On Friday, a Dutch TV show called 'Dirty Lines,' which focuses on the launch of a phone sex operation, debuts on Netflix.
A scene from the new Netflix TV series “Dirty Lines.” Image source: Mark De Blok/Netflixstarts in 1987’s Amsterdam,” Netflix’s official summary explains, “at a time when Dutch society was changing rapidly. Psychology student Marly Salomon takes on a side job working for a brand new firm: Teledutch — a company started by two brothers, Frank and Ramon Stigter, who established Europe’s first erotic telephone lines.
“Frank and Ramon become rich overnight and Marly finds herself immersed in this wild and rapid transformation.” The final years of the Cold War, the description continues, gave rise to a sense of hope. And inspired a new generation to celebrate life to its fullest. Amsterdam, to be sure, became the center of it all. The “it,” specifically, including cultural revolution set to the throbbing beat of house music .
“The erotic phone lines offer the opportunity to experience anonymous sex in a new way, changing the morality of its consumers, but also very much the people creating it,” Netflix adds about the new series, which debuts in the US on Friday, April 8.is the latest addition to what’s already a robust library of international content in the streamer. Which is distinct from the US-made content that goes on to blow up around the world, across Netflix’s global streaming base of subscribers.
In terms of what’s most popular in the US at the moment, meanwhile, we’ve included the list of Netflix’s Top 10 TV shows for the US to start off the week. Below, you’ll find a rundown of the most-watched Netflix TV show titles in the US for Monday, April 4. Several hits are on the list below, ranging from