Apple TV+ Renews 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' Amidst Critical Acclaim
After nabbing critical raves and award nods, the comedy series is coming back.
Apple TV+ just renewed 'Margo's Got Money Troubles' for a second season. Big news, considering its debut season finale hasn't even aired yet.
The comedy's been a hit with critics. Certified Fresh on Rotten Tomatoes. And it's already racked up some award nominations. Elle Fanning and Michelle Pfeiffer are up for Outstanding Lead and Supporting Performances, respectively, at the 2026 Gotham Television Awards. Pretty good for a first season, right?
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Stacked Cast
The cast? Stacked. Think Nicole Kidman, Nick Offerman, Greg Kinnear. It follows Margo, a college dropout trying to make it as a writer. Oh, and she's broke. And a new parent. Plenty of 'troubles' for Margo, clearly.
Quick Success
The show's been a quick hit. Good ratings, awards buzz. Honestly, that kind of early success isn't unusual for Apple TV+ shows. They tend to feature big names and get a ton of promotional push.
Fanning and Pfeiffer's performances? Critics love 'em. A big reason for the show's buzz.
Apple TV+'s Play
This renewal? It's part of Apple TV+'s bigger play. They're building out their content library, trying to go toe-to-toe with the other streaming giants. Sure, a lot of their focus is on US productions. But European viewers are pretty into Apple's stuff too. Look at 'The Morning Show' or 'Ted Lasso'.
What This Means
Love a good comedy? Looking for something genuinely good? More 'Margo' means more engaging stories. You'll get to keep up with Margo and all her quirky challenges. It's all on Apple TV+, $12.99 a month.
Haven't started it yet? Now's probably a good time to binge before Season 2 drops.
Still Unclear
Okay, so it's renewed. But when does Season 2 actually drop? We don't know yet. And what's next for Margo? Storyline details are still under wraps.
Why It Matters
Apple TV+ wants to be a major player in streaming. Renewing hits like 'Margo's Got Money Troubles'? That's how they do it. These kinds of moves don't just give subscribers new stuff to watch. They show Apple's serious about quality programming.
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