Upcoming Apple TV+ Shows: What's New And Coming Soon
So many new (and returning) shows.
In the coming weeks, months, and years, all kinds of upcoming Apple TV+ shows will help the streamer continue to make a case for itself as being one of the best streaming services around. With great returning shows on the 2024 TV schedule and countless new 2025 shows, there’s a lot to keep anyone with an Apple TV+ subscription happy for the foreseeable future.
As so many shows are being added all the time, we’ve decided to put together a comprehensive list of all the new and upcoming Apple TV+ shows and when we can expect to see them on our TVs, phones, or a number of other ways we can watch the platform. Let’s get started…
Shrinking Season 2 - Premiered October 16, 2024
Bill Lawrence’s Shrinking Season 2 came back with a lot of momentum in October 2024, picking up where it left off a little less than a year-and-a-half earlier. New episodes will drop weekly through December 25, 2024, but that won’t be all, as Deadline has reported that a third season has been ordered.
Bad Sisters Season 2 - Premiered November 13, 2024
Created by Catastrophe’s Sharon Horgan, Bad Sisters is a dark comedy/murder mystery that took the streaming world by storm upon its 2022 debut. That said, it wasn’t surprising when The Hollywood Reporter reported that the streamer ordered a second season shortly after. The series returned on November 13, 2024.
Silo Season 2 - November 15, 2024
Though it was impacted by the 2023 strikes like so many other TV shows and movies, Silo Season 2 is happening at Apple TV+ and will premiere on November 15, 2024. The dystopian drama series starring Rebecca Ferguson as an engineer living and working deep inside a massive underground silo was a hit the first time around, and the same can be expected for the sophomore effort.
Severance Season 2 - January 17, 2025
The upcoming Severance Season 2 is something everyone and their mother has been waiting on ever since Ben Stiller’s workplace psychological thriller concluded its first season. But we won’t have to wait much longer, as the mind-bending workplace drama is set to return on January 17, 2025. We don’t know when it’ll drop, but the wait is totally going to be worth it.
Prime Target - January 22, 2025
Steve Thompson, whose list of TV writing credits includes landmark shows like Sherlock, Doctor Who, and Upstairs Downstairs, will be coming out with a new series just after the new year. Apple TV+ has announced that Prime Target, a thriller about a mathematics student who uncovers the power to control every computer in the world, will premiere on January 22, 2025.
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The Buccaneers Season 2 - TBD
In December 2023, Apple TV+ announced that The Buccaneers, the critically acclaimed adaptation of Edith Wharton’s final novel, would be getting a second season. No word on when this highly-anticipated followup will premiere, but be on the lookout.
Chief Of War - TBD
On top of all of the upcoming Jason Momoa movies we have to look forward to in the coming years, we’ll also get to see the Aquaman star lead a historical drama on Apple TV+. Chief of War, the streamer has announced, will tell the story of the bloody and drawn-out unification of the four Hawaiian kingdoms centuries ago.
Firebug - TBD
Back in December 2022, Apple TV+ announced that Dennis Lehane was cooking up his next crime drama, this time a series called Firebug. Bringing back the team behind Black Bird, the series will star Taron Egerton as an arson investigator as he attempts to track down a pair of serial arsonists while also battling his own demons.
For All Mankind Season 5 - TBD
In April 2024, Variety reported that For All Mankind was getting a fifth season, which is great news for fans of the alternate history series in which the Soviets beat the U.S. to the Moon. With each season taking place 10 years after its predecessor, it will be interesting to see what the show’s version of the 2010s looks like.
Foundation Season 3 - TBD
Foundation, the Apple TV+ sci-fi series starring Jared Harris and Lee Pace resumed production on its third season in February 2024, according to Deadline, which means the fan-favorite show shouldn’t be too far off.
Hijack Season 2 - TBD
Back in January 2024, Apple TV+ announced that it was bringing back the Idris Elba-led Hijack for a second season, though no premiere date was revealed. The situation that will unfold for Elba’s Sam Nelson has not yet been disclosed, but we can expect more thrilling action from this engaging series.
Invasion Season 3 - TBD
Fans of massive sci-fi dramas, especially Invasion, were in for some good news in February 2024, when Apple TV+ announced that it was bringing back the gripping real-time series about humanity’s attempt to make sense of an alien invasion for a third season.
The Last Thing He Told Me Season 2 - TBD
According to The Hollywood Reporter, The Last Thing He Told Me is coming back for a second season sometime soon. Based on Laura Dave’s best-selling novel, the series stars Jennifer Garner as a woman who goes to great lengths to find her missing husband.
Margo’s Got Money Troubles - TBD
While we don’t know when this promising book-to-screen adaptation will land, we know a lot about Margo’s Got Money Troubles, the upcoming series about a young mom (played by Elle Fanning) who turns to OnlyFans and her family’s pro wrestling experience to make some cash and a better life. Michelle Pfeiffer and Nick Offerman were added to the cast in Fall 2024, so hopefully production will get started sooner rather than later.
Monarch: Legacy Of Monsters Season 2 - TBD
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters, one of many Godzilla titles released in the past couple of years, will be back for another round of action, according to Variety. In April 2024, the outlet reported that Apple TV+ was bringing back the Kurt Russell-led series for a second season as well as multiple spinoffs. That October, Variety reported that Prey star Amber Midthunder had joined the cast.
