The un-boo-lievable lineup for "Apple TV includes season two of the highly anticipated fantasy adventure series "The Sisters Grimm." The show which premieres Oct. 2, is based on Michael Buckley's New York Times bestselling book series of the same name.

The series follows mystery-solving sisters descended from the Brothers Grimm who, while very different, make a pretty great team. In season two, one year after their parents' mysterious disappearance, sisters Sabrina and Daphne Grimm continue uncovering the secrets of Ferryport Landing, where fairy tales and fairy tale creatures are real, as they face new adventures and mysteries.

The show is led by a stellar voice cast, including Ariel Winter (TV's "Modern Family") as "Sabrina," Leah Newman as "Daphne," Laraine Newman ("Saturday Night Live") as "Relda," Abubakar Salim ("Raised by Wolves") as "Charming," Billy Harris (TV's "Ted Lasso") as "Puck" and Harry Trevaldwyn ("How To Train Your Dragon") as "Mirror."

Plus, Apple TV will once again offer non-subscribers a free window to watch the beloved Peanuts classic "It's the Great Pumpkin, Charlie Brown" on Oct. 17 and Oct. 18. Join the Peanuts gang for a timeless adventure as Charlie Brown preps for a party, Snoopy sets his sights on the Red Baron, and Linus patiently awaits a pumpkin patch miracle.

There is spooky-season fun for the whole family, with frightfully fun favorites to stream all Halloween long. The spookiness continues with family-favorite series "Circuit Breakers," "Ghostwriter" and "Curses!" alongside the "Shape Island" Halloween special "Creepy Cave Crawl.

"CURSES!"--(Seasons One And Two Available Now)
"Curses!" follows Pandora, Russ, Alex and Sky Vanderhouven, a family cursed by their ancestors pillaging of ancient artifacts from across the globe. In season one, when their father Alex is turned to stone, the family bands together to return the stolen artifacts to their rightful homes and finally lift the curse for good. After reversing the curse on an adventure of a lifetime, the second season picks up with Alex rejoining the family as they continue working to undo the damage done by their greedy ancestors. But when something about Alex doesn't seem quite right, the family must band together to solve the mysteries that confront them, both on the road and within the walls of Briarstone Manor.

"CURSES!" features the voice talents of Emmy Award nominee Gabrielle Nevaeh ("Monster High"), Andre Robinson ("The Loud House"), Emmy Award nominee Lyric Lewis ("Waffles + Mochi"), SAG award winner Reid Scott ("Veep"), Rhys Darby ("Our Flag Means Death"), James Marsters ("Buffy the Vampire Slayer"), Emmy Award winner Rhea Perlman ("Barbie"), Tony Award winner Phylicia Rashad ("A Raisin in the Sun"), and Robert Englund ("A Nightmare on Elm Street").

The hit family-oriented series is created and executive produced by Jim Cooper ("DreamWorks Dragons") and Jeff Dixon ("The Hurricane Heist"). John Krasinski ("A Quiet Place" Parts I & II) also serves as executive producer and Allyson Seeger ("Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan") as co-executive producer. Leo Riley ("Guardians of the Galaxy," "Tron: Uprising") is supervising producer, with Chris Copeland ("Kipo and the Age of Wonderbeasts") and Justin Copeland ("Wonder Woman: Bloodlines") serving as creative consultants.

SHAPE ISLAND"( Halloween Special "Creepy Cave Crawl" (Available Now)
In the standalone Halloween special titled "Creepy Cave Crawl," after Triangle pranks them, Circle and Square celebrate Halloween on their own with all treats and no tricks. The clever, funny and inspiring stop-motion animated series from Apple TV takes place on a charming island and invites viewers to join serious Square, intrepid Circle and tricky Triangle on their silly adventures as they dig up some fun, search for answers and build on their friendship-- all while learning how to navigate each other's differences. "Shape Island" shows kids that friendship can take many shapes. The series features the beloved familiar voices of Gideon Adlon ("Blockers"), Scott Adsit ("30 Rock"), Harvey Guillen ("What We Do in the Shadows"), and Yvette Nicole Brown ("Disenchanted"). "Shape Island" was co-created by book authors Mac Barnett and Jon Klassen, who serve as executive producers alongside Bix Pix Entertainment's Emmy Award-winners Kelli Bixler and Drew Hodges. Ryan Pequin serves as co-executive producer and head writer.

