A Woman’s World – The Last Man On Earth
- You see for free40% of the run — 2 episodes out of 5
- Nudity startsEpisode 3. Nothing explicit appears before it.
- How far it goes4/5 — Very explicit
- Cost to finish12 tokens an episode, 36 in total
- Our rating 3.5 out of 5
- Carries on asRachel Greer, a character you can keep talking to afterwards
- MadeGenerated. Nothing in it was filmed.
Watch the free episodes
A Woman's World is the catalogue's one piece of post-apocalypse: civilisation gone, and the only man left stumbling into a walled settlement of women whose queen regards him less as a miracle than as property to be distributed. Five episodes at the standard price, two of them free, and a 4 out of 5 once it turns.
The ruins, for nothing
The free episodes are the walk in: the empty roads, the discovery of the enclave, the audience with the queen where his status is decided. It is the most world-building the platform does anywhere, and it stays covered; forty per cent of the series shows nothing explicit, in keeping with every other title.
Shared, from episode three
The turn arrives with the third episode and the first twelve tokens. From there the premise is carried out fairly literally, and we score it a 4, one step below the ceiling: more explicit than the campus and dormitory stories, a notch under the handful at 5. The court setting means several characters rather than one pairing.
Thirty-six tokens, then the queen
Three paid episodes at twelve tokens close it for thirty-six. Rachel Greer, the queen, stays on afterwards as a chat character. She is an invention for the series and corresponds to nobody real, which is true of every character on the platform outside the seven licensed titles.
Questions
Is A Woman's World free on Candy Shorts?
Yes, the first two of five, which contain nothing explicit; the other three are twelve tokens apiece.
How explicit is A Woman's World?
We score the paid episodes 4 out of 5, one step below the most explicit series in the catalogue.
Who carries on after the series?
Rachel Greer, the queen, as a character you can talk to. She is fictional.