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Apple TV Announces 2026 Lineup of New Original Series and Spinoffs
Apple TV has unveiled its highly anticipated lineup for 2026, showcasing a mix of new original series and spinoffs. The announcement highlights the platform's commitment to offering diverse and quality programming, including genres such as science fiction and thrillers. Notable mentions include adaptations and original series like "Neuromancer" and "Star City."
New Series and Spinoffs to Capture Audience Attention
The 2026 lineup features a variety of original series and spinoffs designed to capture the interest of diverse audiences. One of the standout series is "Margo’s Got Money Troubles," which is set to premiere on April 15, 2026. Produced by A24 and David E. Kelley, this series stars Elle Fanning, Michelle Pfeiffer, and Nick Offerman. New episodes will release weekly, concluding the season on May 20.
Another exciting addition is "The Savant," starring Jessica Chastain. Although initially delayed, it is slated for release in 2026. The series, inspired by true events, delves into the world of online hate groups. Additionally, "Star City" will provide viewers with a unique perspective on the Cold War era space race, focusing on Soviet secrecy in the 1970s. With filming completed in August 2025, it is expected to premiere in mid-to-late 2026.
Adaptations and Returning Favorites
The adaptation of the 1984 novel "Neuromancer" is also part of the 2026 lineup. This 10-episode series is created by Graham Roland and JD Dillard, with filming having commenced in July 2025 across locations including Tokyo, Los Angeles, and Istanbul. Fans of the novel can look forward to a fresh take on the classic science fiction story.
Returning favorites in the lineup include "Ted Lasso," which will return for its fourth season in 2026. This season introduces a women's team and features filming in Kansas City, Missouri. Jason Sudeikis reprises his role as Ted Lasso, alongside returning cast members Hannah Waddingham as Rebecca Welton and Brett Goldstein as Roy Kent. "Silo" has also been renewed for seasons 3 and 4, with the third season expected to air in 2026.
Espionage Thrillers and New Cast Additions
Espionage thriller "Tehran" will premiere its third season on January 9, 2026. Niv Sultan returns as Tamar Rabinyan, with new cast members including Jeff Daniels and Hugh Laurie. "Hijack" also returns with its second season on January 14, featuring Idris Elba and introducing a new storyline involving a train hostage crisis. New cast members like Christian Näthe add to the intrigue of the series.
Additional new titles include "Your Friends & Neighbors," returning on April 3 with 10 new episodes. James Marsden joins the cast, and Jonathan Tropper continues as the showrunner. "Monarch: Legacy of Monsters," a continuation from the 2014 film, premieres its second season on February 27, with new episodes airing every Friday.
Highly Anticipated Series and New Talent
The 2026 slate also features the second season of "The Last Thing He Told Me," starting on February 20. Based on Laura Dave's novel, the series stars Jennifer Garner as Hannah Hall, exploring an unexpected relationship with her stepdaughter while searching for her missing husband. The returning cast includes David Morse and Augusto Aguilera, with new additions Judy Greer and Rita Wilson.
Anya Taylor-Joy joins Apple TV in the "Lucky" miniseries, based on Marissa Stapley's book. Filming wrapped in July, and the first three episodes will release on April 15, with new episodes following each Wednesday until May 20. The miniseries stars Nicole Kidman and Thaddea Graham, adding to the platform's roster of prominent talent.
In addition to these series, "Drops of God," inspired by the manga series, returns with its second season on January 21. The series previously won the International Emmy Award for Best Drama Series in 2024.
Apple TV's 2026 lineup promises a robust array of programming that aims to engage viewers with compelling stories, diverse genres, and a blend of new and returning talent. With new episodes nearly every week, audiences have much to anticipate in the coming year.