Here’s everything new Apple TV has coming in August

Apple TV subscribers are set to receive a variety of new content in August. The highly anticipated return of Ted Lasso sees him taking on the challenge of coaching a second division women's football team in Richmond. Ted and his team learn to take chances they never thought possible. Elsewhere, a new season of Dark Matter, a sci-fi series, has been added to the lineup.

This season focuses on María (Mori), who is now a lieutenant, grappling with the rules she's sworn to uphold and a desire for the truth when a student activist's body is discovered. The Azules are entangled in an investigation that reaches back to a student massacre of 1968, sending shockwaves through the department.

Apple TV also introduces "The Dynasty: UConn Huskies", a three-part documentary event chronicling the rise of the most dominant college basketball program in history. Featuring interviews with the 2025 National Championship team and legendary figures from UConn basketball, the series delves into the triumphs, pressures, sacrifices, and culture that built a dynasty still shaping the game today.

In addition, siblings Karl, Addy, and Michael find themselves with a wise panda named Stillwater as a next-door neighbor. Through his stories, they gain new perspectives on the world and themselves. Meanwhile, "Dark Matter" continues with Season 2, where the Dessens settle into a quiet life in a seemingly safe world until they are forced to run again, leading them on a journey through alternate lives.

Lastly, Apple TV will also air new episodes of several currently airing shows. The cost of Apple TV is $12.99 per month or it can be included in the Apple One bundle. For more Apple news, viewers are directed to check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.