Apple TV+ continues to surprise subscribers with the depth of its catalog each and every month. As such, the platform never fails to entertain audiences of all ages. With a relatively low price point compared to other streaming services, Apple TV+ is worth having. Thankfully, their offerings next month once again provide a handful of delightful television shows and a film that viewers are guaranteed to enjoy. There might not be a long list to choose from in December, but that doesn’t mean the quality is lacking.

With a delightful romantic comedy, a reboot of a popular children’s series, and a docuseries perfect for the whole family, subscribers will certainly love any of the options next month. While there might not be the array of genres viewers are used to, they’re bound to find something worthwhile throughout the coming weeks. No matter what viewers prefer to watch, Apple TV+’s projects scheduled for release in December are most certainly worth exploring.

Fly Me to the Moon
Stream on December 6

Fly Me to the Moon is a romantic comedy-drama set against the backdrop of NASA’s historic Apollo 11 moon landing, which the White House deemed too important a mission to fail. Alongside NASA launch director Cole Davis (Channing Tatum), marketing specialist Kelly Jones (Scarlett Johansson) is tasked with creating a fake moon landing just in case the actual one fails to deliver. With public support for the moon landing at nearly rock bottom, Kelly is initially brought in to spark public interest in the Space Race against the Soviet Union. However, her methods are a bit unconventional and certainly disliked by Cole. She hires actors to portray scientists, including him, brings in corporate sponsorships, and suggests they should broadcast the moon landing using a television camera on the Lunar Excursion Module (LEM).

Unsurprisingly, Kelly and Cole immediately clash about how to proceed with their respective tasks. Nonetheless, the pair begin to develop a mutual respect for one another, ultimately leading to a mutual attraction. Given the high-stakes circumstances surrounding the mission, the countdown truly begins when Kelly is then told to film a fake moon landing as a backup for the Apollo 11 mission. However, Cole views the directive as a slap in the face to what he and his crew have worked so hard for. Stylish and witty, the film also includes performances by Woody Harrelson, Ray Romano, Jim Rash, and Anna Garcia. Fly Me to the Moon is streaming on Dec. 6.

Starring Scarlett Johansson and Channing Tatum, Fly Me to the Moon is a sharp, stylish comedy-drama set against the high-stakes backdrop of NASA’s historic Apollo 11 moon landing. Brought in to fix NASA’s public image, sparks fly in all directions as marketing maven Kelly Jones (Johansson) wreaks havoc on launch director Cole Davis’s (Tatum) already difficult task. When the White House deems the mission too important to fail, Jones is directed to stage a fake moon landing as back-up and the countdown truly begins…Release Date July 12, 2024 Cast Scarlett Johansson , Channing Tatum , Woody Harrelson , Ray Romano , Jim Rash , Anna Garcia , Donald Watkins , Noah Robbins , Christian Clemenson , Colin Woodell , Nick Dillenburg , Christian Zuber , Gene Jones , Joe Chrest , Stephanie Kurtzuba , Colin Jost , Dariusz Wolski , Peter Jacobson , Lauren Revard , Njema Williams , Gary Weeks , Todd Allen Durkin Runtime 132 Minutes Expand

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Wonder Pets: In the City (Season 1)
Stream on December 13

Wonder Pets: In the City is an animated children’s musical series that follows three classroom pets, Izzy the Guinea Pig, Tate the Snake, and Zuri the Bunny, as they work together to help other animals in need. A revival of the original Nickelodeon series, Wonder Pets!, that first aired in 2006, the latest iteration has all-new adventures as well as a brand-new trio of classroom pets. Part of a kindergarten in New York City, the heroic pets spend their downtime traveling the globe in their wondrous “Jetcar” in order to assist various animals in need of a helping hand. From a family of hedgehogs to peacocks and spiders, the team encounter a myriad of creatures with unique problems that need solving.

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Always ready to combine their talents and abilities, the Wonder Pets never fail to work together to save the day. No matter what might come their way, they know the most effective method when tackling their obstacles is with one another. They understand that when they work together, there’s nothing they can’t accomplish. Full of musical dialogue and original songs, even adults can’t resist the delightful positivity littered throughout Wonder Pets: In the City. Little heroes with big hearts, Izzy, Tate, and Zuri never miss an opportunity to save the day and make new friends along the way. Wonder Pets: In the City is streaming on Dec. 13.

Release Date March 3, 2006 Seasons 4

The Secret Lives of Animals (Limited Series)
Stream on December 18

Narrated by Hugh Bonneville, The Secret Lives of Animals is a docuseries that explores various animal behaviors, including leaving home for the first time and eventually finding a partner. The series includes rare footage of 77 species across 24 countries as they experience some of life’s most pivotal moments, such as birth, raising families, and finding food in the wild. By highlighting their intelligence and adaptability, the series aims to showcase just how amazing animals across the world can be. Some of the show’s creatures include a young basilisk lizard, a veined octopus, a fur seal, a young colobus monkey, and many more. A 10-episode series, The Secret Lives of Animals is all but guaranteed to inspire and delight its audience, both young and old. The Secret Lives of Animals is streaming on Dec. 18.