Apple TV+ shares Loot trailer ahead of the comedy show's June 24 premiere
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ workplace comedy Loot will premiere on June 24.
- A new trailer has been released for the upcoming Apple TV+ show.
- Maya Rudolph is among a number of stars.
Apple TV+ has today shared the first trailer for the upcoming workplace comedy Loot, starring Emmy Award winner Maya Rudolph of Saturday Night Live and Bridesmaids fame.
The new Apple TV+ show is from Emmy Award-winning creators Alan Yang and Matt Hubbard and will run for ten episodes in its first season — the first three episodes will premiere on June 24, with a new episode debuting every Friday after that.
Loot also stars Michaela Jaé Rodriguez, Ron Funches, Nat Faxon, and Joel Kim Booster.
The new show will join a growing slate of hot Apple TV+ shows and is already set to be another popular one alongside the likes of Ted Lasso and others.
Viewers will need an Apple TV+ subscription to watch come June 24, while those with an Apple One subscription will also be able to take the new show in.
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