In the title featurette, Mr. Pete visits Jill Kassidy in her remote mansion, drawn by a mysterious phone call. "You look like your mother when she was young," he tells Kassidy, who demurs: "I hear we look nothing alike." The awkward conversation that follows uncovers that Kassidy's mother recently died and she's been looking for her father—and it may be him. "I've got it narrowed down to you and a couple of others." He bristles at her questioning ("Wouldn’t it be easier to get a DNA test?") but he gives her the right answers. She confronts him, saying he's just interested in the money she inherited, then says, "When you walked in, if you weren't my father, I would have fucked you—but you aren't my father." The two trade barbs, ratcheting up the sexual tension ("I may not be your father, but I can be your daddy") until the inevitable happens. Who's your daddy indeed. 

In "The Daddy Interview," Kenzie Taylor tells Carolina Sweets, "You're the best stepdaughter ever, but I need a man in my life." They put Taylor's profile on a dating app and decide on Tommy Gunn: "A doctor. I'm impressed. He could be your new daddy—as long as he's not your favorite parent." When Gunn arrives, he's a little surprised to meet the daughter right away, but he rolls with it. When dinner conversation heads to matters sexual, Sweets blurts out, "Are you circumcised?" When Taylor points out that she and Sweets have a very special relationship and they'd like Gunn to join them, he gets drawn into their web. 

Both featurettes have an edge but stop short of creep-out cringeworthy, making this a good choice for consumers who want variety.