Neuromancer hits Apple TV January 22, 2027 — Callum Turner’s Case teaser drops
Cyberspace just got a ship date. During Apple TV’s Hall H panel, Callum Turner introduced the first Neuromancer teaser and locked the 10-episode William Gibson adaptation for January 22, 2027 — Case as a damaged elite hacker pulled into a corporate heist with razor-girl Molly (Briana Middleton).
Who is building the Sprawl
Creators Graham Roland and JD Dillard helm the series. The pitch is digital espionage against a dynasty with untold secrets — console-cowboy mythos for a streamer already leaning into prestige sci-fi. Timing puts Neuromancer weeks after the holiday window and into mid-winter appointment viewing.
Cyberpunk lane is crowded — on purpose
Prime’s Blade Runner 2099 (November 25) and Apple’s Neuromancer (January) bookend a winter of neon. Gibson’s 1984 novel coined the aesthetic Hollywood keeps remixing; a faithful-feeling Case/Molly duo is the SEO keyword stack (“Neuromancer series,” “Molly Millions,” “Wintermute”) streamers pay for.
“Neuromancer premieres January 22 on Apple TV.”
— Apple TV Hall H presentation — SDCC 2026
Jack in January. The Sprawl waited forty years for a proper prestige run — now it has a Tuesday.
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