Apple TV+

It was the very last question of the night regarding the Pocket Pancakes.

But he said, yeah, it was this girl from Apple TV who really didn't wanna interview him.

She had, she had n- just no regards for the Brewers or for interviewing him, like in the second or third, third inning.

And, uh, so she was asking around, like, "What, what am I gonna ask Murphy?" You know.

And she wanted to talk about the Pocket Pancakes, and he's, he told her, you know...

She said, "I'm gonna ask you about that." And he said, "Uh, the game will be going on." And she said, "Yeah, but I, but I'm gonna ask you about it." Like, Murph said, "Look, she was more interested in what she wanted to do than me managing a ballgame.

She didn't care." And he said, "And by the way, who watches Apple TV anyway?" [laughs] I was just like, "Wow."

I love that he included that, yeah.

daring and disruptive cinematic feat that was previously banned in South Africa, it's not for sensitive viewers, but does manage to inspire a near-perfect nine.

So, what's on your watch list this weekend? You can catch Ladies in Black on Netflix, Blue Velvet on Prime Video, and A Clockwork Orange on Google Play or Apple TV this weekend.

Until next week, remember, don't wing it,

Go to primediaplus.com.

It's a documentary called 102 Minutes Inside the Towers and it features survivors who made it out before the Twin Towers fell on the state 25 years ago.

And that one is screening tonight at 9 p.m. on the History Channel for those who are interested in watching.

Over on the streaming services, let's start on Apple TV+.

Yes, my favorite.

I do not blame him for his role in this.

But if you want to see him in a more deserving role, please check out Star City on Apple TV+.

He's great in that.

But yeah.

I personally am going to give it a three point six out of five.

Next is Last Seen.

This is an Apple TV series.

It is an Australian crime thriller.

We appreciate it.

Yeah, and I obviously have to say that it's available on Apple TV and prime video right now.

And also at that damn website.

I keep talking about it.

You got to pay a little bit more for it as you dive in and finish it.

Apple TV is raising its subscription prices for the fourth time in four years.

The service is now going to cost $14.99 per month, up from $12.99 a month, or $119 a year, up from $99.99.

Took into effect the end of August, but existing subscribers, like the Sherman household, got a month's notice before we were charged the new prices.

We bundled this all into this thing called Apple One, so you get Apple TV, you get Apple Music, you get some additional iCloud storage.

I think that price now went up by two bucks, too, from $19.95 to $21.95, like a whole lot of other services, Peacock, Amazon Prime, Netflix, even YouTube Premium.

They've all increased their prices this year and over the past two years.

It's one hour and 51 minutes.

And again, it's on Apple TV.

And Ted, you want to tell our fine listeners and watchers out there, who's in this behemoth of a movie?

I would love to.

Oh, yeah.

Yeah, he does.

I saw something with him not long ago on TV.

Yeah.

Big Little Truths is our September Reese's Book Club pick and the highly awaited sequel to Big Little Lies, which was adapted for the screen by Hello Sunshine.

To make things even more special, Leon is joined in conversation by fellow Reese's Book Club alum and best-selling author, Laura Dave, who also wrote the hit Hello Sunshine adaptation, The Last Thing He Told Me, streaming now on Apple TV.

So without further ado, I'll pass it over to Laura to kick off the discussion.

Well, it's so nice to be here.

I have to tell you, Mr. Rieger, It doesn't always happen, but I actually got to watch one of your movies near the time you talked about it, and I wasn't even on an airplane, which is where I see most of my movies.

I saw Mayday on, I don't know what it was, Apple TV? Apple TV, yeah.

And I

enjoyed it very much.

I have to tell you, Mr. Rieger, It doesn't always happen, but I actually got to watch one of your movies near the time you talked about it, and I wasn't even on an airplane, which is where I see most of my movies.

I saw Mayday on, I don't know what it was, Apple TV? Apple TV, yeah.

And I enjoyed it very much.

It was great, wasn't it? Yeah, I thought they did a great job.