The saying goes that comedy is tragedy plus time, and this Thursday Movistar+ will put it to the test with the premiere of a series that recreates one of the events that gripped the country for almost a month: the kidnapping of player Enrique Castro, alias Quini. It was 1981, and groups like ETA or the Grapo resorted to quick kidnappings as a way to finance themselves. But the footballer's case deviated from this scheme, as the captors were a trio of people with no prior experience in crime, drowning in debt and who did not foresee all the complications – beyond the legal ones – that their action would entail. Por cien millones revisits the case, but from the perspective of these anti-heroes, to whom the creators apply a compassionate gaze.

"What the hell do you really want from me?" asks figure skater Shane Hollander to his rival and lover Ilya Rozanov in the popular series More than rivals. — I want you to suck my dick. — Go to hell. You're unbelievable. Suck my dick — he replies angrily, using euphemistic ethnic pronouns.More than rivals It's one of the trendy shows that has forced translator Alba Garcia Ventura to sharpen her skills, commissioned by the production company Dumilieu Media. The Movistar series (subtitled in Catalan) explores the sexual tension between two hockey players and, in doing so, portrays a linguistic tension present in erotic Catalan in film and television: the need to find genuine words for the constant... fuck, Dick and suck that don't sound repetitive, artificial, or comical.

In procedural series—those that follow the investigation of a crime—there is a variant that moves away from the stereotypical image of the tortured police officer: crime mysteries starring women. In recent weeks, several options have emerged that opt for this formula. We review the most recent premieres featuring female investigators who, like their male colleagues, also suffer from trauma and have unique characteristics that make them special. A list that could also include the Basque series Missing.

Telefónica is investigating a cyberattack carried out by cybercriminal Dedale, through which he allegedly gained illicit access to 22 million customer records. The perpetrator has leaked, as evidence, a database with one million records.

The Mossos d'Esquadra (Catalan police) are investigating a high-value robbery at the Real Club Tenis de Barcelona, ​​which this week hosts the Conde de Godó Trophy, the Barcelona Open Banco Sabadell, which brings the best tennis players of the moment to the Catalan capital. According to ARA, this Saturday, while the qualifying round of the tournament was being played, thieves stole a large amount of audiovisual material from Movistar, which is broadcasting the championship live.