Christine Lin signs on for upcoming Apple TV+ family series 'Surfside Girls'
What you need to know
- Apple TV+ has reportedly signed Christine Lin for the upcoming family show Surfside Girls.
- YaYa Gosselin and Miya Cech had already signed on for the project.
Apple TV+ has reportedly signed Christine Lin for the upcoming family series Surfside Girls, a show that has already been confirmed to star YaYa Gosselin and Miya Cech.
The Apple TV+ show was first confirmed late last year and now Deadline reports that Lin will be joining the cast for a show that is based on a best-selling graphic novel series by Kim Dwinell.
Here's how Apple TV+ detailed the new show during its December announcement.
While we still don't know when we can expect to be able to watch Surfside Girls, we do know that an Apple TV+ or Apple One subscription will be required.
Apple TV+ continues to line up more and more content as it works to grow its catalog in an attempt to better compete with the likes of Netflix and Disney+. However, priced at just $4.99 per month and carrying hit shows like Ted Lasso and Severance, Apple TV+ is already among some of the best value in streaming.
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