One of the main pitfalls of the video streaming service launched in November Apple TV+ is a lack of content. However, this will soon change, as Apple announced a number of new shows planned for the first months of this year. So let's take a look together at what will arrive in the service in the coming weeks or months.
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Amazing Stories
Probably the most interesting act that Apple TV+ will appear soon, is the Amazing Stories series, behind which nestnone other than the legendary Steven Spielberg. He was also behind the original Amazing Stories series broadcast in the 80s, which is still very popular among viewers. In fact, that's why he presented Apple this revived series from the very beginning as one of the diamonds of the entire service, which corresponds to the cast. We can look forward to, for example, Dylan O'Brien, Victoria Pedretti, Josh Holloway, Sasha Alexander or Robert Forster. The image will arrive on the service on March 6. Unfortunately, it is not clear how many parts will be made available on this day.
Central Park
The next picture, which in the foreseeable future on Apple TV+ is coming, it's Central Park. It's supposed to be an animated series from the creators of the popular series Bob's Burgers, which will be about a family living in Central Park, who also take care of it. The whole series should be peppered with lots of music and jokes. It's supposed to arrive in the summer.
Defending jacob
If you like drama series, Defending Jacob will be just right for you. It stars Chris Evans and Michelle Dockers who will face a shocking crime that will turn life in a small Massachusetts town upside down. The plot should revolve around a lawyer who will face a difficult decision between love for his loved ones and justice. The series will arrive on Apple TV+ on Friday, April 24.
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Home Before Dark
It will again be a series in which there will be no shortage of tension. In it, we will follow the story of a child journalist who uncovers the truth about a case in a small lakeside town that the local residents tried to keep under wraps from the whole world. Brooklynn Prince, Jim Sturgess, Abby Miller, Kylie Rogers, Adrian Hough and others will appear in the series. On Apple TV+ will arrive on Friday, April 3rd.
Home
Missing you on Apple TV+ documentaries or general educational programs? Then this is exactly what you need Apple will delight with a documentary series Home, which is to be focused on the most innovative houses in the world. Its main task is to be, according to Applu unveiling the imagination of visionaries around the world who have decided to turn their dreams into reality. The premiere of this series is scheduled for May 1st.
Dear...
From a similar barrel as Home There will also be a series called Dear …, which will profile famous people from all different industries based on letters sent to them by their fans. The series will feature appearances from Oprah Winfrey, Gloria Steinem, Spike Lee, Lin-Manuel Miranda, Yara Shahidi, Stevie Wonder, Aly Raisman, Misty Copeland, Big Bird and more. The series will premiere on June 5th.
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… there will be more
In addition to all the programs mentioned above, we also have to add a few pictures that Apple already announced in previous weeks. These include, for example, the premiere of the film The Banker scheduled for March, the premiere of the series Mythic Quest, which falls on February 7, or the upcoming documentary series Visible about the LGBT community, which will premiere on February 14. On Earth Day, the service will also feature a short animated film that will celebrate this very day. And who knows, maybe soon we will see other announcements to watch Apple TV+ will tempt you even more. How are you liking the upcoming shows so far?
One short series per week is simply not enough, the service will only make sense in about three years, when there will be at least some content, then at least about 150 series and a few films. But it will still be ridiculous against the competition.
And where to find time for that? From what I see around me, students are watching TV series on their notebooks. I'm glad that I can catch up on 2-4 hour-long episodes/movies/shows about anything in a week. Otherwise, spending hours on a box seems like a waste of human life. Why would I need X number of new TV series or movies when so much has already been filmed...