Apple TV’s 2026 slate already boasts a crowded roster, but the streaming giant just added two fresh titles. The first, a dark comedy starring Keanu Reeves, Cameron Diaz, Jonah Hill, and Matt Bomer, has already premiered as “Outcome.” Now, Apple is slotting a John Travolta‑directed feature and a new Peanuts animated film into the schedule.

Travolta’s debut, Propeller One‑Way Night Coach, comes from his own book and sees him write, direct, narrate, and produce. The story follows young aviator Jeff, played by newcomer Clark Shotwell, and his mother, as they embark on a one‑way cross‑country flight to Hollywood. The film debuts on Apple TV May 29 and for fans of classic cinema.

The second addition, Snoopy Unleashed, is a feature‑length Peanuts animation that follows Snoopy’s runaway adventure and the gang’s quest through the big city. Released at the recent CinemaCon, the film is slated for a straight‑to‑streaming launch on Apple TV, bypassing theaters for a direct home‑viewing experience for fans eager to relive childhood nostalgia and joy.

Apple TV remains priced at $12.99 per month, with discounts available through the Apple One bundle. The addition of Travolta’s aviation drama and a fresh Peanuts feature expands the platform’s family‑friendly library, appealing to nostalgic viewers while showcasing the studio’s willingness to diversify content. Consumers now have more reasons to keep the service active today.