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Andy Meek
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Competition among the major streaming TV services is starting to heat up even more now that we’re into the second quarter of 2021 and getting closer to some big streaming releases as the scramble for subscriber dollars and attention continues. Over the weekend, for example, I checked out the debut episode of The Nevers, a fun new HBO Max original series set in Victorian London. In it, a group of mostly women are “touched” with extraordinary powers and abilities -- one of whom, played by Laura Donnelly, is an absolute beast in hand-to-hand combat, even while wearing a restrictive period dress -- and viewers apparently agreed with me. The show delivered the biggest debut audience ever for the inaugural episode of an HBO Max original series.
From there, we could talk about the other major streamers that have blockbuster content on the way, like Netflix -- which just renewed its smash-hit Bridgerton for a third and fourth season. Also, Netflix is dropping a new season this summer of Lupin, its French-language original series about a gentleman thief that quickly became one of the streamer’s biggest shows of all time. And Disney+ has some massive series teed up for release, like Season 1 of Loki coming this summer. Having pointed to all these, though, we should note that for some people it's still too easy to overlook one of the relatively newer streaming players: Apple TV+. And here is why you absolutely shouldn’t.
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Apple TV+ is the ‘highest quality’ streamer, a new study says originally appeared on BGR.com on Tue, 13 Apr 2021 at 22:33:26 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.
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