13 Things To Watch On Apple TV Now
The Studio
Seth Rogen wrote and stars in what could be the best new comedy series of the year. Featuring A-list cameos from the likes of Martin Scorses and Ron Howard, The Studio is both a satire of Hollywood and a love letter to cinema. Rogen plays Matt Remick, an idealistic Hollywood studio head who has been overpromoted by circumstance and his own cravenness. With Kathryn Hahn and Bryan Cranston stealing scenes around him, his problems escalate fast. The result is a clever, surprisingly heartfelt and – most importantly – funny show.
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Pluribus
Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan worked with Rhea Seehorn on Better Call Saul. He liked what she did so much, he created a show just for her. This is it: a post-apocalyptic thriller that, like his most famous series, is set in Alburquerque. Except this time, most of humanity has succumbed to a virus that joins everyone together in an endlessly happy hive mind. Seehorn’s Carol – cynical, angry, independent minded – appears to be immune. As the full extent of Carol’s situation is unpacked across nine episodes, Seehorn delivers the performance Gilligan hoped for, obstinate and unbreakable in the face of both existential crises and medical emergencies.
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Down Cemetery Road
The great Emma Thompson anchors this atmospheric thriller as a spiky private investigator uncovering government conspiracies. When a suburban house explodes, she reluctantly partners with Ruth Wilson's obsessed neighbour to find a missing child. From the producers of Slow Horses, Down Cemetery Road shares that show’s espionage setting and mordant wit. Stylish direction and a twisting plot keep the momentum high through its eight episodes.
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Palm Royale – Season 2
Kristen Wiig's social climber returns to 1969 Palm Beach more desperate than ever. Following last season's humiliating collapse, Maxine must claw her way back into high society's good graces. Palm Royale’s production design remains impeccable – every frame oozes mid-century glamour – while the ensemble cast (Laura Dern, Allison Janney, Carol Burnett) is clearly having a lot of fun alongside newcomers John Stamos and Patti LuPone. Camp yet dark, this is more than just a guilty pleasure.
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Platonic – Season 2
Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen are midlife best friends whose platonic bond continues to destabilise their lives. Catch up on season one before launching into the latest litany of weddings, work crises and partnership troubles. The leading pair’s chemistry remains explosive, the writing is sharp as ever, and each potentially catastrophic event is handled with refreshing emotional honesty. Guest stars Aidy Bryant and Beck Bennett add fresh energy to this charming, intelligent comedy.
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The Morning Show – Season 4
It’s now two years on from the merger of the UBA and NBN networks, but the media landscape continues to shift for The Morning Show co-hosts Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. Season four calls on Marion Cotillard, Jeremy Irons and Aaron Pierre to join the star-studded ensemble and explore AI, digital manipulation and journalism's credibility crisis in a divided America. One of Apple’s earliest hits, The Morning Show is a prestige melodrama that continues to entertain with its corporate backstabbing and boardroom warfare.
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Loot – Season 3
Maya Rudolph’s billionaire philanthropist Molly remains committed to giving away her vast fortune. Entering season three, she’s thriving professionally while navigating romantic complications and friendship dynamics at the Wells Foundation – D'Arcy Carden, Adam Scott and Henry Winkler will all make guest appearances. Loot’s send-up of ultra-wealth is fun not bitter, and Rudolph remains a charismatic presence to build a series around, even as the plotlines stretch the boundaries of plausibility.
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Stiller & Meara: Nothing Is Lost
Funnyman Ben Stiller comes from a family of funny men and women. But this is a serious and deeply personal documentary that celebrates his parents, comedy legends Jerry Stiller and Anne Meara. Mining decades of home recordings, letters and footage, their famous son examines their groundbreaking partnership and enduring marriage. Career pressures, family tensions and the cost of artistic ambition are all on the table, with Stiller turning the camera on himself too, exploring inherited patterns and his own marital struggles. As a meditation on family and creativity, Stiller & Meara is moving, funny and candid.
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Slow Horses – Season 5
Gary Oldman's Jackson Lamb has returned with his not-so-merry band of misfits for another taut season of Slow Horses. When tech geek and borderline incel Roddy Ho appears with an improbably attractive partner, suspicious events across London follow. Sharp dialogue, intricate plotting and beautifully dark humour are once again the hallmarks of this ever-excellent series. Look out this time for The Celebrity Traitors’ Nick Mohammed in a guest role as an ambitious politician.
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Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars
Gordon Ramsay has produced this eight-episode series following elite chefs pursuing Michelin stardom across multiple continents. Topjaw’s Jesse Burgess is the host, visiting restaurants from Chicago to Copenhagen, revealing the financial pressures, creative obsessions and emotional toll of fine dining's highest pursuit. A documentary with the narrative arc of a drama, the series is built on unprecedented access to notoriously secretive Michelin inspectors.
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All Of You
In this sci-fi-tinged film, Brett Goldstein and Imogen Poots star as lifelong friends whose relationship shifts when she takes a test revealing her scientific soulmate. Best known as Roy Kent in Ted Lasso, Goldstein reveals a new vulnerability that’s matched by Poots (The Chronology of Water). Director William Bridges – an Emmy-winning writer for Black Mirror – is also trying something different, eschewing the high-concept spectacle of that series for an intimate character study. Chemistry between the leading pair plus some non-linear storytelling help make All of You a very grown-up romance.
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The Lost Bus
Paul Greengrass (Bourne, United 93) directs this survival drama based on California's devastating 2018 Camp Fire. Matthew McConaughey plays a bus driver navigating 22 children through the inferno, alongside teacher America Ferrera. Greengrass draws once more on his signature handheld style to create a very real tension, while avoiding disaster-movie clichés. The Lost Bus is an intense reminder of nature's terrifying power and our courage in the face of it.
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Highest 2 Lowest
Teaming up with director Spike Lee for a fifth film, two-time Oscar-winner Denzel Washington is a New York music mogul who faces a moral crisis when a kidnapping case forces him towards some impossible choices. Jeffrey Wright, A$AP Rocky and Ice Spice round out the cast of Highest 2 Lowest, which is more than just a thriller. Under Lee's guidance, it becomes a more personal meditation on ambition, loyalty and legacy.
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