bring down Ronnie's corrupt empire.
The sexual situations are more playful than explicit but the casts for these episodes are attractive or look like everyday joes. The stories are entertaining and run the gamut from fantasy to dealing with reality.
All in all, it's certainly worth a watch if you have any version of Playboy.