Today is an important day on Apple TV +. Last week the second season of ‘See’ wrapped up and it did it in style, but the serve is sure to be epic series. We already see the first in the style of ‘Invasión’, with the first three episodes available on the platform.
More space exploration, more music and more video game development
The theme of the series revolves around the reaction of various characters, located in different parts of the world, in the face of a global alien invasion. Our colleagues from Espinof have already seen it and situate it as a sophisticated series that shows more the impact of the invasion than the invasion itself.
We also have the premiere of ‘The velvet metro‘, the documentary which traces the exploits of the legendary group throughout its career, which arrived on Apple TV + during the past week.
BREAKING: Big Announcement from Sir Anthony Hopkins and Jason Sudeikis (and Ron Something) #MythicQuest is back for seasons 3 and 4 pic.twitter.com/OugCaIWwjv
– Apple TV (@AppleTV) 21 October 2021
As news beyond the premieres, we have the renewal of ‘Mythic Quest’ for a third and fourth season, good news for fans of this comedy about the adventure of developing a successful video game. You can see in the tweet above how Sir Anthony Hopkins and Jason Sudeikis (the protagonist of ‘Ted Lasso’) participated in the official announcement.
.@Snoopy, Woodstock and the Peanuts gang are back at NASA and crossing a new frontier. #SnoopyinSpace: The Search for Life premieres November 12 on Apple TV + https://t.co/Ea6ixwRCL4 pic.twitter.com/ThRLRLjVpl
– Apple TV (@AppleTV) October 19, 2021
For the little ones (and sometimes not so small) we have a new season of “Snoopy in space” in which the beagle will explore signs of alien life.
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A new look at #TheTragedyOfMacbeth. In theaters December 25. Streaming on Apple TV + on January 14. pic.twitter.com/F4FXjNQT4r
– Apple TV (@AppleTV) October 17, 2021
We also have a new trailer for ‘Macbeth’s tragedy‘, which hits theaters on December 25 and on Apple TV + on January 14, 2022. It will be Apple’s first film to hit theaters earlier than its own streaming catalog.
Today you also have new episodes of “Fundación”, “The Morning Show” and “Acapulco” to watch, so if you decide to stay home this weekend, you are sure to be entertained.
