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Apple has picked up new episodes from producers of 'Breaking Bad' and 'Beautiful Lawyer'

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Apple TV+ has bought his next episode from Vince Gilligan, the producer of "Breaking Bad" and "The Coquettish La...

Apple TV+ has bought his next episode from Vince Gilligan, the producer of "Breaking Bad" and "The Coquettish Lawyer," and Apple has pre-ordered the first two seasons of the series.

　　Details about the series, which Apple is currently calling "Project Untitled VinceGilligan," will star Rhea Seehorn, the "Better Call Saul" heroine , for her role as lawyer Kim Wexler in "Better Call Saul." And was nominated for an Emmy.

　　IT House understands that the new show has no ties to the world of "Breaking Bad" and is expected to break away from the underworld of drugs and crime, with Gilligan serving as showrunner and executive producer.

　　In a good case of roundabout symmetry, Apple TV+ heads Zach van Weinberg and Jamie Ericht have a long-standing relationship with Gilligan, who spearheaded development when they were at Sony TV. The Torch.

　　The new series is still in early development and likely won't air for at least a year.


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