Amaya Toman The series For All Mankind will also be part of the offering of the Apple TV+ streaming service. Although the operation of the service has not yet been officially launched, and therefore not a single episode of the mentioned series has yet been broadcast within it, the server brought Deadline this week, the news that Apple is already preparing a second series - and apparently, in this direction, it is not limited to the title For All Mankind.
Apple wants to start production on the second season of For All Mankind as soon as possible. This is because Apple TV+ starts with much "poorer" content than its competitors, and therefore Apple needs to at least ensure that new episodes of its series come out with an iron regularity.
As we have seen you before informed, the For All Mankind series will be released alongside the service's official launch on November 1st. Nevertheless, visitors to this year's New York Comic Con had the opportunity to watch at least the first minutes of the first episode last week. On this occasion, director Ronald D. Moore announced that he plans to shoot a total of three series of this series.
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Petr Škuta The second series will also have a star-studded The Morning Show and it will also see the drama series See with Jason Momoa, the comedy series Dickinson with Hailee Steinfeld in the lead role, the comedy series Little America or perhaps the detective drama Home Before Dark. Although it was initially rumored that Apple would strictly batch the episodes of its series, some shows will eventually release the entire series at once, allowing viewers to enjoy the popular "binge watching".
When I bought an iPhone 8 Plus on September 28th this year, I should have AppleTv+ for a year for free, right?