US EditionLook: 'Trying' Season 5 gets first-look photos, July premiere date
- AppleTV announced that the fifth Season of its longest-running sitcom, Trying, will premiere on July 8, featuring eight new episodes with a weekly release schedule through August 26.
- Trying follows Nikki and Jason, a couple who struggled to conceive and eventually adopted siblings Princess and Tyler, with Season 4 offering a glimpse at their family dynamic five years post-adoption.
- The new season finds Nikki and Jason navigating chaos when Kat, the biological mother of Princess and Tyler, arrives at their doorstep, while Celia Imrie, Phil Davis, Gbemisola Ikumelo, and Colin Morgan join the ensemble cast.
- Created by Andy Wolton, the series is produced by BBC Studios and was recently acquired by the BBC in a first-of-its-kind deal, with Apple teasing production completion by posting: "Your favorite feel good couple is wrapped on Season 5."
- Viewers can currently stream Seasons 1 through 4 of the comedy on AppleTV, as the show remains one of the streamer's longest-running programs heading into this summer release.
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The first look at the fifth season of the comedy series Trying has arrived. Apple TV also revealed that season 5 will premiere on July 8. The show, which is Apple TV's longest-running sitcom, stars Rafe Spall and Esther Smith as Jason and Nikki. Season [...]
Apple TV unveils first look at 'Trying' season five, premiering July 8th
The fifth season of “Trying” premieres on Wednesday, July 8, on Apple TV. Apple TV on Wednesday unveiled a first look at the fifth season of acclaimed comedy series “Trying,” starring and executive produced by BAFTA Award nominee Esther Smith and Actor Award nominee Rafe Spall. The eight-episode comedy will make its global return to Apple TV with its first episode on Wednesday, July 8, followed by one episode weekly through Wednesday, August 26.…
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