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Here’s everything new Apple TV has coming in October

Apple TV has a strong current lineup headlined by hits like Slow Horses , Ted Lasso , Dark Matter , and new Matthew McConaughey comedy Brothers . But there’s a lot more coming soon. Here’s everything new Apple TV has premiering in October. more…

Here’s everything new Apple TV has coming in October

Apple TV is set to release several new shows in October, expanding its current lineup. "The Last First: Winter K2" is a compelling true story about two mountaineers attempting to be the first to summit K2 in winter, chronicling their journey and the diverse cast of characters they encounter. "The Sisters Grimm" blends fantasy and adventure, following orphaned sisters as they unravel the mystery of their missing parents.

"Small Prophets" tells the comical tale of Michael Sleep, who sets out to create magical spirits to find his lost childhood friend. "Matchbox The Movie" is an action-packed adventure inspired by Mattel toys, following a group of childhood friends caught up in a global pursuit after a former leader returns. "Tenzing" chronicles the lesser-known story of Tenzing Norgay, who, alongside Edmund Hillary, became the first to reach the summit of Mount Everest.

"Where's Wanda?" is a dark comedy about a family's quest to locate their missing daughter, while "Jonah Lynn" follows a homicide detective who must protect his family from a cunning serial killer. Additionally, Apple TV will continue airing episodes of existing shows, including titles such as "The Last First: Winter K2," "The Sisters Grimm," "Small Prophets," "Matchbox The Movie," "Tenzing," and "Jonah Lynn."

Available for $14.99 per month or discounted through Apple One bundle, Apple TV offers a diverse range of content for viewers.

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