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Apple TV announced a premiere date for its upcoming comedy series She’s Fine, which will launch with two episodes on January 27 and then air weekly on Wednesdays through March 24. The show stars and is executive produced by Elizabeth Banks and is created and showrun by Emmy nominee Liz Heldens and Matt Ward.
What the series is about
She’s Fine follows Heidi, played by Banks, as she navigates life after a recent divorce while trying to rebuild a stable home for her children. Her plans take an unexpected turn when she becomes entangled in the raucous personal life of her father at his retirement community.
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The muddled situation forces Heidi into an unlikely partnership with the son of her father’s girlfriend, setting up comedic tensions between family duty and a search for a fresh start.
Cast highlights
The ensemble mixes established television names with rising performers. Alongside Banks, the series features:
- Ted Danson
- Katey Sagal
- Rob Delaney
- Jared Goldstein
- Spencer Moss
- Titus Collier
- Thaddaeus Collier
Show materials from Apple TV include several first-look photographs of the cast and sets, giving an early glimpse at the show’s tone and visual style.
Behind the scenes
The series was produced for Apple TV by 20th Television. Creators and showrunners Liz Heldens and Matt Ward also serve as executive producers.
Elizabeth Banks executive produces through her Brownstone Productions banner, joined by Max Handelman and Krissy Wall. Jason Winer and Jon Radler are listed as executive producers for Small Dog Picture Company, while Quinn Haberman executive produces alongside Heldens for Selfish Mermaid. Jonathan Krisel directed the pilot and is an executive producer on the series.
When and how it will roll out
Apple TV will debut two episodes on the announced premiere date, then release one episode each Wednesday through March 24. The staggered rollout gives viewers a double-episode launch followed by a traditional weekly schedule.
Apple’s promotional rollout so far has focused on the cast and the show’s comedic premise, with the first-look images intended to build interest ahead of the premiere.
