Oh man. My kids are in the same boat. Will it ever really happen?I can wait. I'm waiting for Hollow Knight:Silksong.
Oh man. My kids are in the same boat. Will it ever really happen?I can wait. I'm waiting for Hollow Knight:Silksong.
What a horrible tease to get everyone excited and then the date is still over half a year away. January?! Seriously?! Ugg. I suspect most people were expecting September or at least the fall.
This is how all these streaming services operate. One season of 8-13 episodes, then a multi-year wait before the next season.What a horrible tease to get everyone excited and then the date is still over half a year away. January?! Seriously?! Ugg. I suspect most people were expecting September or at least the fall.
Seems The Same these days with OS & IOS Releases, Big Event Day but then to find out all " All Features " not available until......?January? ffs, Cook, get your house in order.
The critically-acclaimed workplace thriller "Severance" returns to Apple TV+ early next year, according to a teaser video released today.
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Apple said the 10-episode season will premiere on Friday, January 17, and then one episode will follow every Friday through March 21.
The sci-fi series revolves around the mysterious company Lumon Industries, whose employees cannot recall any memories about their personal lives while they are at work. Similarly, the employees cannot remember anything about the workplace when they are out of the office. The show was created by Dan Erickson, and it has an ensemble cast starring Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Tramell Tillman, Zach Cherry, Christopher Walken, and others.
The first season of Severance ended in April 2022, so fans will have waited around 33 months for the second season, which faced production delays for seven months last year as a result of the Writers Guild of America going on strike.
Severance is one of the most popular shows on Apple TV+. In the U.S., the streaming service costs $9.99 per month or $99 per year following a price increase last October, and it is included in all Apple One subscription bundles.
Article Link: Apple TV+ Reveals Severance Season 2 Premiere Date in Teaser Video
Jwdsail I know Silo & For all Mankind are currently in Production now 🎥🎬That's cool, I guess.
When are new episodes of Silo, Foundation, and For All Mankind coming?
It takes more than 2 episodes to get it.I am not sure what all the hoopla is about. I tried getting into about five different times. I think I saw two episodes but whatever floats your boat. The standout show on Apple TV for me is Foundation.
Jwdsail I know Silo & For all Mankind are currently in Production now 🎥🎬
This is how all these streaming services operate. One season of 8-13 episodes, then a multi-year wait before the next season.
Meanwhile "regular" TV consistently pumps out 20-24 episodes every year.
Edit: I'm not saying they should make tons of filler episodes, but waiting so long in between each season kills momentum and makes it harder to remember what happened in previous seasons.
Because it's LITERALLY not done...? Multiple industry strikes and setbacks, they aren't just holding it arbitrarily, come on...I guess I'm just dumb, but why so long? It's been shot, recorded, edited, produced. Why wait even longer? It's an apple show, what is keeping them from putting it up on their streaming service?
I really thought it was all done! I guess I really am just dumb.Because it's LITERALLY not done...? Multiple industry strikes and setbacks, they aren't just holding it arbitrarily, come on...
Well, you gave it your best. You'll just be on the outside for this one.I am not sure what all the hoopla is about. I tried getting into about five different times. I think I saw two episodes but whatever floats your boat. The standout show on Apple TV for me is Foundation.
Nobody knows, but it’s mysterious and important.Hey kids, what's for dinner?
I blame Fawlty Towers! 😀These breaks between seasons (or halves of seasons - "looking at you Yellowstone") are getting ridiculously long.
I remember way back when you could only watch A Charlie Brown Christmas at Christmas with commercials, and films were either at the theater or whatever the networks were showing. And sometimes trailers just tease, especially for a returning show.I remember way back when films and TV shows were recorded on plastic ribbons and trailers were informative.