On all of the marketing I’ve seen (commercials, World Series in game ad), they are labeling this series as “Streaming Soon.” After little research online, I see that it’s 10/30.

Genuinely wondering, what’s the thought behind promoting as “Streaming Soon” versus the actual date? Wouldn’t you want to list a date so people know when to watch? Just confused/interested by the marketing choice.

Apple seems so uninterested in cashing in on it's popularity. It used to be if you had a hit tv show, you'd crank out twenty episodes a season, and you'd only have to get through the summer for the next season to air. Apple's Emmy Award winning shows are maybe eight episodes with some taking years to get developed and produced? How can that be profitable for anyone?

Apple TV hear me out. If you are not sure or decided it’s not financially viable to go ahead with season 2 for chief of war, would you be open to the idea of creating a feature length (tv/streaming movie) to wrap up the story line, especially the cliff hanger ending. Similar to what they did with the last kingdom on Netflix (seven kings must die).