


The stars and executive producers behind Imperfect Women — Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, and Kate Mara — joined a global virtual press conference ahead of the series’ highly anticipated debut on Apple TV.
Based on the novel by Araminta Hall, Imperfect Women is a psychological thriller that explores the unraveling of a decades-long friendship after a shocking crime. As the investigation…
Elisabeth Moss, Kerry Washington, and Kate Mara Dish on 'Imperfect Women’ at Global Press Conference
Just in case there were some doubts about some characters from For All Mankind appearing in the upcoming series StarCity. This is from appletv app.


This season is less about watching one broadcast and more about building your own: onboard, tracker, telemetry, and the fight you actually care about. VR makes the whole thing feel closer, louder, and way more personal.
Months to prepare and apple TV is absolutely shitting the bed anyways. 2 frames per second ass stream.
#YourFriendsAndNeighbors geht am 3. April in die zweite Staffel. #JonHamm brilliert wieder als bürgerlicher Dieb.

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Apple TV has released the official trailer for Season 5 of its critically acclaimed sci-fi drama For All Mankind, offering a gripping glimpse into the next chapter of its alternate history saga. The new season premieres globally on March 27, 2026, with weekly episodes airing every Friday through May 29.
Set in the 2010s, years after the dramatic Goldilocks asteroid heist, Season 5 finds the Martian colony of Happy Valley thriving with thousands of residents. But peace is fragile. As Earth’s governments push for tighter control over the Red Planet, tensions rise between the colonists and their terrestrial overseers. The trailer teases escalating conflict, political intrigue, and the ever-present threat of interplanetary war.
Created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi, For All Mankind has earned praise for its bold reimagining of the space race and its exploration of humanity’s ambitions beyond Earth. With a 92% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, the series continues to blend speculative science fiction with sharp political commentary.
Season 5 promises to push the boundaries of the show’s universe even further—both literally and thematically. As the trailer declares, “The fight for freedom lies beyond the stars.”
Der Trailer zu For All Mankind Staffel 5 verspricht ein dramatisches neues Jahrzehnt im Weltraum.
Trailer & First Look-Bilder:
For All Mankind Staffel 5: Erster Trailer zum neuen Mars-Jahrzehnt auf Apple TV+ - KINOFANS.com
Does anyone else ever read a fanfic that just. Completely changes your brain chemistry?
(This is a genuine question bc holy fuck)
Jonah Hill führt Regie bei Keanu Reeves, der Mars wird wieder besiedelt und Elisabeth Moss spielt in einem neuen Psychothriller.
Apple TV+ Programm: Die Neustarts im März und April 2026 - KINOFANS.com
In „Eternity“ (ab 13.02. auf Apple TV+) muss Joan die schwerste Entscheidung ihres Daseins treffen. Miles Teller oder Callum Turner? Ein Film über die Liebe und das Jenseits.
Eternity – Elizabeth Olsen zwischen zwei Lieben ab 13. Februar auf Apple TV+ - KINOFANS.com
Hot on the heels of AppleTV renewing Shrinking the day before its third season launched, the streamer has now picked up Your Friends and Neighbours more than two months before the second season even lands.Created by Jonathan Tropper (Banshee) and sta…

Pay attention to the stories you watch on your screens! Our lives are directed by the stories we take to heart. It is not the thousands of facts and figures we may know but how these are woven together into narratives that drive us. Think about things like religion and money – these are stories we believe in and not indisputable facts. Pay attention to who controls what we watch on our screens. Have you observed that there are more positive stories about robots and machines in the content offered by streaming services lately? Big Tech wants you to think kindly about the machines and AI taking over our lives.
I have seen a bunch of stories depicting friendly robots being put out by these media companies controlling what we watch on our TVs and screens. Finch on Apple TV has sentimental favourite Tom Hanks buddying up with some very nice machines in a dystopian world, where human beings have destroyed most of the planet. I wonder about the motivations for writing such fiction in the first place? The robot appears to be the voice of reason set against the violent passions of desperate human beings. I am thinking WTF? What is really being messaged here and for what ulterior motive? We live at a time when there are just 5 corporations controlling almost all the major media in the United States. With this much control things do not just happen by accident.
More content in this vein on Apple TV includes MurderBot and Foundation. Two very different pieces of serialised entertainment but both with robots as central characters. MurderBot is a black comedy featuring a security unit robot that has achieved sentience. Again it transposes very human characteristics upon a machine. What is going on with this push to view robots as human? Do we really think this is unrecognised by those producing and including this content for their programming? In a world of big bucks and overanalysing everything these decisions do not happen accidentally. The Isaac Asimov inspired Foundation has the last remaining robot at the centre of its 30 episodes. The actor playing this female gendered robot is on screen for longer than any other actor in this long running series. Again the lone robot contrasts the power hungry dynamics embodied by the various humanoid characters in this science fiction story. Robots are portrayed as having been unfairly wiped out by nasty humans in the not too distant past. The messaging is, essentially, machine good, humans violent and unpredictable. Pay attention to the message inside these stories because some entity is paying to have this narrative promulgated in this way.
This one of the many issues we are vulnerable to when so much power and influence resides in the hands of so few oligarchs and billionaires. Do not underestimate the power of stories to influence human behaviour. All of these companies are heavily invested in Artificial Intelligence (AI) and will lose hundreds of billions if it tanks. Get ready to see lots more machine friendly stories appearing on your screens. Streaming is a great way for these companies to kill two birds with one stone. They can influence public opinion via the content they fund, produce and distribute. Pay attention to the stories you watch on your screens! Step back every now and then and ask yourself why are they telling these types of stories?

