Watch the first trailer for 'Trying,' a new Apple TV+ comedy by the BBC
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ show "Trying" has its first trailer.
- The show is from BBC Studios.
- The trailer does its job of piquing the interest.
The first trailer for new Apple TV+ show "Trying" has just hit YouTube, and it already has me excited to see what the first season has in store.
The show, from BBC Studios, was first announced in January and will star Rafe Spall and Esther Smith as they first try to have children and then go down the route of adopting a child instead. It doesn't sound like something that should make for a good comedy show, but the trailer certainly looks promising.
We can look forward to the first season of eight half-hour episodes on May 1, with all of them available for streaming on day one.
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