Apple TV: Whats new on this month January 2023. Now over four years old, Apple TV+ has proved to be one of the best and most recognizable streaming platforms for our smart TVs and streaming devices. And while Apple’s cinematic and episodic library may not have the sheer quantity of a Netflix or Disney+, the curation on display certainly drives home the “quality” factor.
Month to month, there’s new content added to Apple TV+, and it’s our job to clue you in to all the greatest new shows, movies, and other Apple exclusives. So without further explanation, here’s what’s new on Apple TV+ for January 2023.
Apple TV: Whats new on this month January 2023
Shrinking (2023)
Shrinking is an all-new Apple TV+ comedy series that stars Jason Segel as Jimmy, a therapist grieving the loss of his wife. In an attempt to break through his woes and into a new him, Jimmy decides to let honesty take the wheel, inviting truth into his own life, those of his clients, as well as his friends and family.
Developed by Brett Goldstein, Bill Lawrence, and Jason Segel (who all share co-writing credits), the series also stars Harrison Ford, Jessica Williams, and Michael Urie amongst other players.
Truth Be Told (2019)
An episodic adaptation of Kathleen Barber’s popular novel Are You Sleeping, Truth Be Told is a crime drama series starring Octavia Spencer as Poppy Parnell, a true-crime podcaster and investigator who uses her expertise to track down the malcontents behind some very heinous crimes.
The show returns to Apple TV+ for a 10-episode third season on January 20, 2023, and adds Gabrielle Union to the cast as a high-school principal who gets wrapped up in a headline-grabbing incident. If you’re a fan of cinematic detective work, brought to life by strong performances and gripping stories, Truth Be Told is the show for you.
Servant (2019)
M. Night Shyamalan has garnered a reputation as one of the more polarizing film and TV show creators of the last few decades. Negating a soft genre approach for thrills and chills of an elevated nature that, truly, only Shyamalan can deliver, the writer-director has collected some devout fans on Apple TV+ with his horror series Servant which premiered back in 2019.
Now entering its swan song run of episodes, the fourth and final season of Servant premieres on Apple TV+ on January 13, 2023. Starring Lauren Ambrose and Toby Kebbel as Dorothy and Sean Turner, a grieving couple who allow a mystical nanny (played by Nell Tiger Free) into their lives with otherworldly consequences to follow.
Little America (2020)
Little America is an episodic adaptation of the Epic Magazine anthological column of the same name. The first season, which landed on Apple TV+ in December 2019, was a big success, and fans of the show have long-awaited a second round of episodes.
All episodes of Little America’s second season will be available to stream on December 9, giving viewers a whole new batch of heartwarming and genre-bending immigration tales.
Puppy Place (2021)
Puppy Place is the kind of show that’s almost impossible to dislike. After all, how could any human turn a blind eye to an adorable, four-legged friend with a baby face? Premiering last October.
The second season of the family-friendly series premieres on December 9 and will once again follow Charles and Lizzie Peterson as they continue to foster some of the cutest onscreen pups the streaming world has ever seen.
Emancipation (2022)
Directed by Antoine Fuqua, Emancipation stars Will Smith as Peter, an escaped slave who sets off on a life-or-death journey to the northern U.S. after fleeing the Louisiana plantation that physically and mentally tortured him.
Based on the true story of Gordon (also known as “Whipped Peter”), the harrowing photographs of the man’s scarred back were used by American abolitionists to prove just how inhumane the slave trade could be. You can watch Emancipation on December 9.
Looking ahead on Apple TV+
Apple TV+ continues to grow and expand, with plenty of new titles soon. Winter 2023 sees the release of a handful of new titles, including a new film called Sharper (February 17).
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Then there’s Killers of the Flower Moon (May 2023), a Martin Scorsese-directed adaptation that has long been in the works. Starring Leonardo DiCaprio and Robert De Niro in leading roles, the film follows a series of murders that were carried out against the members of a wealthy Native American tribe in Oklahoma in the 1920s.
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