Discover the origin story of 'Get Rolling with Otis' in new featurette
What you need to know
- "Get Rolling With Otis" is streaming now on Apple TV+.
- The series follows Otis the Tractor and his life on the Long Hill Dairy Farm.
- Apple TV+ has released a new featurette titled "Get Rolling with Otis — Origin Story Featurette."
"Get Rolling With Otis" premiered on Apple TV+ at the beginning of October and, today, the company released a new featurette that goes into the origin story of the new series.
You can check out "Get Rolling with Otis — Origin Story Featurette" below:
The series, which is based on the Penguin Random House book series by Loren Long, tells the story of Otis the Tractor and his friends on the Long Hill Dairy Farm.
If you haven't seen the trailer for the new series you can check it out below.
"Get Rolling With Otis" is now streaming on Apple TV+. If you want to enjoy the new series in the best quality possible, check out our list of the Best TVs for Apple TV 2021.
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