M. Night Shyamalan's 'Servant' series is coming to Apple TV+ on November 28th

While it won't be premiering alongside the streaming service on November 1st, M. Night Shyamalan's Servant will be coming to Apple TV+ before the end of the same month. Apple announced at New York Comic-Con that the series will launch on November 28th. And it's a story about a Philadelphia couple who brings home a life-like doll after losing their baby. For some reason, they hire a mysterious nanny to take care of it. 

When Shyamalan signed his deal with Apple, reports claim the company ordered 10 episodes of the series. But if people like it, there might be more. Deadline reports that the director sees this story as a lengthy saga that can spread over six seasons with 10 episodes each.

Source: Engadget

M. Night Shyamalan signs on to develop original series for Apple TV

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Apple is adding another big name to its roster of creatives that is developing original programming for them. Variety reports that M. Night Shyamalan is creating a 10-episode original TV series for the Apple TV platform. The series is said to be a psychological thriller and will be written by Tony Basgallop, who has been credited for working on Berlin Station, 24: Legacy, and 24: Live Another Day. We don’t know anything else about plot and the like at the moment but the show will be produced by Shyamalan’s Blinding Edge Pictures. This series marks the director’s second foray into the small screen. He was the executive producer of Wayward Pines, which just finished its two-season run.

Source: Engadget