Apple today went on a press blitz sharing details about upcoming Apple TV+ content during the Television Critics Association Winter 2021 Press Tour, highlighting new original TV shows and movies that are set to come out in the spring and summer of 2021 or have recently been released.
In a two minute YouTube video, Apple shares quick looks at "The Morning Show" season 2, "See" season 2, "For All Mankind" season 2 (now available), "Servant" season 2 (now available), "Central Park" season 2, "Mythic Quest" season 2, and new shows "The Mosquito Coast," "Lisey's Story," "Schmigadoon," "Mr. Corman," "Foundation," "The Shrink Next Door," and "Physical."
Movies that include "Palmer" and "Cherry" are highlighted, along with the upcoming Billie Eilish documentary, and there are also brief glimpses at many previously-released TV shows and movies.
"The Mosquito Coast" will be one of the first new originals to come out this year, with the show set to premiere on Friday, April 30. The second season of "Mythic Quest" will follow on May 7.
"Physical," "Lisey's Story," and "Schmigadoon" will all be premiering sometime this summer. Apple is also developing second seasons of "The Morning Show," "Truth Be Told," "Central Park," and "See." On Twitter, Apple shared release dates for upcoming content, with a list available below.
- Billie Eilish Documentary - February 26
- Cherry with Tom Holland - March 12
- The Mosquito Coast - April 30
- Mythic Quest Season 2 - May 7
- Ghostwriter Season 2 - Spring 2021
- Home Before Dark Season 2 - Spring 2021
- Central Park Season 2 - Summer 2021
- Ted Lasso Season 2 - Summer 2021
- The Morning Show Season 2 - Summer 2021
- Truth Be Told Season 2 - Summer 2021
- Lisey's Story - Summer 2021
- Mr. Corman - Summer 2021
- Schmigadoon - Summer 2021
- Physical - Summer 2021
- Foundation - Fall 2021
- See Season 2 - Fall 2021
Top Rated Comments
A second season is not a surprise.
I can't wait for the returning series!! See, Morning Show, Home Before Dark, Mythic Quest and Central Park were all amazing. Really happy to see them getting some love. (Especially See, which had horribly unfair reviews. What a great show).