GHOSTWRITER" (All Three Seasons Available Now)
When a ghost haunts a neighborhood bookstore and starts releasing fictional characters into the real world, a group of friends work to solve an exciting mystery surrounding the ghost's unfinished business. A reimagining of the hit early nineties series from Sesame Workshop, each episode story arc is centered around literature, featuring classics such as L. Frank Baum's story "The Wonderful Wizard of Oz" and E.B. White's book "Charlotte's Web," plus new works commissioned from popular authors like D.J. MacHale and Kwame Alexander. The Emmy Award-winning series, which has also earned a highly coveted Prix Jeunesse Award, a Parents' Choice Gold Medal Award and recognition from Common Sense Media since its 2019 debut, was developed for television by J.J. Johnson and Andrew Orenstein. Luke Matheny and Orenstein executive produce alongside Johnson, Christin Simms, and Blair Powers for Sinking Ship Entertainment and Kay Wilson Stallings for Sesame Workshop.

"CIRCUIT BREAKERS" (Available To Stream Now)
"Circuit Breakers" is a half-hour anthology series about middle-schoolers in the near future that uses science fiction as a backdrop to tell universal stories about growing up. The series was created by Melody Fox with executive producer Matt Hastings directing three episodes from the season including the pilot. "Circuit Breakers" is executive produced by Hastings, Andrew Orenstein, Cottonwood Media's Sarah Haasz, David Michel and Cecile Lauritano, Aircraft Pictures' Anthony Leo and Andrew Rosen, and Todd Berger. Fox and Gillian Horvath serve as co-executive producers. Each installment of "Circuit Breakers" features a sci-fi twist on kid relatable stories, with the intent of kids and families asking themselves how they would act in each unique situation. The gripping series highlights seven distinct stories with cast including Callan Farris ("Grimcutty"), Nathaniel Buescher ("APB"), Veda Cienfuegos ("Undone"), Cole Keriazakos ("Southside"), Maz Jobrani ("Immigrant"), Cale Ferrin ("Endlings"), Quincy Kirkwood ("Y: The Last Man"), Arielle Halili ("Less Than Kosher"), Gavin MacIver-Wright ("Odd Squad: Mobile Unit"), Khiyla Aynne ("13: The Musical"), Maya McNair ("Clarice"), and more.

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DAVID OYELOWO AND VIOLA PRETTEJOHN TO LEAD "THE GIRL WITH THE DRAGON TATTO"

Golden Globe and Emmy-nominated David Oyelowo (TV's "Lawmen: Bass Reeves" and "Silo") and rising star Viola Prettejohn ("The Crown" and "The Testament of Ann Lee") will lead "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo," the highly anticipated Sky Original series based on Stieg Larsson's globally bestselling Millennium novels. Oyelowo will star as journalist Mikael Blomkvist alongside Prettejohn as Lisbeth Salander, bringing the iconic characters to life for a new generation.

Produced by Left Bank Pictures, the eight-part mystery thriller is a timely evolution of one of the world's most celebrated literary thriller franchises, with the Millennium novels having sold more than 100 million copies worldwide. Bringing the story into the present day, the series retains the characters, gripping mystery and investigative DNA of Larsson's novels, while exploring how power, secrecy and misogyny take on new and insidious forms in an ever more connected digital world.

The series is written and executive produced by BAFTA-winning screenwriter and novelist Amanda Coe ("Apple Tree Yard," "The Trial of Christine Keeler"), Steve Lightfoot ("Behind Her Eyes," "The Punisher") and Angela LaManna ("The Haunting of Bly Manor," and "Behind Her Eyes"), with Reinaldo Marcus Green ("King Richard" and "Bob Marley: One Love") lead directing, alongside directors Andrea Harkin ("The Trial of Christine Keeler," and "Time") and Amy Neil ("Hanna" and "Hostage").

