Apple TV+ is available now in over 100 countries…

Apple’s all-new Apple TV+ service with a series of big budget self-made shows is available now in over 100 countries through the TV app on iPhone, iPad, iPod touch, Apple TV, Mac and a range of third-party devices.

You can also download shows to watch offline.

It costs $4.99/month but you can sign up for a free week.

A single subscription can be shared with your whole family at no extra charge. And if you purchase a new iPhone, Mac, Apple TV, iPad or iPod touch you become eligible for a free year of access to the chance.

Apple is also offering a combined package of Apple Music and Apple TV+ for just $4.99/mth to students.

“Audiences in over 100 countries and regions can now enjoy Apple TV+, home to an all-original lineup of powerful shows and movies from today’s greatest storytellers,” said Eddy Cue, Apple’s senior vice president of Internet Software and Services.

“It was important for us to make it easy for everyone to watch across all their favorite screens, so Apple TV+ is the most broadly available Apple service ever from day one.”

Shows include:

See, Dickinson, The Morning Show, For All Mankind, Oprah’s Book Club, Helpsters, Snoopy In Space, Ghostwriter, The Elephant Queen, Little America, The Banker and Little Voice. Servant, Hala, and Truth Be Told are “coming soon”, the company says.

“This project is extremely personal to me, as I am blind, my mother is blind, and I have numerous relatives who are blind. Apple’s ‘See’ gave me the opportunity to impact the portrayal of blindness on the largest scale ever imagined,” said Joe Strechay, associate producer of “See.”

“I have spent the last 16 years trying to improve opportunities for individuals who are blind or low vision, and ‘See’ gave me the opportunity to create accessibility in the work environment for actors, stunt performers and background actors who are blind or low vision. All of these individuals were chosen for their talents, and our show is better for it. Apple’s ‘See’ changed my life.”

“I’m beyond proud and so excited to introduce Emily Dickinson to a new generation with this series,” said Hailee Steinfeld, star and executive producer of “Dickinson.”

“Emily is complex and inspiring and fearless. I can’t wait for audiences around the world to enjoy this amazing take on her life, crafted from the incredibly creative mind of Alena Smith. Being a part of this series with Apple and the debut of Apple TV+ truly feels like being a part of history.”

Apple has been pushing hard on its new TV services for weeks, with premiers, interviews and all kinds of industry shenanigans to get its new story moving.

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