Extra Credit, a six-episode Crushi series

Four MBA students and a shy lecturer

The wager comes first in Extra Credit. Four MBA students bet on which of them can get through to their new statistics lecturer before the course ends, and he is painfully shy, a man who, by the synopsis, has not once noticed a woman noticing him. The same sentence adds that he turns out to be very good at paying attention, and the synopsis ends on that turn. Crushi tags the series Threesome, Best Friends, Sharing, Shy Guy, Seduction, Bet and Group.

All five characters are adults in a postgraduate setting: an MBA comes after a first degree, and the man they bet on is their lecturer. The catalog gives no ages for this cast. Crushi credits four names, each in the role Friend: Anika, Ylva, Asha and Yara. The lecturer has no listing. Two of the four have parts in other series, Anika as the yoga teacher in Harvest and Yara as a dancer in The Big Show, and all four are chat characters on the platform as well.

Six episodes, from The Bet to Extra Credit

Extra Credit and The Big Show are the two six-episode series on Crushi, the highest count in the catalog as of October 2026. Extra Credit totals 5:50, and its finale takes the series title.

The episodes are short and even. The longest is the fourth, Stargazing, at 1:10, the shortest is the sixth at 0:51, and the average sits near 0:58, under the 1:07 of a typical Crushi episode. The free pair comes to 1:52 and the four locked episodes to 3:58. By our arithmetic that leaves about 68% of the runtime behind Premium, the largest locked share among the 12 series, just ahead of The Big Show at 67.5%. We know the paid episodes by their titles and our level, and no further.

What a guest can watch

The Bet and Office Hours play without an account, under two minutes in all, a short opening for a six-part story. Premium opens Grade Me, Stargazing, Final Exam and Extra Credit, together with the locked episodes of the other 11 series. A free account does not, tokens play no part, and no episode has a price of its own, so a subscription is the one route past episode 2. Our Crushi free-access guide lists the plans and what each costs. Our own button leads to Crushi's home page, and Extra Credit is listed in the Crushi Shorts section from there.

Our level for Extra Credit: 4, Intense

We rate Extra Credit 4 of 5, Intense. That level means the paid runtime is given over largely to explicit sex scenes, with the story still holding some of the screen. Max, one step up, centers the adult scenes from the first paid episode, and Hot, one step down, gives the plot more room around nudity and sex scenes. With 3:58 locked across four episodes, a 4 here describes most of the series by time.

This is our assessment, made from Crushi's free episodes: our reviewer has no Premium plan, so episodes 3 to 6 are known to us by title and by this level only. Extra Credit is one of six Crushi series at Intense, along with While He's Away, Off Limits (Crushi Shorts), Knockout, Stay the Weekend and The Big Show. Our Crushi AI review sets out what the free episodes show across the catalog.

Extra Credit and Mile High: two series that open with The Bet

Episode 1 of both Mile High and Extra Credit is titled The Bet, and the setups rhyme: in Mile High, a pair of competing flight attendants wager on who gets the shy passenger in 2A. The two series share five tags, Threesome, Best Friends, Sharing, Seduction and Bet. Mile High is the longer, 7:47 over five episodes, and by our scale the more explicit, at 5. Extra Credit spreads its bet across four friends instead of two rivals, and sets it in a business program instead of an airline cabin.

Swim Lessons is the other close match, a bet between best friends with a coach in the middle, also rated 5. It shows guests far more of itself, 2:57 of 6:00 against 1:52 of 5:50 here. Our reviewer's wider view covers all three: Crushi series are well made, with episode lengths near Candy's, and without the logo they would be hard to tell apart from Candy Shorts.

Who Extra Credit is for

Three quick calls on fit:

• Suits you if a contest with a shy target appeals, and you like an ensemble where four women share the lead.
• Suits you if you want six chapters rather than four or five, at a level one step below Max.
• Look elsewhere if you want to see most of a series before paying, since about two thirds of this one is locked; Swim Lessons opens up close to half.