Under Her Watch reviewed: Sophie Dee’s twin runs a beach club in five short episodes

Premise: a lifeguard, a rescue and a forbidden summer

The series is an official Sophie Dee x candy.ai project, and her AI digital twin plays the lead. As the platform tells it, at a private beach club her character is the one guarding the water, and the season turns after she rescues the boss’s nephew, who is young and there for the entire summer. Billed as a forbidden summer entanglement, the story has the nephew schooled by the woman running things.

I wanted to know how a beach club would translate into this format, and it looks stronger than the usual living-room sets. The sand and the water offer the generated imagery something to chew on.

Two things stand out. First, the story takes place at a workplace, while other creator series use a family home or a campus. Second, the twin holds the authority instead of being the new arrival. Sophie Dee is the roster’s most seasoned performer, and the casting leans on that. For her chat companion and background, see our guide to the Sophie Dee twin.

Episodes and access

On candyshorts.com the series had a dedicated page in September 2026, listing five numbered episodes. On Candy.ai it appeared under Shorts featuring Creators, with Episodes 3 to 5 carrying a New marker. The first episode lasts roughly ninety seconds, longer than the opener of any other creator series, and the others stay within the usual one to three minutes. Since the listings give numbers instead of names, the table groups the episodes into ranges.

The platform briefly attached a New episodes status to the series earlier in September 2026; it has been removed, and no episode past 5 has been announced.

Cast

• The lifeguard (played by Sophie Dee’s twin): she runs the club on her own terms and has the upper hand in each scene. On the poster she is dressed in a red lifeguard swimsuit, the club visible at her back. This is a licensed AI likeness, and Sophie Dee herself filmed nothing.
• The nephew: a young man rescued from the water in Episode 1, there for the summer, and the source of the complications.

Costs: free episodes and Premium

Access works the way it does for most Candy Shorts series. With a Candy.ai account (free to create) and a cleared age check, the first two episodes cost nothing. The remaining three, Episodes 3 through 5, need Premium, which was $13.99 for one month in September 2026 and dropped to $3.99 per month with annual billing. In the Candy.ai app, tokens can also be used to unlock some episodes. There is no Spicy tag, so the two free episodes are not held back, unlike Spicy-tagged titles, which hold theirs back. Our guide to free Candy AI Shorts episodes shows what you can play without paying across the catalog, and the pricing guide lists the plans in detail.

The paywall is well placed: Episode 2 stops just as curiosity peaks, and two free episodes are enough to show whether a slow-burn workplace setup suits you.

Content warnings

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How to watch it officially

Only two places are legitimate. One is candyshorts.com, which gives the series its own page; the other is the Candy Shorts tab inside candy.ai. Each one asks you to register and pass the age check. Copies on any other site are unauthorized, and pages advertising a complete free version or a Sophie Dee leak follow the bait pattern we take apart in our guide to leaked Candy AI Shorts.

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Review verdict

The casting is the strongest argument for this series. Giving the authority role to the lineup’s most seasoned creator gives it pacing that differs from the step-sibling plots and dorm-room settings elsewhere in the catalog, and the beach is the most visually distinctive setting among the creator series. The extended opener does more groundwork than most series manage in a first episode, which makes the free sample a fair test.

The weak spot is length and pace. A run of five episodes at one to three minutes each is thin, and a slow-burn workplace story wants more room than this format offers. It hardly justifies Premium by itself; as an extra title for someone already subscribed, alongside the other Candy Shorts series pages, it earns a spot.

I did not expect a series this brief to turn its location into a character, yet the club pulls it off, and that is uncommon in this catalog.

What works

• Sophie Dee’s twin plays the authority figure in a workplace setting, unlike the family-home and campus creator series.
• The opener, roughly ninety seconds, is the longest among creator series, so the free pair is a fair sample.
• Episodes 1 and 2 are free after sign-up and age confirmation, because no Spicy tag applies.

What could be better

• At one to three minutes apiece, five episodes make a thin run for a slow-burn workplace story.
• Episodes 3 to 5 need Premium, at $13.99 for one month or $3.99 per month on annual billing.
• Episodes have numbers but no names, and no episode past 5 is announced.