Based on the first novel in the Millennium series, "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" follows cancelled star journalist Mikael Blomkvist and uncompromising hacker Lisbeth Salander as they investigate the disappearance of Harriet Vanger, who vanished more than three decades ago from the secluded island home of one of Sweden's most powerful industrial dynasties. As they delve deeper into the Vanger family's buried past, their investigation draws them closer to a chilling threat unfolding dangerously close to them in the present.

Meghan Lyvers, Managing Director, Scripted Originals, Sky, said: "Lisbeth Salander and Mikael Blomkvist are two of modern fiction's most iconic and compelling characters, and we're thrilled to have Viola (Prettejohn) and David (Oyelowo) bringing them to life for a new generation. Our brilliant writing team, Reinaldo Marcus Green's bold vision and our fantastic partners at Left Bank Pictures are creating a series that honours everything audiences love about The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo, while taking its characters, mystery and themes into a world that feels unmistakably of the moment. We can't wait for audiences to experience it."

Charlotte Moore, Executive Producer and CEO, Left Bank Pictures, said: "We are incredibly proud to have assembled a world class creative team to reimagine Stieg Larsson's masterpiece for a modern audience. "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" is an iconic story with themes of power, corruption, justice and violence against women that feel even more timely today. In Viola Prettejohn and David Oyelowo, we have two extraordinary actors at the heart of this adaptation and really look forward to audiences enjoying their take on these compelling and complex characters."

The series is written and executive produced by Amanda Coe, Steve Lightfoot and Angela LaManna. Reinaldo Marcus Green directs and executive produces, with Andrea Harkin and Amy Neil also directing. David Oyelowo stars and executive produces. Executive producers are Charlotte Moore and John Phillips for Left Bank Pictures and Sam Hoyle for Sky. Nuala O'Leary is series producer. Scott Rudin and Amy Pascal also serve as Executive Producers. The creative team also includes production designer Jo Finkel, cinematographer Yaron Orbach, hair and make-up designer Sharon Martin, and costume designer Nicole Fischnaller.

"The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" will be available on Sky in the UK, Ireland, Italy, Germany, Switzerland and Austria. Sony Pictures Television will handle international distribution, and will introduce global clients to "The Girl with the Dragon Tattoo" as part of the studio's 2026 MIPCOM slate. Left Bank Pictures is a SPT-backed company producing the series in association with Jarowskij/Yellow Bird.

MORE ABOUT SKY:

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MORE ABOUT LEFT BANK PICTURES:

Left Bank Pictures is an independent production company within the Sony Pictures Television group. Co-Founded in 2007 by Andy Harries, Marigo Kehoe and Francis Hopkinson, the company has built up a world-class creative team with a wealth of experience in British filmmaking and broadcasting.

"The Lady" for ITVX / BritBox and a four-part adaptation of James Graham's Olivier Award-winning play "Dear England" for BBC One, both aired this year to acclaim. Previous productions include six seasons of multi-award-winning "The Crown" for Netflix; "Outlander" for Starz; BAFTA Award-winning film "Sitting in Limbo" for the BBC; "Quiz" for ITV; the hit Netflix thriller "Behind Her Eyes"; Canadian-set crime drama "Three Pines" for Prime Video; "Without Sin" for ITVX; and the BAFTA-nominated "This City is Ours." Other series include "White Lines; "Everything Now" and "Who is Erin Carter?" for Netflix; and the Vicky McLure led thriller "Insomnia" on Paramount+. Currently in production is a second series of "This City Is Ours" for BBC; and a second series of "Department Q for Netflix.

Twice named Best Independent Production Company at the Broadcast Awards (in 2011 and 2018) Left Bank also won Production Company of the year at the Edinburgh International Television Festival in 2017. Left Bank Pictures' films and scripted series have been recognised by all the major awards bodies around the world including Golden Globes, Emmys, Academy Awards, BAFTA and Royal Television Society, amongst many others. Sony Pictures Television took a majority stake in Left Bank Pictures in 2012.