Dirty Diana

Demi Moore stars as and executive produces this six-episode adult drama about a woman running a secret website where women share their most intimate sexual fantasies -- all while her own marriage is quietly falling apart. Created and directed by Shana Feste, Dirty Diana sits in a very different space from most Qcode productions. No monsters, no apocalypse. Just uncomfortable truths about desire, connection, and the distance that can grow between two people sharing a bed. The cast is stacked with talent. Lena Dunham, Melanie Griffith, Gwendoline Christie, Rosa Salazar, and Mackenzie Davis all appear in various roles. Moore anchors everything with a performance that is both vulnerable and guarded, and the show benefits enormously from her willingness to sit in the awkwardness of Diana's situation rather than rushing past it. Episodes run 36 to 48 minutes, which gives the writing room to breathe. The pacing is deliberate and novelistic rather than pulpy. With a 4.5-star rating from over 2,200 reviews, it clearly resonated with listeners looking for something more grounded than the typical fiction podcast fare. Dirty Diana proves Qcode can do quiet character drama just as effectively as high-concept genre stuff.