A new series will premiere in Apple TV +. One more. This time it's a ten-part comedy titled "Platonic" starring Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen. Filming has not started yet, so it will most likely be released at the beginning of the year.
With the company's extension to my free Apple TV + subscription, it doesn't expire until February of next year. If it continues to expand its television offer, in the end I will have to subscribe to continue watching all its programming (which is no longer so meager), which until now, the truth, I had not considered….
Apple just announced today that it has signed up for a new series called "Platonic," which will premiere soon on Apple TV +. A new comedy, starring Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen, which will be produced for Apple by Sony Pictures Television.
«Platonic»Is intended to be a typical American comedy series consisting of 10 episodes in its first season, lasting half an hour. The plot of this comedy deals with the inner workings of platonic friendship, as explained by the producer.
The leading couple want to take advantage of the good fame acquired after the movie "Neighbors" (released in Spain as "Damn neighbors"). It is the same director of the comedy, Nicholas stoller, which will also direct the new series "Platonic."
This new series is in the pre-filming process, so we don't have a release date yet. premiere. But looking at the timings of other similar productions, if the pandemic allows it, we will most likely see it on the Apple TV + menus next spring.
As I said at the beginning, Apple TV + increasingly has more high-quality content in its television offer. When the platform started, almost a year There were many of us who thought that it was not worth subscribing to this platform, with such limited content, if we compare it with the rest of the existing streaming video platforms.
But the truth is that the company is investing a lot millions of dollars in its own and exclusive content, and currently, its catalog has tripled compared to last year. In the end, I will have to pay, when my free subscription year expires, I see….