Little Voice on Apple TV+ is your typical yet endearing coming-of-age series. A singer-songwriter struggles to make ends meet in New York. Working multiple jobs at the same time, she continues to write original material but is ardently against performing it for anyone because a bitter experience in the past made her lose confidence in her art. This series is a sentimental little tale of a young woman finding her way and voice in a big city.
Where to Watch Little Voice
Good news! There are a few ways you and your family can not only enjoy Little Voice but everything the streaming service has to offer. Apple TV+ offers a free 7-day trial as well as a one-month free trial as part of a bundled package if you purchase Apple One. Already have an Apple device? That includes a free three-month subscription to Apple TV+ if redeemed within 90 days.
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How Many Episodes Are in Little Voice?
There are nine episodes in Little Voice. Each episode averages between 24-34 mins. You can check the complete list of Little Voice episodes and their scheduled date release below.
- “I Don’t Know“: July 10, 2020
- “I Will Survive“: July 10, 2020
- “Dear Hope“: July 10, 2020
- “Love Hurts“: July 17, 2020
- “Quick, Quick Slow“: July 24, 2020
- “Tell Her“: July 31, 2020
- “Ghost Light“: August 7, 2020
- “Sea Change“: August 14, 2020
- “Sing What I Can’t Say“: August 21, 2020
What Are the Critics Saying about Little Voice?
It’s a mixed bag of reactions for Little Voice with a rating of 77% from 30 critics and 81% from the audience on Rotten Tomatoes. While most critics have enjoyed the performances of the cast, the too-familiar plotlines and sub-par music have been sore points.
Douglas Laman of The Spool writes, “Recurring shortcomings in Little Voice’s writing ensure that the viewer can’t really develop a bond with Bess. That’s a shame, given that Brittany O’Grady gives an endearing lead performance that lends a greater sense of authenticity to Bess than anything found in the writing.”
Independent’s Ed Cumming makes a pertinent observation when he says, “Great musical TV needs tunes we want to hear. But Bess’s efforts are weedy little numbers, the kind of thing you hear in the corner of a quiet bar rather than indicators of misunderstood genius.”
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Is Little Voice Suitable for Kids?
Substance abuse and adult language have landed Little Voice a TV-MA rating. The series is meant for viewing by mature audiences only and may not be suitable for audiences under 17.
