Callboys — Season 1

In times of economic depression and failing start-ups, business is booming for the Callboys. As gigolos in the prime of their youth, Devon, Jay and Wesley are highly in demand. So much, in fact, that even telephonist Randy is solicited by a client - if only for a night of casual talk. Without the Callboys' knowledge, Randy concedes. Meanwhile, Jay learns about a competitor of the Callboys, Miguel: a sleaze bag who took a client's money without having to perform.

To Jay's predictable displeasure, Devon arranges a meeting with saleswomen Fonda and Wendy, who run a firm called Maverick, specialized in personalized sex toys. The women visit the Callboys in their man cave-turned-office to get them to buy their products. Wes watches in awe as pretty Fonda effortlessly wraps the other Callboys around her finger. When the meeting is over, Devon and Jay are left wanting hundreds of dildos, and Wesley is left wanting Fonda.

Wesley's brother Anthony Biets, the Callboy's accountant and de-facto manager, is not amused ti hear his kid bro plans to leave the escort firm and invested everything in dildos, but must devise a two firms construction. Jay is persuaded to accept Randy as alternative third escort partner. A client booked a trio but decides to tale only Devon in bed, not the apish biker boy, Randy proves how well he handles psychology. Gay web master Sigi dreams of stroking Devon's perfect body but is only booked for software updates. Dildo firm manager Fonda reacts coldly to Wesley's triumphant call to be free, while he hopes to become her mate.

Now that Wes has quit his horizontal livelihood, Fonda keeps her promise and has dinner with her suitor. Meanwhile, Jay has stealthily claimed creative leadership of the Callboys. His plan is to make a viral web film for the dildos, directed by their webmaster Sigi, with lots of shots of him riding a motorcycle. When the dildos arrive, the Callboys are anything but ready.

Being turned down by Fonda after a private dinner crushed Wesley's plans, but after a few weeks he returns, determined to make the dildo business work. Alas, Jay and Devon already devised an 'epic' video shot by Sigi containing their dream star scenes, in Hollywood style, without any commercial angle, while neglecting the escort business. The bulk of 'Calltoys' is delivered, to Wesley's regret not even an occasion to meet Fonda again; instead he must deal with over-confident Kjetl Benson, CEO of 'Fuckarmy' which controls the national sex toys market.

The Callboys seem to hit rock-bottom when Mike Sleeckx holds them under paintball-shot to extract ransom for his dead dog and wrecked life. Randy shows both courage and loyalty, Wesley is shamed yellow, Jay's dumb arrogance exposed. Sigi's return with a working Dilldoys website seems a ray of bright hope, but Devon must now announce he's deserting the escort team for Fuck Army alternative under the name Calltoys, although his partners Luca and Koy were selected unilaterally against agreement with boss Kjetl Benson.

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