Apple TV+ debuts official trailer for ‘Still Up’ comedy series ahead of September 22nd premiere

Craig Roberts (left) and Antonia Thomas star in “Still Up,” premiering Friday, September 22, 2023 on Apple TV+.
Apple TV+ today debuted the trailer for “Still Up,” the upcoming comedy series starring Antonia Thomas and Craig Roberts, and co-created and written by Steve Burge and Natalie Walter. The new eight-episode comedy will make its global debut on Apple TV+ with the first three episodes on Friday, September 22nd, followed by new episodes every Friday through October 27th.
“Still Up” is an almost romantic comedy set in the after-hours world of insomniacs Danny (Roberts) and Lisa (Thomas) who have no secrets except their feelings for each other. Also starring in the ensemble cast are Blake Harrison, Lois Chimimba, Luke Fetherston and Rich Fulcher.

“Still Up” is co-created and written by Burge and Walter, and is directed by BAFTA Award nominee John Addis. Bryce Hart also writes on the series. The series is produced for Apple TV+ by Various Artists Limited, and is executive produced by BAFTA Award winner Paul Schlesinger and Emmy Award winner Phil Clarke. Arabella McGuigan serves as producer.
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