Apple TV+ lands two new kids' series 'Doug Unplugs' and 'Stillwater'
What you need to know
- Apple has landed to new kids' series for Apple TV+.
- "Doug Unplugs" and "Stillwater" will premiere in November and December.
- "Helpsters" and "Ghostwriter" will also be making their second season premieres in October.
In a press release, Apple has announced that it will be premiering two new kids' series on Apple TV+ over the next few months.
The first new kids' series, "Doug Unplugs," follows the story of a robot who, instead of following along with all the other robots, ventures out into the human world with his best friend Emma.
The series will premiere on Apple TV+ on Friday, November 13.
In the second series, "Stillwater," three siblings learn from their next-door neighbor, who happens to be a panda, on how to understand their feelings and approach the day-to-day challenges they face in life.
The new show will make its debut on Apple TV+ on Friday, December 4.
Apple also announced that its Emmy Award-winning series "Ghostwriter" will be making its second season return on Friday, October 9. "Helpsters" will also be returning for its second season on Friday, October 16.
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