Apple has announced that it’s all set for the launch of its fall season shows on Apple TV+ this September. One thing that will likely be noticeable this month is the combination of high-profile returns and interesting new series.
From the fourth season of the eagerly-awaited Slow Horses, to the enthralling French drama La Maison, and the enlightening Midnight Family, Apple TV+ is set to launch a host of shows on the digital gateway.
Read on to know what is planned to release on Apple TV+ in September 2024.
Slow Horses (season 4) in Apple TV+ - September 4
Returning in September on Apple TV+ is one of the streamer’s standout series, Slow Horses. This season continues the story of a team of intelligence agents who have been transferred to a dead-end department of MI5 due to their past mistakes. They work under the guidance of the crotchety Jackson Lamb, played by Gary Oldman. They deal with cases that often uncover deeper conspiracies.
Following the dramatic and action-packed events of the season 3 finale, season 4 is set to give fans more dramatic content and exciting espionage. There will be two episodes on the launch date, which is September 4, and the other episodes will be aired weekly.
The show has gained a reputation for its unique combination of spy drama and dark comedy. The new season starts with the team having to cope with the consequences of a bombing that rocks their world. As the team tries to solve the mystery and find the truth, viewers are guaranteed a thrilling and challenging plot. This season is adapted from Mick Herron’s novel Spook Street, and like the previous seasons, it promises some thrilling moments and an engaging storyline, perfect for lovers of espionage and character-driven drama.
La Maison in Apple TV+ - September 20
Apple TV+ will also be launching a new French language drama this September, called La Maison. This highly anticipated series is based on the glamorous, glitzy, yet ruthless world of fashion.
The show revolves around the conflict between two families struggling to gain control of the esteemed and popular fashion house, LEDU. With actors like Lambert Wilson and Amira Casar in the cast, La Maison will offer visually stunning cinematography and a soulful storyline.
The main dramatic action of the show centers on the consequences of a scandal connected with the fashion house’s star designer, Vincent Ledu. This story is about LEDU, an iconic fashion house on the verge of bankruptcy. A ruthless CEO of a competitor luxury group wants to take over LEDU, triggering a string of dramatic events. The ten-episode show will deliver style and substance, while also provoking viewers’ thoughts, with themes of struggle for success, competition, and succession.
For lovers of fashion and drama, La Maison is an appealing show to watch on Apple TV+ this September. It combines an interesting plot with great visual work, making it unique among similar series on the platform.
Midnight Family in Apple TV+ - September 25
Another show to watch out for on Apple TV+ in September is Midnight Family, a Spanish drama based on a documentary of the same title in English and Familia de Medianoche in Spanish. The series is based on the unusual story of a young medical student, Marigaby Tamayo, who spends her nights working with her family in their private ambulance service in Mexico City, looking to save lives.
This show is based on the real-life experiences of the Ochoa family, depicting the highs and lows of their adventures. It portrays a unique and inspired approach to the struggles of the Tamayo family in the show, as they deal with life and death situations on the streets of one of the world’s largest cities. It is expected to tell an intense story that highlights the commitment and bravery of individuals working in the healthcare system, which more often than not, faces difficult challenges.
Midnight Family is expected to premiere with two episodes on September 25, while the remaining episodes of the series will be aired weekly.
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All in all, Apple TV+ users have a rich and diverse choice of unique content in September, despite the limited number of releases. Apple TV+ remains a streamer that has something to satisfy even the most diverse viewers’ tastes.
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