Overview
- The series was scheduled to debut September 26 with two episodes, but the Apple TV app now lists it as coming at a later date.
- Apple issued a brief statement saying it had decided to postpone the show and offered no further explanation or new premiere date.
- Multiple outlets report the subject matter and violent imagery are likely factors, citing sensitivity after the assassination of conservative activist Charlie Kirk and other incidents.
- The thriller follows an undercover investigator who infiltrates online hate groups to stop domestic extremists, drawing on a 2019 Cosmopolitan feature by Andrea Stanley, who consulted on the series.
- Apple has pulled launch mentions from its channels, and the pre-release trailer had already prompted backlash over perceived political bias and the show’s portrayal of extremism.