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Apple TV’s fall lineup reveals every new show and movie coming soon

Apple TV is now airing Ted Lasso season 4 , and more high-profile shows and movies are coming to the streamer soon. Here’s everything in Apple TV’s fall lineup so far, which will keep growing as more premieres are announced.

Apple TV’s fall lineup reveals every new show and movie coming soon

Apple TV's fall lineup includes a variety of new shows and movies, starting with the highly anticipated Ted Lasso season 4. This fall, Apple TV also introduces "Mayday," a genre-bending action comedy starring Ryan Reynolds and Kenneth Branagh. The plot follows a U.S. Navy pilot stranded behind enemy lines during the Cold War and his unlikely alliance with a gruff ex-KGB agent. The show's darkly humorous tone is balanced by its espionage thriller elements.

Additionally, Apple TV brings "The Good Lie," a police detective drama starring Patrick Brammall as Ian Ridley, a detective determined to find his missing daughter. This darkly comedic series follows a team of British intelligence agents, led by Sir Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb, as they navigate the espionage world and defend England from sinister forces.

The lineup also features a brotherly bond story "Brothers," where Brad Pitt and Seth Rogen play fictionalized versions of themselves and discover they might be actual brothers. Meanwhile, Leighton Meester and Jason Isaacs star in "The Last First: Winter K2," a mountain climbing drama about an ambitious expedition to summit K2 during winter conditions, exploring themes of class, power, and mountaineering.

Lastly, Apple TV debuts a German-language series "Where's Wanda?" a dark comedy about a family's desperate search for their missing daughter amidst a neighborhood filled with secrets. The series also highlights Jonah Lynn, an ex-soldier turned homicide detective, who must protect his town and family from a diabolically cunning serial killer in "Marcella."

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