Apple Shares Full Trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Series 'Servant', Coming to Apple TV+ November 28

[MacRumors]

Apple today uploaded the latest trailer for its upcoming Apple TV+ series "Servant," which is a thriller created for the streaming service by M. Night Shyamalan.

Servant follows a Philadelphia couple who hire a nanny to look after their child following a tragedy, unknowingly setting a series of strange events into motion.

"Servant" will be the first major new series to land on Apple TV+ following its launch last week. Apple debuted "The Morning Show," "See," "For All Mankind," and "Dickinson" as the major shows to kick off the service on November 1.

While Apple plans to upload new episodes of its hour-long shows like "The Morning Show" every Friday until their season finales, "Servant" is premiering on a Thursday with 10 episodes that last for 30 minutes each. This will be similar to the way the 30-minute show "Dickinson" was released on November 1.

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Article Link: Apple Shares Full Trailer for M. Night Shyamalan's Series 'Servant', Coming to Apple TV+ November 28

 

[bristleworm]

I like it. Looking forward to it.

 

[WannaGoMac]

Maybe he’ll make something worth seeing after 20 plus years

 

[dan9700]

Not gonna lie I have 1 year of Apple TV plus but I don’t wanna watch anything it has, for me they are all such boring shows

 

[DNichter]

Looking forward to it. So far the shows have been much better than I expected, very similar to HBO in quality. I think the'll actually see success in this area.

 

[rmoliv]

Looks interesting and I like the genre.

 

[Elyzien]

Pls don't suck!

 

[NMBob]

Well, that looks creepy enough! I guess that explains why the baby looked so weird in earlier blipverts. Hmmm. How much is this service again?

Bob
(A complete sucker when I saw The Sixth Sense the first time.)

 

[keysofanxiety]

If this doesn’t include multiple Shyamalan twists where the nanny was dead all along or the child is actually their own parent then I’m gonna be sorely disappointed.

 

[The_Interloper]

If this doesn’t include multiple Shyamalan twists where the nanny was dead all along or the child is actually their own parent then I’m gonna be sorely disappointed.

Shyamalan didn't write or create this - he's Director and a co-Executive Producer. His visual style is pretty sharp; it's his writing that always lets him down (with a few exceptions) so this should be a good thing.

 

[NMBob]

If this doesn’t include multiple Shyamalan twists where the nanny was dead all along or the child is actually their own parent then I’m gonna be sorely disappointed.

"What if she wakes up? What if she remembers?" That don't seem normal. I started thinking something like the film Abre los Ojos.

 

[centauratlas]

I watched For All Mankind and enjoyed it quite a lot. It got a second season so hopefully others enjoy it too. The Morning Show wasn't bad either.

I'll probably give this one a shot too.

 

[Braderunner]

Shyamalan didn't write or create this - he's Director and a co-Executive Producer. His visual style is pretty sharp; it's his writing that always lets him down (with a few exceptions) so this should be a good thing.

I'm glad you pointed that out. As soon as I saw his name...I thought, NOPE! He's wasted enough of my time.
I might actually watch this, now.

 

[alpi123]

Who doesn't love a mini trailer just before the actual trailer

 

[canyonblue737]

Happy Thanksgiving!

love,

Tim@Apple

 

[travis64]

I actually like the morning show and I thought that would be the worst one

 

[DaveOP]

This looks pretty creepy, and I am encouraged that many of these early series are not holding punches. Gritty, violent, not what I expected from Apple, and I like it.

 

[bpeeps]

This looks pretty creepy, and I am encouraged that many of these early series are not holding punches. Gritty, violent, not what I expected from Apple, and I like it.

You do realize Apple isn't making these shows right? They're just distributing them.

 

[PickUrPoison]

Who doesn't love a mini trailer just before the actual trailer

ikr? It’s almost like it’s some kind of effort to build hype without paying out advertising dollars, trying to get us to want to watch it... get extra free publicity or something.

/s

 

[Zoboomafoo]

Maybe he’ll make something worth seeing after 20 plus years

Well he already has tho

 

[PickUrPoison]

You do realize Apple isn't making these shows right? They're just distributing them.

Not correct in the slightest.

 

[lunarworks]

Looks creepy AF. I might be able to get my wife to watch this.

Who doesn't love a mini trailer just before the actual trailer

It's a truly odd trend. Maybe it's to get people to look up from their phones before the actual trailer starts.

You do realize Apple isn't making these shows right? They're just distributing them.

That's true for all current content, but they're starting their own in-house productions soon.

 

[thomas040]

Was that Rupert Grint?
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Well, that looks creepy enough! I guess that explains why the baby looked so weird in earlier blipverts. Hmmm. How much is this service again?

Bob
(A complete sucker when I saw The Sixth Sense the first time.)

Free for a year if you buy a new apple device.

 

[Glockworkorange]

You do realize Apple isn't making these shows right? They're just distributing them.

Soooooooo condescending. Is there any need?

He's correct in that Apple could have decided to "distribute" more pedestrian and PG-13 fare, but they're not.

I have some ideas about what they are distributing, but will not discuss it in this forum (I mean, outside of this particular trailer, which is decidedly unlike all the other shows).

 

[triton100]

If this doesn’t include multiple Shyamalan twists where the nanny was dead all along or the child is actually their own parent then I’m gonna be sorely disappointed.

Wow you really are that person who spoils the plot of a movie before people have seen it.