'Pachinko' & 'Black Bird' win at Critics' Choice Awards
Two of the most acclaimed Apple TV+ series were honored at the 28th Critics' Awards, for best foreign language series, and best supporting actor.
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William Gallagher
Apple TV+ dramas earn two spots on AFI's best shows of the year list
The American Film Institute has placed Apple TV+ originals "Pachinko" and "Severance" on its ten best television programs of the year list.
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Amber Neely
Apple picks up ten Critics Choice Awards nominations
Apple TV+ continues to rack up nominations this awards season, with six of its series nominated for ten awards at the 28th Annual Critics Choice Awards.
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Apple earns five Gotham Awards nominations for its original series
Apple TV+ series "Severence," "Pachinko," and "Causeway" have earned five nominations at the 32nd Annual Gotham Awards.
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Apple TV+ wins first Edinburgh Television Festival award with 'Pachinko'
The prestigious annual Edinburgh Television Festival has given its Best International Drama award to Apple TV+ hit "Pachinko."
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Script for Apple TV+ 'Pachinko' pilot reveals highly detailed writing behind the drama
The script for the pilot episode of the Apple TV+ show "Pachinko" has been published, highlighting the writing behind the critically-acclaimed international drama.
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Malcolm Owen
Apple TV+ renews critically acclaimed 'Pachinko' for a second season
As its first season finale streams on Apple TV+, "Pachinko" has been picked up for a second season, which will continue to tell the international and multi-generational story of its central family in Korean, Japanese, and English.
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Apple's deep pockets made it the only streamer able to fund 'Pachinko' drama
Apple TV+ beat four major rivals to get the international drama "Pachinko," but it was also the only one able to fully fund the costly production by itself.
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Apple unveils trailer for international 'Pachinko' drama
Apple TV+ has released a first-look trailer for "Pachinko," a new drama series following four generations of a Korean family streaming on March 25.
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