Apple TV Launches New Drama Series
As Slow Horses season 5 ends, Apple TV introduces a new Mick Herron drama series, Down Cemetery Road, to keep subscribers engaged.
The series, based on the book of the same name, premiered with a two-episode debut on Apple TV, starring Ruth Wilson and Emma Thompson. The story follows the disappearance of a girl after an unexplained explosion in a house, with Wilson playing Sarah, a neighbor who enlists private investigator Zoe Boehm (played by Thompson) to help solve the case.
- The show is distinctly British, blending wit and humor into its dark narrative.
- Filming took place primarily in Bristol, Somerset, and Oxford.
The first two episodes are available to watch with an Apple TV subscription, and new accounts can receive a seven-day free trial.
No specific quote available in the text.
Author's summary: Apple TV launches Down Cemetery Road, a new drama series.
More News
- Why Menstrual Cup Leaks Are Sparking A Wellness Revolution—And What Bellabeat’s Role Really Is | investmentsimplified.in
- In the Shadow of Byron Bay Lighthouse, ESTE Wategos Is the Heavenly Beachside Stay You've Been Waiting For
- The children are starving; God is screaming – Baptist News Global
- Four Senate Republicans vote with Democrats in effort to end Trump tariffs on Canada
- Danielle Smith uses notwithstanding clause to end Alberta teachers' strike
- One Factor in Walking May Improve Your Heart Health More Than Your Step Count
- “Frankenstein” strays from source material