First episode of SEE shows that Apple TV+ is not shying away from violence and scenes of a sexual nature

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By Benjamin MayoOct 25, 2019, 2:30 pm1.2k ptsHotTop
Before Apple TV+ was official, there were a lot of rumors and reporting that Apple was strictly focusing on ‘family-friendly’ content and telling producers to avoid adult scenes depicting sex and violence. As reported by Sigmund Judge of Screentimes.net, who attended a screening of the first episode, Apple…

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