21 Shows Coming to Apple TV+ That Are Well Worth the Subscription Cost

Six hundred years in the future, humans are born blind and a large portion of the population has been wiped out by a mysterious virus. The show stars Aquaman's Jason Momoa as warrior Baba Voss and Alfre Woodard as the priestess Paris.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

Jennifer Aniston, Steve Carell, and Reese Witherspoon costar in this drama about a morning news show in the wake of a scandal for one of its anchors. The series has already been picked up for a second season, both of which will be 10 episodes long.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

Who thinks "Emily Dickinson" and "comedy" together? Apparently, Apple TV+ does! The dark comedy, which stars Hailee Steinfeld as the famous poet and Jane Krakowski as her mother, is a coming-of-age comedy that explores societal constraints and gender through Dickinson's famous life and work.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

In an alternate history, For All Mankind imagines a world where the Soviet Union beat their American counterparts to the moon and the space race continued to the present day. Joel Kinnaman, Michael Dorman, Wrenn Schmidt, Sarah Jones, Shantel VanSanten, and Jodi Balfour lead the cast in this drama from Ronald D. Moore.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

From the creators of Sesame Street comes Helpsters, a kids' series about Cody and the Helpsters, a team of monsters who love to solve any and all problems, all with good cheer and plenty of learning.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

As we all know, Snoopy is a fantastic pilot, always ready to go up against the Red Baron. But with Snoopy in Space, he's headed to new heights. Snoopy, Charlie Brown, and their whole crew take over the controls of the International Space Station to explore the moon and beyond.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

The '90s children's mystery series is getting a reboot at Apple TV+. Like the original, the new series revolves around a group of young friends who are brought together by a mysterious ghost. The quartet, along with their ghostly companion, must work together to free ghosts from books.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

M. Night Shyamalan brings his trademark psychological thrillers to Apple TV+ with Servant. Toby Kebbell and Lauren Ambrose star as parents who get in way over their head when they hire a nanny for their son. Harry Potter's Rupert Grint also stars in a still-mysterious role.

Premiere date: Nov. 1

Based on a French series of the same name, the innovative new series is short-form storytelling, using real-life audio and very minimal visuals to tell short stories.