Apple Goes Waves with Surfside Girls
Picture this: Apple, the tech titan that’s already behind the iPhone, the iPad, and your favorite Face‑Time moments, has just signed up to bring a whole new wave of childhood joy to the screen. The show? Surfside Girls—the sweeping, sunny adventure that started as a graphic novel and is now ready to splash onto Apple TV.
What’s the story about?
Zero‑based on the beloved graphic novel, Surfside Girls follows two best friends—Jade and Sam—as they soak up the last days of summer in the most colorful, sun‑kissed chapter of their lives. Think of it as a mix between The Adventures of Tintin and a beach day at Hawaii—only with more comic panels and a lot more laughter.
Meet the dynamic duo
- Jade – the spunky, witty one, brought to life by actress Miya Cech. Watch her light up the screen as she tackles every splash and challenge.
- Sam – the ever‑cheerful sidekick, played by YouTube sensation YaYa Gosselin. She’s the girl who keeps the adventure moving forward, one giggle at a time.
Why Apple?
It’s an investing in the next generation of storytelling. Apple’s gentle, family‑friendly platform will give these kids a place to laugh, learn, and maybe even practice some surf moves—without the need for a wetsuit (though that would be cool). The acquisition signals that Apple is not just about gadgets; it’s about creating moments that feel as fresh as a sea breeze.
What to expect
Keeping the fast‑paced feel of the original graphic novel, Surfside Girls will likely offer a delightful mix of humor, heart, and adventure—plus a few life‑lessons tucked into every wave. So, grab a treat, sit back, and enjoy the surf‑side tale as Apple flips the channel on this one.
Surfside Girls: A Fresh Wave for Apple TV+
Gosselin brings her star power to the new kids’ show, known for finishing FBI: Most Wanted and We Can Be Heroes. Meanwhile, Cech lands his spot after years of shining in The Astronauts and Rim of the World. The series will have ten pulse‑pounding episodes, all huddled together in the creative hands of May Chan—a mastermind who helped birth Avatar: The Last Airbender.
- Executive Producers: America Young, Paul Stupin, Lynda Antonini, Alex Diaz, and Julie Diaz.
- Release Status: The exact launch date is still under wraps, but watch out—it will appear exclusively on Apple TV+.
Hang tight, folks. This show’s about to ride a brand‑new kiss‑of‑the‑waves in kid‑friendly cinema—plus it’s got a bit of swagger and a lot of flair to keep it fresh and funny. Stay tuned for more details!
