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Every year, we see a ton of series that push the boundaries of what's considered too much sex on mainstream television. I feel like the OTT platform is an experiment in how much we can tolerate. Now, from what I've read, it seems like Gen Z isn't as sex-positive as their predecessors, preferring to keep their TV clean, just like they leave their dishes after a fancy dinner. But maybe things are different in Spain, because we still see movies and series that focus more on being scandalous than giving us real material to work with. And, you know, you might call me prudish or old-fashioned for criticizing these ideas, but when a series is just sexy for the sake of it, leaving everything else aside, you know it's not worth it. Olympo's premise is promising and exciting. In a world of competitive athletes, there's no room for imperfection, and plenty of room to push yourself to uncharted limits. The series tells the story of Amaia and her friends, a group of elite at...