The streaming platform Apple TV usually staggers its show schedules, but this week brings a rare concentration of finales. Three major series are reaching their conclusions within just a few days of each other. Viewers who follow Brothers, Small Prophets, and Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars will see these stories wrap up. Apple has not shared formal renewal plans yet, though some shows might return soon.
Three different series end their current runs in early November
This week sees three distinct programs finish their current seasons. The lineup includes a mix of comedy and documentary content.
- Brothers airs its season finale on November 4. The comedy stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.
- Small Prophets also concludes on November 4. This British comedy earned a perfect score on Rotten Tomatoes.
- Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars wraps up on November 6. This food-focused documentary series gives a look into high-level culinary kitchens.
Future renewals remain uncertain while new programming joins the lineup
The fate of all three shows remains an open question. Small Prophets seems the most likely candidate for a return. The BBC already renewed it for a second season last month. Since Apple licenses the program from a third party, it still needs to secure the rights to stream future episodes.
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Meanwhile, fresh content is arriving on the platform. The crime thriller Nocturne recently debuted and has drawn positive attention. Stephen Graham stars as a serial killer in the new release.
For a lighter option, the comedy series Stick comes back next week featuring Owen Wilson and Rhea Seehorn. Those looking to subscribe to the platform can get the service for $14.99 per month.
With several popular titles finishing up, viewers have a busy week of television ahead. Whether you are catching up on documentaries or preparing for new comedy premieres, the streaming catalog is going through a notable shift this November.
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