In recent months, Apple has started to work to start offering quality content of its own, which differs from the first two forays it made in this field with The planet of the apps and Carpool Karaoke, forays that haven't received what is said to be rave reviews.
The latest rumors, rumors that we can already consider a reality, indicate that the Cupertino boys have reached an agreement with Loren Bouchard, one of the heads of the animated series Bob's Burguers, a series currently airing on Comedy Central.
Apple wants to focus all its programming for all audiences, so not being a series of cartoons for children, it will be focused on a more adult audience, avoiding at all times the foul and explicit language that we can find in Family Guy. It should be remembered that Apple wants all the content it produces can be displayed in any Apple Store, something that I still think can be counterproductive for the target audience you may have the streaming video service you are creating.
This new animated series will be called Central Park and it will be a musical comedy (a very risky bet in my opinion) where those in charge of maintaining this world-famous park located in the center of New York City, will have the mission of saving the world . It seems that Apple fully trusts this new series, since instead of hiring an initial season, two have been those that will be made, two seasons of thirteen episodes each.
Throughout this year, Apple plans to invest in this service 1.000 million dollars, of which a large part must have already been spent, since today, there are already 12 series that are in theory, are closed and that they should start recording shortly. To this day, we still do not know how Apple plans to offer all this content, if the price of the streaming music service will be increased, adding an extra fee or jumping into the ring and launching a completely independent platform.
