A couple of interesting Apple TV news bits came out today. First was the reveal that Eternity, the A24 romantic comedy starring Elizabeth Olson, Miles Teller, and Callum Turner is apparently an Apple Original film headed for the service early next year? This news came completely out of the blue – and that’s coming from someone who keeps up with this kind of thing pretty closely. I’m not sure why Apple’s been so quiet about its involvement with this film, but I look forward to watching it on Apple TV soon regardless.

Also, the company has renewed Down Cemetery Road for a second season. The show is based on a series of books by Mick Heron, whose work is also behind long-running Apple Original series Slow Horses. It’s great to see another of Heron’s book series continue to be adapted for the screen, though I wonder if naming the show after the first book might make less sense as time goes on. (Silo avoided this issue by pivoting away from its production title, Wool.)

Regardless, we’re in for an exciting start to the year on Apple TV, with returning series including Tehran (featuring Hugh Laurie this time around), Hijack, The Last Thing He Told Me, Shrinking, and Monarch: Legacy of Monsters. We’ve also got new seasons of Drops of God and Your Friends & Neighbors to look forward to in the spring, alongside Eternity whenever it comes to streaming.

Right now, though, all I can focus on is the countdown to the first season finale of Pluribus. I also just finished listening to The Last Thing He Told Me audiobook in preparation for its sequel novel’s release in January. If you want a preview of what’s coming in the show’s second season, there’s still time to catch up on the books beforehand.

Happy streaming!