The Morning Show Season 4 - TBD
One of the longest-running Apple TV+ originals, The Morning Show has spent four seasons diving into the world of morning news and the personalities who make it happen. Well, not only is the show returning for a fourth season, but it’ll also see the debut of Marion Cotillard’s new character, per THR. Production on the series began sometime in July 2024, per Deadline.
Mythic Quest Season 4 - TBD
Rob McElhenney’s workplace comedy, Mythic Quest, has spent the past three seasons diving into the world of video game development, and it looks like we’ll get at least one more installment from the It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia creator. According to Deadline, a fourth season was picked up along with the third back in December 2021.
Palm Royale Season 2 - TBD
According to Deadline, Palm Royale, the underdog story about a woman (played by Kristen Wiig) trying to break into Palm Beach high society, will return for a sophomore season at some point in the future. No word on when we can expect this hit dramedy series to return, though.
Platonic Season 2 - TBD
The incredibly relatable Platonic series starring Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen as two old friends who reconnect in adulthood is another Apple TV+ original to get picked up for more. In October 2024, Deadline reported that former SNL cast members Aidy Bryant, Kyle Mooney, and Beck Bennett had all joined the show’s sophomore season.
The Savant - TBD
Looking for a thrilling limited series to hold your attention? Well, look no further than The Savant, an upcoming series starring Jessica Chastain as an undercover investigator who infiltrates hate groups to destroy them from within.
Sinking Spring - TBD
We’ve been following Sinking Spring ever since the Ridley Scott crime drama was announced back in early 2023. With Brian Tyree Henry sitting atop the cast, a story about friends posing as DEA agents, and some major players behind the scenes, this long-awaited series sounds great.
The Studio - TBD
In March 2024, Deadline reported that Seth Rogen was putting together a killer cast for his new comedy series titled The Studio. With Catherine O’Hara, Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz, Chase Sui Wonders, and more also set to appear, this show about a movie studio has us very excited.
Surface Season 2 - TBD
Veronica West’s drama series, Surface, will be returning for a second season on the platform, according to Variety. We don’t know when we’ll pick up with Gugu Mbatha-Raw’s Sophie on her journey but expect to hear more soon.
Slow Horses Season 5 - TBD
Fans of the thrilling spy series about a group of MI5 agents led by Gary Oldman’s Jackson Lamb, Slow Horses, are in for some good news, as TV Line revealed in August 2024 that the Apple TV+ original is coming back for a fifth season. Exactly when is a mystery we’ve yet to uncover.
Dark Matter Season 2 - TBD
Dark Matter Season 2 is coming to Apple TV+ at some point in the future with stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly coming back for another round of mind-bending drama. Expect to hear more about the show in the coming weeks and months.
Bad Monkey Season 2? - TBD
Bad Monkey quickly became one of the best Apple TV+ original series upon its debut in August 2024, but it’s not yet known when the show will return. When chatting with Variety after the Season 1 finale, Vince Vaughn said it could be fun to revisit Andrew Yancy if the show were to adapt Carl Hiaasen’s Razor Girl for the show’s second season.
The Dispatcher - TBD
Apple TV+ has been on a roll with book-to-screen adaptations as of late, and that trend will continue for at least a little while longer. In July 2024, the streamer announced that Kris Mrksa was in the process of adapting Ryan David Jahn’s The Dispatcher, a white-knuckle thriller about a former detective trying to piece his life back together years after his daughter disappeared without a trace.
Down Cemetery Road - TBD
At some point down the road, Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson will share the screen in Down Cemetery Road, an adaptation of Mick Herron’s novel of the same name. The series, which is being adapted by Morwenna Banks, will follow a pair of women as they dig into the case of a child who may or may not be missing.
Star City - TBD
Not only can we expect more For All Mankind in the future, but we’ll also be getting Star City, a new spinoff series focussing on the other side of the “Space Race.” Announced in April 2024, the upcoming show will explore the Soviet space program. Expect to hear more very soon.
Imperfect Women - TBD
Elisabeth Moss and Kerry Washington are set to star and executive produce Imperfect Women, a limited series based on Araminta Hall’s novel of the same name. Apple TV+ announced in April 2024 that Annie Weisman would be leading the project behind the scenes and that it would dive into a crime that shatters a decades-long friendship between a group of friends.
Neuromancer - TBD
In February 2024, Apple TV+ announced that William Gibson’s sci-fi novel, Neuromancer, would be getting the TV treatment. Adapted by Graham Roland and JD Dillard, the 10-episode drama will follow a super-hacker as he finds himself going off the deep end in the world of digital espionage.
Murderbot - TBD
Chris and Paul Weitz, the screenwriters behind American Pie, About a Boy, and The Creator, will be entering the realm of TV adaptations when they bring Murderbot to Apple TV+. First announced back in December 2023, the series adaptation of Martha Wells’ popular sci-fi story, which is set to star Alexander Skarsgård, will follow a self-hacking security android as he embarks upon a dangerous assignment while also dealing with his own internal complications.
Carême - TBD
In June 2023, Apple TV+ announced that it was bringing Carême, a biographical drama series about one of the world’s first celebrity chefs, Antonin Carême, to the streaming platform. The French-language series is being helmed by Martin Bourboulon and will see Benjamin Voisin play the iconic culinary giant.
We can expect to see a ton of changes to all the upcoming Apple TV+ shows, so make sure to check back from time to time for all the latest.
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