Apple TV+ is bringing 'Harriet the Spy' to a new generation on November 19
What you need to know
- Harriet the Spy will premiere on Apple TV+ on November 19.
- The first half of the show will air on day one, with the rest arriving on our screens next year.
Apple TV+ has announced that a new Harrier the Spy series will premiere on November 19. The show will see its first five episodes air on the same date, while the second half of the series will be available in spring 2022. In announcing the show, Apple TV+ doesn't say how many episodes will arrive next year.
Apple TV+ also shared the first trailer for the new show — and it's already looking pretty great.
The new show is just the latest in a growing collection of kid-oriented content that continues to make Apple TV+ some of the best value in streaming right now. Priced at just $4.99 per month, there really is something for the whole family. Apple One is also a great way to get Appel TV+, especially if you're already paying for other Apple services.
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