Vince Gilligan launches its new Apple TV+series. Source picture: Apple
The writer/producer Vince Gilligan is to dream of the first show in his agreement with Apple TV+, the new sci -fi drama with Rhea Seehorn, best known for his role in Gilligan’s “Better Call Saul”.
The Gilligan Agreement with Apple TV+ was announced in 2022 with detail that it was supposed to provide an original dramatic series. Apple reportedly gave Gilligan the order directly to the series, skipped any pilot presentation and also made it an agreement for two seasons.
It is only now known that the show is called “multibus” and Apple TV+ has released a trailer for a trailer. Teaser comes in front of Apple and also promotes it with events on the upcoming San Diego Comic con.
It is still known that it is few, and the trailer is only a 30 -second tasting of its slightly dark tone. However, it is confirmed that SEEHorn plays and arrives on November 7.
First, it was also announced that Apple TV+ won the show in the bid cylinder among at least eight networks or streamers. The interest was based on the reputation of Gilligan and the show for the show.
But it may also be that people on Apple TV+ were the same who commissioned AMC “Breaking Bad”.
“And what nice symmetry will meet with Zack van Amburg, Jamie Erlicht and Chris Parnell!” Said Gilligan Period Magazine in 2022. “Jamie and Zack were the first two people to say yes to break the bad years ago.”
“They built a great team in Apple and my amazing, long -time partners on Sony Pictures,” continued, “and I’m excited to be in business with them.”
Each episode is expected to cost more than $ 15 million, although it is not yet clear how many episodes, where the season will be.
For all networks and streamers, the order of two seasons is actually quite common, but its announcement at the beginning of the agreement is more unusual.
Normally, this detail is detained by the units just before the show starts to support Apple’s trust in it. Now Apple waits for the season to end almost at the end to indicate that it is an intervention.