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Harper and Charlie trick their demanding bosses into dating so the assistants can breathe. The humor is modern workplace raunch: hookup stories, beer at games, and steady mid-level swearing. Romance stays mostly implied with kissing on dates. We land at MA 15+ and up to match the MA15+ tone and the steady sex talk, even though the visuals stay relatively light
Uplifting themes
Setting boundaries at work and choosing partners who respect you emerge by the finale. Friendship between the assistants anchors the story Harper and Charlie are overworked but ethical schemers who grow into honest partners. Their bosses learn, slowly, to treat people better
Story (may spoil tone)
Two overworked and underpaid assistants come up with a plan to get their bosses off their backs by setting them up with each other.
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Violence Slapstick bumps and a joke about being killed over onions are the exten…
Slapstick bumps and a joke about being killed over onions are the extent of harm. No fights matter to the plot
Language Assistants and bosses toss s-words and b-words during stressful workday…
Assistants and bosses toss s-words and b-words during stressful workdays and dates. Crude jokes about sex and bodies pepper the rom-com banter
Sex / nudity Characters talk openly about hookups, office affairs, and bedroom plans…
Characters talk openly about hookups, office affairs, and bedroom plans, with kissing and a few implied overnight scenes. Wardrobe and camera stay TV-14 modest without full nudity
Drugs / alcohol Beer at baseball games, bar nights, and wedding toasts appear throughou…
Beer at baseball games, bar nights, and wedding toasts appear throughout New York set pieces. Drinking loosens characters up before romantic choices
Frightening Work stress and boss bullying create mild tension. Nothing scary beyond…
Work stress and boss bullying create mild tension. Nothing scary beyond rom-com stakes
Self-harm / suicide One throwaway joke uses killing myself about an awkward conversation. I…
One throwaway joke uses killing myself about an awkward conversation. It passes quickly and is not serious
Flashing lights We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
We have not confirmed whether this version contains flashing lights.
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Talk after watching
- Harper and Charlie lie to make their bosses happy. When does a white lie at work cross into something harmful?
- Both assistants sacrifice personal lives for careers. What boundaries would you set with a boss who never clocks off?
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