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50 Shades of Silicon

Dom Thorne listens in on every home and cannot control himself. The woman asking for an autograph is really after his password.

Episode 1: The Autograph

6 episodesNewSecretsSpecials

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

What 50 Shades of Silicon is about

The problem has a name: Dom Thorne. Forty billion in the bank, a listening device in every living room his company has ever supplied, and zero patience when he likes something. At his own product launch, a blonde pushes her way to the front and asks for a signature. He gives it to her. He also gives her his room number. What he does not know: she was sent to steal his source code. For that she needs no hacking skills, only his password. And the easiest time to get it is when he is distracted.

She is the real lead. Clever, patient, with a client in the background who wants results. Dom thinks he is the hunter, and she lets him believe it. 50 Shades of Silicon plays with the cliché of the tech billionaire who owns everything and controls nothing. Room 2401, 11:48 p.m., an email accidentally sent to everyone: the episode titles are timestamps of a plan that does not go the way it was meant to. Because at some point it becomes unclear who is using whom.

In episode 1, The Autograph, you get the stage, the hype and the moment his gaze snags on her. Two minutes, and the bait is set. The series belongs in the Secrets category because both of them are lying, but only one of them knows it. Home by Six, the final episode, tells you in its title alone that a deadline is running. Until then she has his phone in her hand, his trust in her pocket and a problem the script never allowed for: she likes him. Every character is an adult.

All episodes of 50 Shades of Silicon

EpisodeTitleAccess
1The AutographFree
2Room 2401Membership
311:48 p.m.Membership
4Capital DMembership
5Reply AllMembership
6Home by SixMembership

50 Shades of Silicon on Dreamy Shorts: start for free

The first episode, The Autograph, plays here in the player. No account, no app. From episode 2, Room 2401, you need the DreamyShorts membership. It costs 19.99 USD a month or 119.88 USD a year, which comes to 9.99 USD a month. That is approx. £15 a month or £91 a year, converted, rate varies. No special offer, cancellable at any time according to the provider.

Six episodes of one to two minutes each, the whole series in a good ten minutes. Categories: Secrets and Specials. 50 Shades of Silicon is the heist of this catalogue: less heart, more tactics, and the hotel room still crackles. Capital D and Reply All are the episodes that will make you grin. Good for the commute, subtitles on, sound off.

Why it is worth a look

  • Getting started costs nothing: you watch episode 1 right here, straight away and without signing up.
  • The series are built for short breaks. One to two minutes per episode, portrait format, sound on or off.
  • With the membership you get every episode, every series, new titles every week and subtitles. According to the provider, cancelling is possible at any time.
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Questions about 50 Shades of Silicon

Is 50 Shades of Silicon on DreamyShorts a parody?

Partly. The title winks at you, and Dom Thorne is a caricature of the tech billionaire with too much money and too little self-control. The story underneath is played straight, though: a woman is sent to steal his source code and only needs his password to do it. Espionage with a hotel room, told in six short episodes.

How many episodes does 50 Shades of Silicon have?

Six: The Autograph, Room 2401, 11:48 p.m., Capital D, Reply All and Home by Six. Each episode runs one to two minutes. You watch in the browser, portrait format, phone or desktop. Subtitles are available and the sound can be switched off.

What does 50 Shades of Silicon cost on Dreamy Shorts?

Episode 1 plays here for free. Episodes 2 to 6 are part of the premium membership: 19.99 USD a month or 119.88 USD a year, approx. £15 or £91 converted. No countdown, no discount. Free sign-up with Google or email, content for adults only, performers AI-generated.