Today, Apple TV published the trailer for the fifth season of Stillwater, the platform’s Peabody and Emmy Award-winning mindfulness series. Watch it below.
A few days ago, Apple TV confirmed the premiere date for the fifth season of Stillwater, with all five episodes set to drop on August 21.
According to Apple TV, Stillwater’s new season will feature more “breathing exercises, mindful moments and simple everyday practices,” continuing the show’s focus on helping kids and families find their inner calm.
Stillwater originally premiered on Apple TV in 2020 and has since won a Daytime Emmy Award for Outstanding Editing for a Preschool Animated Program, as well as a Peabody Award in the Children’s and Youth Programming category.
Here’s Apple TV on the basic premise of Stillwater, which is based on Jon J Muth’s bestselling Scholastic “Zen” book series:
“Stillwater” follows a wise panda who teaches three young siblings about the world and each other. The series centers on siblings Karl (Judah Mackey), Addy (Eva Ariel Binder) and Michael (Tucker Chandler), who encounter everyday challenges — big and small — which sometimes feel insurmountable. Fortunately for these three, they have Stillwater (James Sie), a wise panda, as their next-door neighbor. Through his example, stories and gentle humor, Stillwater teaches the children the concept of mindfulness, while offering them a deeper understanding of their feelings as well as tools that help them face their own day-to-day challenges.
Watch the trailer for Stillwater’s season 5 below:
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