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It speaks volumes about how short a time Apple TV+ has existed as a streaming service that Trying, which is heading into its fifth season, is one of the service's longest-running shows. But more importantly, it's also a reminder of how little it needs production partners
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In an entertainment landscape where television renewals feel like riskier propositions than ever — just think about how many of your faves have been unceremoniously canceled after a mere season or two — it's fairly big news when a series manages to outrun its expectations. Such is the case with
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Is there a more charming TV series than Trying? For 24 episodes, the AppleTV+ comedy has followed Jason (Rafe Spall) and Nikki (Esther Smith) on their journey to become parents. It all culminated in the third season finale when they formally adopted Princess and her younger brother Tyler. For its
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Ted Lasso may have been the British-based series that put Apple TV+ on the map, but Trying, which debuted weeks before the sports juggernaut in May 2020 and spent years being overlooked despite being the more dependably well-done series, will have the last laugh. The family dramedy about a couple
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Trying first debuted on Apple TV+ in May 2020 as part of the streaming service's first-year offerings after its launch in November 2019. The British comedy, about a couple who turn to adoption after they fail to conceive naturally or via IVF, was not the breakout hit of
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Apple TV+ has renewed its heartwarming British comedy Trying for a fourth season, just a few days ahead of the premiere of the Season 3 finale on the streaming service. Apple, it must be said, deserves a lot of credit not just for believing in its original series—cough, looking
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Mark your calendars. Apple TV+'s first British comedy, Trying, will return for Season 3 this summer. The critically acclaimed, heartwarming series has yet to really hit it big here in America, but perhaps the third time will be the charm for this underrated gem that deals with a
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AppleTV+ will launch its first British comedy this Spring, from the creators of the popular (and hilarious) Amazon Prime Video series Catastrophe. Entitled Trying, the series will star Rafe Spall, Esther Smith and Imelda Staunton and tell the story of a young couple who are trying to adopt, including all