'Dickinson' season 2 will land on Apple TV+ on January 8, 2021
What you need to know
- "Dickinson" season two will debut early next year.
- We'll have to wait until January 8, 2021, to see how things go down.
- Apple TV+ also confirmed a season three is already signed up.
Apple TV+ show "Dickinson" will see its second season debut on the streaming service on January 8, 2021. It's a little while to wait, but there's some good news here as well – season three has already been signed up.
Apple TV+ made the announcement earlier today, alongside a first-look at what we can expect from teh Peabody Award-winning Apple original.
You'll need an Apple TV+ subscription to take this in, of course. Many people will have had their free year of service come to an end by January 2021, leaving them with quite the dilemma. I'll be signing up, especially with Apple One around the corner. Will you?
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