Gunther's Millions (2023)

A documentary series about a multimillionaire German…shepherd. Yep. When Countess Karlotta Liebenstein died she left all her millions to her dog Gunther, thus making him the richest animal in the world. His excessive wealth grants him luxuries like a Miami mansion once owned by Madonna, a Tuscan villa, a yacht, and a private chef to cook him steak dinners with flecks of gold leaf. Gunther has a human handler of course, and that human is Maurizio Mian, son of Gabriella Gentili, the late head of the pharmaceutical company Gentili Institute, with whom Leibenstein had formed a close friendship. The Countess had named Gentili the dog’s caretaker and manager of his trust, and Maurizio became CEO of the Gunther Corporation when his mother passed away. Once in charge, Maurizio goes on to develop a number of questionable projects for Gunther, such as an electronic album called Wild Dog and what can only be described as a cult that planned to “breed a new superhuman race”. In between those two endeavors, you have The Burgundians, a supposed pop group that’s actually just five scantily clad models paid to hang around Gunther and encouraged to have sex with each other. Two such ladies are Carla Riccitelli and Michelle Mainoni, whose tight and tan bikini bods we see in old photos from their time in the group. These Burgundian babes are sure to give you doggone boner!