Amaya Toman The first three episodes of the series Truth Be Told appeared in the program menu of the Apple TV+ streaming service. The drama series follows true-crime podcaster Poppy Parnell (Octavia Spencer) as she reopens the murder case that made her famous long ago. Aaron Paul, known from the popular TV series Breaking Bad, will appear in the show in the role of a man whom Octavia may have unjustly sent behind bars. The series is an adaptation of the book "Are You Sleeping" by Kathleen Barber.
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But Truth Be Told is not the only new feature on Apple TV+. For example, you can currently watch four episodes of the Servant show here. The chilling and disturbing series tells the story of a seemingly perfect married couple who call a young nanny to their luxurious Philadelphia mansion to take care of their son. Very soon, however, it becomes clear that many things are far from what they seem, both on the part of both husbands and the nanny herself.
Another relatively recent novelty in the offer of the Apple TV+ streaming service is a picture called Hall. His heroine is a seventeen-year-old Muslim high school student Hala, living in a small suburb. She tries to combine the classic life of a teenager with her traditional Muslim upbringing. As young Hala gradually finds herself, she also struggles with a secret that could tear her family apart.
Another novelty is the Oprah Book Club, made up of interviews of the popular presenter with interesting writers and authors of books, where one part of the series is dedicated to each title.
In addition to the mentioned news, within the Apple TV+ streaming service you can of course watch the content that was presented at the time the service was launched. These include, for example, the series The Morning Show with Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon, For All Mankind or the children's programs Snoopy in Space or The Secret Writer.
Source: Mac Rumors
