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What’s new on Apple TV+ this month (November 2024)

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Due to its unique model that includes only original content, Apple TV+ tends to have a very slim new release slate. However, just about every Apple TV+ release features A-list talent, and it has set a high bar for quality. Just look at Best Picture winner CODA and Emmy-winning drama Severance (returning in January).

This month is no exception, as there are only four new additions to the library in November. We’ve highlighted the two most anticipated, but don’t overlook Season 2 of the critically acclaimed comedy Bad Sisters or the Malala Yousafzai and Jennifer Lawrence documentary Bread & Roses.

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There are only a few new arrivals each month to Apple TV+, but they’re usually all worth at least a glance. This month is no exception. Read on for everything coming to Apple TV+ in October 2024.

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Our top picks for November

Blitz (2024)

Blitz
70%
r
120m
Genre
Drama, History, War
Stars
Elliott Heffernan, Saoirse Ronan, Harris Dickinson
Directed by
Steve McQueen
Watch on Apple TV+
Steve McQueen takes on World War II in Blitz, a dramatic examination of Londoners. Centering on nine-year-old George (Elliott Heffernan) and his mother, Rita (Saoirse Ronan), Blitz follows Rita’s evacuation of her son to the countryside to escape the bombing. Furious and defiant that Rita only took him and left behind the rest of his family, George heads out alone back to London as Rita frantically follows in his wake.

Silo (2023)

Silo
75%
tv-ma
2 Seasons
Genre
Sci-Fi & Fantasy, Drama
Stars
Rebecca Ferguson, Common, Harriet Walter
Created by
Graham Yost
Watch on Apple TV+
Based on Hugh Howey’s postapocalyptic trilogy, Silo returns after a highly acclaimed first season. After a nuclear holocaust destroys the planet, humanity resides entirely in a giant underground silo that reaches hundreds of stories deep. The rich live on the top floors, the poor on the bottom, and that’s the way it has always been — for everyone’s safety. But after the disgraced sheriff (David Oyelowo) chooses the capital punishment of being sent outside, his friend, Juliette (Rebecca Ferguson), has questions. Her digging puts her in the path of a sinister conspiracy, ultimately leading to a jaw-dropping cliffhanger at the end of Season 1.

Everything new on Apple TV+ in November

November 13

  • Bad Sisters (Season 2)

November 15

  • Silo (Season 2)

November 22

  • Blitz
  • Bread & Roses

Last month’s top picks

Disclaimer (2024)

Disclaimer
72%
tv-ma
1 Season
Genre
Drama, Mystery
Stars
Cate Blanchett, Kevin Kline, Sacha Baron Cohen
Created by
Alfonso Cuarón
Watch on Apple TV+
Apple TV+ gets even more star-studded with Disclaimer. Cate Blanchett stars in this Alfonso Cuarón series, which is based on the novel of the same name by Renée Knight. TV journalist Catherine Ravenscroft (Blanchett) discovers a novel, only to find that it seems to fictionalize many of her darkest secrets. Desperate to protect her reputation, she seeks out the author to discover what — and how — he knows.

Shrinking (2023)

Shrinking
68%
tv-ma
2 Seasons
Genre
Comedy
Stars
Jason Segel, Luke Tennie, Michael Urie
Created by
Brett Goldstein, Jason Segel, Bill Lawrence
Watch on Apple TV+
Jason Segel returns for season 2 of this comedy series about therapy that he helped create. Struggling with the loss of his wife and finding it incredibly difficult to balance the many roles in his life, Jimmy (Segel) decides to buck rules and ethics and start getting brutally honest with his patients –both about them and himself.

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