Apple TV is presently highlighting new seasons of two of its most beloved series, “Slow Horses” and “The Morning Show.” Additionally, two eagerly awaited new series are preparing to debut in the near future.
### Down Cemetery Road, from Slow Horses Author
“Down Cemetery Road” is a suspenseful crime thriller adapted from the book by Mick Herron, the renowned writer of the “Slow Horses” series. Emma Thompson portrays a detective who collaborates with Ruth Wilson’s character, Sarah Trafford, to delve into a perplexing crime that ensues after an explosion in a serene Oxford neighborhood. The series is set to intertwine dark humor with crime mystery, reminiscent of “Slow Horses.”
The launch is slated for **Wednesday, October 29**, featuring the release of the first two episodes coinciding with the season finale of “Slow Horses.” Following episodes will be made available weekly until December 10. The official synopsis outlines a compelling tale where Sarah becomes fixated on a missing girl and unravels an intricate conspiracy involving both the living and the deceased.
### Pluribus, from Breaking Bad Creator
“Pluribus” is an upcoming sci-fi drama from Vince Gilligan, the mastermind behind “Breaking Bad” and “Better Call Saul.” The series features Rhea Seehorn, reuniting her with Gilligan after her remarkable performance in “Better Call Saul.” Touted as “genre-bending,” the show is creating buzz, with its promotion making parallels to “Severance.”
The series will launch on **Friday, November 7**, with its first two episodes, followed by weekly releases extending through December 26. Although plot details are limited, a second season has already been announced, amplifying excitement for the show’s distinctive concept, which revolves around a character called “the most miserable person on Earth” who is assigned the task of preventing the world from happiness.
### Conclusion
With the forthcoming premieres of “Down Cemetery Road” and “Pluribus,” Apple TV is broadening its collection of captivating content. Both series are anticipated to draw in audiences with their fascinating narratives and skilled ensembles. Apple TV is offered at $12.99 per month, featuring an array of popular shows and films, including “Ted Lasso,” “Severance,” and “Silo.”
