Dracula (2013-2014)

Some sexual contents both from straight and homosexual couples. Some scenes are romantic while others are more sensual, but none of them is explicit and graphic nudity is never pictured.

Dracula has sex with the same woman multiple times. The scenes are more sensual than explicit, and lack of graphic nudity and thrusting. In a sceen they are in bed, we see his bare chest and back along with some kissing and movement. In another scene we see him getting out of bed and putting his pants on; we only see his bare chest, back and thighs, but he is implied to be naked. In another scene the two have a rougher sexual intercourse, with some moaning and clothes ripping, but no nudity apart from the woman's bare thighs. In another episode, they are seen in bed almost finished having sex; there is some brief thrusting and moaning.

A man has sex with a girl. They kiss and touch eachother in bed. He is implied to perform oral sex on her.

A girl has a dream in which she has sex in bed with a man. Some kissing, moaning and touching, no nudity. Her dream is interrupted when a friend comes to wake her up.

A girl and her fiancée make love. She drops down her dress and remains in lingerie (a long babydoll-type of dress). They kiss and he lies her down, his bare chest is partially seen. She moans briefly as he kisses her on the neck. The scene becomes blurry before it ends. It is implied to be her first time. The morning after they are seen lying in bed together, kissing and talking (they are presumably naked, but we only see his bare chest and her bare shoulders).

A man and a woman are into a bathtub together. Only his bare chest is visible.

A gay couple is involved in the first three episodes. In one scene they are seen kissing. In another scene one of the men is lying in bed (presumably naked, we see his bare chest), while the other man, who just got out of bed, is putting his clothes on (we see his bare chest), implying they just had sex.

A female character is a lesbian, and in a few scenes she expresses love for another girl (whom is straight); in a scene she kisses her, but is rejected.

Dracula is seen wearing only briefs during an experiment.

An engaged couple kisses romantically several times throughout the series.

A woman frequently wears dresses which reveals cleavage.

A promiscuous woman is said to have countless lovers. In a scene she suggestively speaks to a lesbian girl, while softly touching her lips and her breasts (they are both fully clothed), and says to have had several female lovers before being with a man. In another scene she kiss the same girl.

A few other mild sexual undertones and dialogues.