In this special platform takeover episode, we sit down with Cayman Cardiff, the breakout star of Fires of Love and Under the Hood, two of Vigloo’s latest must-watch vertical dramas.

💋 In Fires of Love, he plays a scarred firefighter with a past too hot to touch. 🔧 In Under the Hood, he’s a mechanic with secrets — and abs — that could ruin everything.

We talk:

• How he got into acting
• Why romance fans are obsessed with him (abs)
• How he brings depth to thirst traps
• And what it’s like to carry two series at once on Vigloo

This episode is for the fans, the stans, and the secretly-in-love-with-a-mechanic crowd.

Buckle up, rom-dramaholics—because this episode hits the gas! In celebration of the new F1 film, we're diving helmet-first into the wild world of racing-themed micro dramas.

We review:

• Love in the Fast Lane – Forced marriage, fast cars, and a brooding billionaire racer named Logan.
• Race to My Heart – Step-sibling tension meets Formula 1 chaos. Sierra and Enzo’s forbidden chemistry is fire.
• Love at Dangerous Speeds – A runaway bride. A bad-boy street racer. A tragic secret. 💔💋

PLUS: We interview Marc Cotter, the hunky heartthrob of Love in the Fast Lane. He spills behind-the-scenes tea and flirts with the hosts (maybe).

💥 Plot twists, abs, accidental car metaphors, and medically urgent wedding dresses—this episode has it all.

It’s a star-spangled special as Marie Lively and James Kirkland celebrate Independence Day with three all-American microdramas featuring military secrets, runaway brides, and shirtless cowboys who heal trauma one rope swing at a time.

1. Double Life of My Military Man Rebecca (the queen of vertical dramas) goes undercover to seduce a soldier—but ends up catching feelings. Is it love, or just mission creep? Marie loves the honeypot vibes; James wants clarification on whether this counts as treason.

2. The Billionaire Cowboy Runaway Bride What happens when a bride ditches her wedding and flees to cowboy country? Hot ranch hands, emotional backstories, and a lot of buttoned-down shirts being unbuttoned. Marie’s all in. James compares it to Yellowstone but hotter and dumber—in a good way.

3. Saved by the Sexy Cowboy A woman recovering from trauma is sent to a ranch where the therapy is 90% hay bale and 10% abs. James is baffled by the immediate horseback trust-building. Marie is spiritually moved by a rope swing kiss.

These dramas may be short, but the feelings are huge, the shirts are optional, and America is very much in the background somewhere. Saddle up, microdrama lovers—this episode is red, white, and ridiculously hot.