Apple TV+ is over 50% off for Black Fri. at Amazon
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Apple is offering an Apple TV promotion for new and returning subscribers for Black Friday and Cyber Monday this year. Eligible customers can get six months of Apple TV for just $5.99 per month, and there's only one day left to get this deal before it ends on December 1.
The French-language series "The Hunt" has been shelved as production company Gaumont conducts a "thorough review to address any questions related to our production."
MonsterVerse fans have much to rejoice about, as Apple TV has reportedly greenlit a prequel for the Monarch: Legacy of Monsters series. Ongoing speculation suggests that executives at the renowned streaming service have agreed to expand the world of Monarch with a spin-off series that will come out after the premiere of its upcoming Season
Helen's death is integral to Carol's resistance to the virus itself in Pluribus, as she has firsthand witnessed the horror of the transformation. Additionally, Carol becoming a part of the hive mind ahead of her death led to the hive mind knowing Carol and all of Helen's memories of her, further hindering Helen's grieving process for Carol.
With a huge amount of content, this Black Friday deal won't disappoint you — get Apple TV for $5.99 for the first six months.
It's official: The last month of 2025 is here. And proving its status as gift-giving season, December is back with a plethora of great shows and movies to stream. One of the best streaming services around, Apple TV especially has a full Santa sack of high-profile flicks, new originals and returning favorites for the month.
Apple TV is reportedly postponing the premiere of "The Hunt," a thriller previously set to hit the streamer in days, following plagiarism claims.
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Pluribus: The Apple TV show that's all over your social media right now - and why you should watch it
That couldn't be more true for Apple TV's Pluribus, which set the record for their biggest ever drama launch, surpassing Severance Season 2, and clocking 6.4M hours of watch time for its first two episodes within seven days of release in the U.S.