Apple TV+ debuts the season finale for “The Morning Show” and “For All Mankind”

The season finale for two of Apple’s most popular originals — “The Morning Show” and “For All Mankind” — debuted earlier this morning on the Apple TV+ video-streaming service.

If you missed some episodes, you can now go back and binge-watch the entire season. In the season finale for “The Morning Show,” the team “faces a fateful day as a plan to shake up UBA is set in motion,” reads the episode preview.

The “For All Mankind” episode preview: “Ed handles a trespasser. Ellen and Deke chart a new course without Mission Control.” Apple already renewed both shows for another 10-episode season, as well as “Servant” and “See” (whose first season wrapped up a fortnight ago).

While these popular shows are finishing up for the year, the Cupertino tech giant also released new episodes of “Servant” and “Truth Be Told” to its streaming platform.

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The fifth episode of “Truth Be Told” — titled “Graveyard Love” — has Poppy continuing to “build her new case, while Warren faces repercussions for his actions. Meanwhile, the sixth episode of “Servant” — titled “Rain” — comes with the following show notes: “Leanne’s strange uncle arrives unexpectedly. Dorothy fights to keep her nanny.”

“The Morning Show” stars Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon

Contrary to Netflix, Apple employs a multi-faceted release strategy. Some shows are released episodically on a weekly basis while others, like “The Morning Show” and “For All Mankind,” arrived with the first three episodes available from day one, then new episodes hit every Friday.

I absolutely love “For All Mankind,” it’s my favorite Apple original so far.  “The Morning Show” is the first Apple TV+ show to gain prestigious Golden Globe award nominations.

More original shows are coming to the service in January, February and beyond.

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Some of the upcoming projects include “Little America”, an immigration anthology scheduled to hit the service January 17, 2020. That show has also been renewed for a second season.

Apple TV+ costs $5 per month after a free 7-day trial.