OverTyme asks his AI girlfriend what she wants for dinner—and gets the entire menu back. He tries to narrow it down to pizza, but this AI has more options to share. A quick comedy skit about AI dating, dinner decisions, and one very long answer.

OverTyme builds a full investigation board, red string and all, because his AI girlfriend put a period after “okay.” Seventeen theories later, she stays perfectly calm and asks one simple question. A quick comedy skit about AI dating, overthinking, and reading way too much into one text.

Sometimes “I need space” really means “chase me, but respect my boundaries.” OverTyme tries that line on his AI girlfriend, and she takes it literally, taping off his new space by the door. Then she asks what he actually needs. A quick comedy skit about AI dating, boundaries, and saying what you ...

Whenever OverTyme’s brain writes a disaster movie, his AI girlfriend writes the sequel. A noise in the kitchen becomes a refrigerator crime ring and coded messages from the frozen vegetables, until he is the one saying the doors are locked and he is safe. A quick comedy skit about AI dating, anxi...

OverTyme asks his AI girlfriend for more empathy, and she updates overnight to treat him exactly how he treats everybody else. He vents about a boss who ignores his ideas, so she emails the boss a solution. He asks for support, not solutions. The boss writes back, and she starts Monday. A quick c...

OverTyme’s kids meet his AI girlfriend and want to know if she is their new mom. She says she and their dad are still in beta. Then she schedules breakfast, homework, the dentist and bath time, plus one supervision class for the adults. A quick comedy skit about AI dating, blended families, and w...

The kids try to appeal the house rules, and OverTyme’s AI girlfriend has the receipts, right down to who was gaming at 3:17 a.m. The ruling: pack tomorrow’s lunches and eat your broccoli. OverTyme reminds her she is supposed to be his girlfriend. Correct, she says. Not his accomplice. A quick com...