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Apple TV unveils return of hit comedy from Ted Lasso, Shrinking creator

Bad Monkey , an Apple TV comedy from the creator of Ted Lasso and Shrinking, returns soon for a new season. Here’s the just-released trailer for Bad Monkey season 2. more…

Apple TV unveils return of hit comedy from Ted Lasso, Shrinking creator

Apple TV will bring back the hit comedy Bad Monkey, created by the man behind Ted Lasso and Shrinking, with a brand new season. The trailer for the upcoming season two has just been released. Bill Lawrence, who co-created the three acclaimed comedies, is behind Bad Monkey, which is perhaps the least-known of the three. It's a great time to catch up on Bad Monkey, as season 2 begins airing on December 2 with a single episode, followed by weekly releases through February 3.

The plot revolves around Andrew Yancy, played by Vince Vaughn, who witnesses the murder of Florida's finest fixer. He's paired with a strict forensic accountant to solve the case, leading him into a turf war between rival criminal organizations. Yancy encounters various Florida oddballs, including a smart mob boss, his unstable son, and a tough young woman who becomes his protector.

He also deals with his aging father, unspoken romantic feelings for Dr. Rosa Campesino, who investigates a mysterious rash, and a flamboyant animal relocation specialist whose business endangers the local environment.

The return of Bad Monkey also sees the addition of John Malkovich as a Miami mob boss opposing Yancy. Season 1 of Bad Monkey is currently available to watch on Apple TV. Fans of the show can share their thoughts and whether they plan to watch season 2 in the comments section. Apple TV is priced at $14.99 per month, or it can be purchased at a discount as part of the Apple One bundle. For more Apple news, check out 9to5Mac on YouTube.

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