Apple TV+ launches in July 2022: Blackbird, For All Mankind and more

The month of July has arrived and with it the productions that debut in the catalog of Apple TV +. Among the main novelties are four new series, a miniseries and new episodes of popular productions, such as “For All Mankind”. The highlights are the arrival of “Black Bird”, “Amber Brown”, “One Step at a Time” and “Surface”. check out these and other Apple TV+ releases coming this month and get ready for the marathon!

Series

Black bird

Black bird tells the story of James (Egerton), a man trapped in a minimum security jail faced with a choice: serve his 10-year sentence in the prison he is in or be transferred to a maximum security location to get close to a would-be assassin in series, Larry Hall (Hauser), and get a confession before he is released from jail. The story is based on a true story told in the book In with the Devil: A Fallen Hero, a Serial Killer and a Dangerous Bargain for Redemption, by James Keene and Hillel Levin.

The miniseries will feature weekly episodes starting July 8.

The Duck and the Goose (season 1)

Inspired by Tad Hills' New York Times bestselling books, “The Duck and the Goose” is a preschool series that celebrates the unique camaraderie of Duck and Goose, two feathered best friends who don't always see eye to eye, face-to-face. That is until they discover that embracing and appreciating each other's differences can help them come up with entirely new ideas to help solve everyday challenges, big and small.

The production is directed by Brian Muelhaupt (“Sesame Street”) and features Jane Startz (“Girl Girl”), Douglas Wood (“Bob the Builder,” “Little Einsteins”), Chris Prynoski (“Spy Girl”), Shannon Prynoski (“Spy Girl”), Ben Kalina (“Spy Girl”), Antonio Canobbio (“It's Raining Burger”) and Tad Hills (“Duck & Goose”) will executive produce.

The Duck and the Goose season 1 arrives on July 8.

One Step at a Time (season 1)

Josh Dubin is excited to go from homeschooling to public school, and being the only kid with a prosthetic leg is a challenge he's ready to take on. As he earns a place among his peers, his friends and family are by his side every step of the way. The series stars the likes of Logan Marmino, Peyton Jackson and Trinity Jo-Li Bliss.

Season 1 of One Step at a Time arrives on July 22.

Surface (season 1)

A traumatic head injury leaves Sophie with extreme memory loss. In her quest to piece her life together, with the help of her husband and friends, Sophie begins to question the truth behind her perfect life. The production stars Gugu Mbatha-Raw, Oliver Jackson-Cohen and Stephan James.

Season 1 of Surface hits the catalog on July 29, with weekly episodes.

Amber Brown (season 1)

Amber Brown tells the story of little Amber Brown (Carsyn Rose), who, in the midst of her parents' divorce, is in the process of discovering her own voice through art and music - going through all the challenges of childhood in the midst of it. and the transition to adolescence. Sarah Drew (“Grey's Anatomy”) will co-star as Sarah Brown, Amber's mother, and the cast also includes Darin Brooks as Max and Liliana Inouye as Brandi Colwin. The production is a partnership between Apple and the Boat Rocker studio, responsible for hits such as “Dino Ranch” and “A Dark Tale of the Grimms”.

Amber Brown season 1 arrives on July 29.

movies and specials

friday night baseball

friday night baseball is a live stream of Major League Baseball games on Apple TV+ that premiered during the league's 2022 season. The weekly broadcast is produced by the MLB Network, featuring a doubleheader with pre- and post-game analysis. Scheduled games are free and available to any user with internet access via Apple TV +.

Friday Night Baseball features weekly games starting July 1.

new episodes

• For All Mankind – Season 3 / Episode 4 (01/07/2022; weekly episodes)
• Fortuna – Season 1 / Episode 4 (01/07/2022; weekly episodes)
• Physical – Season 2 / Episode 5 (01/07/2022; weekly episodes)
• Trying – Season 3 / Episode 1 (22/07/2022; weekly episodes)

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Also check out the releases of Disney + in July, which has Spider-Man, Black-Ish and more.