“A story invites story-receivers into the action it portrays and, as a result, makes them lose themselves in the story. In his 1993 book Experiencing Narrative Worlds, Richard Gerrig was the first to coin the notion of narrative transportation within the context of novels. Using travel as a metaphor for reading, he conceptualised narrative transportation as a state of detachment from the world of origin that the story-receiver — in his words, “the traveller” — experiences because of their engrossment in the story. The story-receiver’s experience is, in effect, that of being carried away by the story.”
I would mention that robots are not human, this is complete fiction portraying their characteristics in this manner. Artificial Intelligence AI is not really intelligence either, as we know it as human beings. It is being marketed as superior to us, when in reality these companies know this to be false. They are just in it for the money, as per usual. The thing is that most of us are excluded from power and we live on the fringes. We fill our time with watching stuff on screens. Many of us get much of our understanding of parts of the world via TV shows. This makes this medium highly influential for those wishing to control public opinion. A wave of robot friendly shows and dramas will have a positive effect on how we view AI. It is undeniable and many of us would not recognise just how much the value of stories matter.
“Do you find reading a bit of a pain? Looking up those big words that you don’t understand? Do you prefer to have everything done for you? Well, it will cost you in the end. Your brain, if you don’t use it, you will lose its keen functionality. Before you know it dementia will be on your doorstep and all those years of taking the easy option will come back and bite you on the bum. Exercise your brain to keep it fit and game ready. Read to expand your knowledge and mind. The importance of exercising your brain for mental health cannot be overestimated.”
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sApple TV has released the highly anticipated first teaser for For All Mankind Season 5, confirming the series will return on Friday, March 27, 2026, with new episodes streaming weekly until May 29, 2026.
The acclaimed alternate-history drama, created by Ronald D. Moore, Matt Wolpert, and Ben Nedivi, continues to reimagine the global space race. Season 5 picks up in the aftermath of the Goldilocks asteroid heist, with Happy Valley now a thriving colony of thousands on Mars. The teaser hints at escalating tensions as Earth’s governments demand law and order on the Red Planet, sparking friction between Martian settlers and their former home.
Returning cast members include Joel Kinnaman, Toby Kebbell, Edi Gathegi, Cynthy Wu, Coral Peña, and Wrenn Schmidt, alongside new series regulars such as Mireille Enos (The Killing).
The teaser also offers a striking look at Joel Kinnaman’s Ed Baldwin, now artificially aged, underscoring the show’s bold approach to time jumps and character evolution.
With its mix of political intrigue, scientific ambition, and human drama, For All Mankind Season 5 promises to push the boundaries of speculative storytelling, cementing its place as one of Apple TV’s flagship series.
rent lowering gunshot here ig
do you consider kris x tenna to be incestuous
yes
yes but i entertain it anyway
no, but i consider the ship problematic for other reasons
no, i consider the ship problematic/toxic but entertain it anyway
no, but i dislike this ship
no
See Results“entertain” means not necessarily “ships it” but like. idk define it how you want

Apple TV has officially released the first trailer for Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2, confirming its premiere date of February 27, 2026. The highly anticipated continuation of Legendary’s Monsterverse will run for ten episodes, airing weekly until May 1.
The teaser introduces Titan X, a mysterious new creature described as a “living cataclysm,” joining the ranks of Godzilla and Kong. While Season 1 explored Kong’s presence, Season 2 raises the stakes with a Titan unlike anything seen before. The trailer hints at catastrophic consequences as Monarch faces its most formidable challenge yet.
Returning cast members include Kurt Russell, Wyatt Russell, Anna Sawai, Kiersey Clemons, Ren Watabe, Mari Yamamoto, Joe Tippett, and Anders Holm. The story continues to weave across generations, exploring the hidden history of Monarch and humanity’s struggle to coexist with Titans.
With the Monsterverse already grossing over $2.5 billion worldwide, the addition of Titan X signals a bold expansion of the franchise. Fans can expect epic battles, new mysteries, and deeper connections to the cinematic Monsterverse, including ties to Godzilla x Kong: The New Empire and the upcoming Godzilla x Kong: Supernova (2027).
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Apple TV’s sci-fi series “Pluribus” sprang from the mind of writer/creator/producer (and occasional director) Vince Gilligan (“The X-Files,” “Breaking Bad,” “Better Call Saul”), and while his new series also takes place in Albuquerque, New Mexico, it’s not part of the “Breaking Bad” universe. If anything, Gilligan’s new series recalls his work on “The…
Apple TV’s “Pluribus” explores the loss of self in its fascinating first season…