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Ted Lasso Season 4 Debuts on Apple TV+ with Weekly Drops and Free Trial
tv21 days ago

Ted Lasso Season 4 Debuts on Apple TV+ with Weekly Drops and Free Trial

Ted Lasso returns for Season 4 with 10 episodes, premiering Aug. 5, 2026 on Apple TV+, with new installments dropping weekly on Wednesdays (and occasional early access as early as 6 p.m. PT the night before). New subscribers can start a seven-day free trial, then Apple TV+ is $12.99/month; bundles with Peacock and Prime Video add-ons are available, and some mobile plans offer Apple TV at a discount.

Margo’s Got Money Troubles: Apple TV+ Series Ditches Love Story, Bets on Star-Studded Cast
entertainment4 months ago

Margo’s Got Money Troubles: Apple TV+ Series Ditches Love Story, Bets on Star-Studded Cast

Rufi Thorpe explains that her novel Margo’s Got Money Troubles is being adapted for Apple TV+ with David E. Kelley and A24, and she welcomed major creative divergence from the book, including dropping the central JB love story to suit TV. The series stars Elle Fanning as Margo, with Nicole Kidman as an ex-wrestler and Michelle Pfeiffer as Margo’s mother Shyanne; Greg Kinnear plays the professor and Nick Offerman plays Kenny, Jinx’s wrestling buddy. Thorpe notes that producers asked what she feared they’d do and that she appreciated creative freedom, while input from sex workers helped shape the portrayal of the book’s sex-work elements. The show reframes the pregnancy-and-OnlyFans premise for TV and emphasizes moral and religious themes rather than a romantic arc.

Elle Fanning Leads Apple TV+ Offbeat Family Dramedy About Money Troubles
tvfilm5 months ago

Elle Fanning Leads Apple TV+ Offbeat Family Dramedy About Money Troubles

The Hollywood Reporter’s SXSW review praises Apple TV+’s Margo’s Got Money Troubles, led by Elle Fanning, as a warm, empathetic dramedy about a pregnant young woman who starts an unconventional OnlyFans venture to support her baby. With Nick Offerman as her semi-rehabbed father and Michelle Pfeiffer delivering nuance as a devoted mother figure, the eight-episode series—created by David E. Kelley and based on Rufi Thorpe’s novel—grounds its quirky premise in real-world stakes and family bonds, offering a thoughtful, endearing look at resilience and chosen family.