The series Small Prophets has officially become available on Apple TV. The show, which was praised by critics when it aired on the BBC, is now part of Apple TV's catalog. When comparing Apple TV's new releases with those of other streaming platforms such as Netflix, Prime Video, or Disney+, it is clear that new content is very limited in October 2026. Apple TV tends to prioritize quality over quantity, and the arrival of Small Prophets, which received a 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, is a testament to this. Small Prophets officially arrives on Apple TV today. Created by Mackenzie Crook, known for his role in Pirates of the Caribbean, Small Prophets is a dramatic comedy that was first broadcast on the BBC before arriving on Apple's service. The show stars Pearce Quigley, who was in Detectorists, and Michael Palin, a well-known actor from Monty Python. It follows the mundane yet magical adventures of Michael Sleep, a man searching for his missing partner the day before Christmas, seven years before the start of the series. Compared to series such as Ted Lasso or Shrinking, Small Prophets immediately captured the attention of the British public, who noted how it skillfully intertwines drama and comedy. This explains why the press awarded it an exceptional score of 100% on Rotten Tomatoes, while the public gave it an equally impressive score of 95%. The release schedule for season 1 is as follows: October 7: Episodes 1 and 2; October 14: Episode 3; October 21: Episode 4; October 28: Episode 5; November 4: Episode 6. Each episode has a duration of approximately 30 minutes. Due to the series' success on the BBC, the channel confirmed in September 2026 that it has ordered a season 2, which will again be premiered on its own channels. However, before that, the first season is waiting to be discovered by a new audience on Apple TV.