The comedy series "Minx" starts on RTL today, September 15th. It is a production of the US streaming service HBO Max, which is known for high-quality series such as the "Game of Thrones" successor "House of the Dragon", "Euphoria" or "Succession". The workplace comedy transports viewers to 1971 California, as seen in the show's trailer.

The young, committed and highly educated feminist Joyce Prigger (Ophelia Lovibond, 36) wants to start a magazine for women in the early 1970s. However, the exclusively male editors of the time met with a lack of understanding, rejection and deaf ears with her idea for the publication "The Matriarchy Awakens". The sleazy editor Doug Renetti (Jake Johnson, 44) earns his money with erotica and offers Joyce a job. Together they bring out the first erotic magazine for women, in which the tasteful female view of naked male facts is the focus.

Set against the backdrop of the 1970s, the series "Minx" tells a feminist story about the liberation of female lust. In her new, revealing workplace full of colorful characters, the initially prudish Joyce must reconsider many of her beliefs and ideas in order to bring about real social change.

The premiere season of "Minx" has ten half-hour episodes. HBO Max has already ordered a second season. "Minx" appears exclusively on RTL as part of a new content deal between RTL Germany and the US streaming service.