This week on Apple TV +

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This week on Apple TV +

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This week started with the confirmation of an Apple event and we are already very excited about what is going to be presented next Tuesday, but before we have a weekend to rest and relax. So, like every Friday, let’s see what are the news and press releases around Apple TV +.

Video game developers and empty cities

There are two firsts that can work very well on a Friday night. We must first Mythic Quest Special Episode in which all the characters in the series return to the offices and meet up. It’s the aperitif before the premiere of the second season on May 7.

Today the documentary also premieres “ The year the Earth changed ”, which shows us how animals invaded cities during the pandemic’s total containment and nature took a hiatus when all of humanity stood still for a few weeks. Just because it’s narrated by David Attenborough, it’s already worth seeing in its original version.

There is also a site for updates on future Apple TV + content:

  • Depending on the deadline, Justin timberlake He will play television host Chuck Barris in a new drama series in several hour-long episodes. Barris was widely persecuted by the media at a time when he claimed to confess to being a CIA hitman.
  • Apple has officially announced a documentary on the life and achievements of Louis armstrong, the well-known musician. It will be produced by Imagine Documentaries, by directors Ron Howard and Brian Grazer.
  • Another documentary announced by Apple is that of ‘Breaststroke ‘, a documentary in which we will see the efforts of two scientists to communicate with humpback whales.
  • Comedy ‘Acapulco‘continues filming, with six more actors joining its cast of characters, as featured in Deadline.
  • Finally, we have a release date for Stephen King’s “ Lisey’s Story ” series: June 4th. Keep in mind that it will star Julianne Moore and that (like anything from King’s hand) it will be a mystery series. You have more details in Vanity Fair.

Pixar's Toy Story creator John Lasseter signs animated short 'Blush' for Apple TV +

One last detail: today you have a new chapter of the series “For All Mankind”, the penultimate of the second season. If you follow the series carefully, because it looks like we’re going to have a vibrant ending.

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