Apple TV+app* is quietly becoming the home to a diverse selection of compelling dramas, documentaries, and comedies. The streaming service offers affordability, with 7 7-day free trial followed by a cheap monthly fee of $6.99 per month.
Not sure where to begin? We've handpicked the best shows available now, making it easy for you to dive in and start binge-watching.
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Our Top 10 Shows
1. Messi Meets America
- Genre: Documentary
- Star: Lionel Messi
"Messi in America: A Soccer Saga" brings fans up close and personal with Lionel Messi's journey to MLS team Inter Miami in 2023. This captivating six-part documentary chronicles Messi's American adventure, offering a glimpse into his family life and the impact he brings to his new team.
It's not just about the legendary player; figures like David Beckham, Inter Miami's owner, make appearances, and the documentary captures the electric atmosphere among American soccer fans. Produced by SMUGGLER Entertainment, this series beautifully weaves the narrative of Messi's next career chapter, providing an engaging and immersive experience for viewers.
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2. The Morning Show
- Genre: Drama
- Stars: Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Billy Crudup
- Created by Jay CarsonKerry Ehrin
"The Morning Show" provides a captivating peek behind the scenes of morning television, delving into the unique challenges faced by the show's dynamic team. When a #MeToo scandal rocks their world, the arrival of spirited journalist Bradley Jackson disrupts the status quo. As the station manager seizes the opportunity to advance his own career, power plays and alliances unfold.
The series skillfully weaves the drama of these intertwined lives, offering viewers a compelling and riveting narrative with stellar performances from Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston deliver stellar performances and the rest of the stars on the cast.
3. Shining Girls
- Genre: Crime, Mystery, Drama, Thriller, Sci-Fi
- Stars: Elisabeth Moss, Wagner Moura, Phillipa Soo
- Created by Silka Luisa
Elisabeth Moss delivers a stellar performance in this captivating psychological thriller, which regrettably flew under the radar when it premiered last year. "The Shining Girls" introduces Kirby, a survivor of a harrowing assault, who discovers a haunting link between her past and a recent murder in Chicago. She teams up with a seasoned journalist to unravel the chilling mystery.
This series, based on Lauren Beukes' novel, transcends the typical murder mystery with its unique sci-fi twists, keeping viewers on the edge of their seats. The stellar cast and innovative plot make it a must-watch.
4. Foundation
- Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi
- Stars: Jared Harris, Lou Llobell, Leah Harvey
- Created by Josh Friedman and David S. Goyer
"Foundation" returns for its second season, delving deeper into the intricate galaxy-spanning saga that unfolds under the rule of the Galactic Empire. While the series grapples with the challenges of adapting Isaac Asimov's sprawling book series, it continues to impress viewers.
Led by Jared Harris as the brilliant mathematician Hari Seldon, the show explores the consequences of predicting the empire's impending fall. With impressive performances from Lee Pace and breathtaking visuals inspired by the James Webb Space Telescope, "Foundation" remains a captivating must-watch for fans of fantasy sci-fi dramas.
5. The Crowded Room
- Genre: Biography, Crime, Drama
- Stars: Tom Holland, Amanda Seyfried, Sasha Lane
- Created by Akiva Goldsman& Todd Graff
"The Crowded Room" transports you to the late 1970s, featuring Tom Holland as Danny Sullivan, entangled in the aftermath of a harrowing New York City shooting. Over ten gripping episodes, this series unfolds into a perplexing whodunit.
Amanda Seyfried, in her role as interrogator Rya Goodwin, navigates Sullivan's intricate past to decipher the sequence of events leading to his involvement in the crime. Holland, also a producer, revealed that the demanding shoot led to a year-long break from acting. Discover the compelling reasons behind it and watch it now.
6. Silo
- Genre: Drama, Sci-Fi, Mystery
- Stars: Rebecca Ferguson, Common, Tim Robbins
- Created by Graham Yost
"Silo" stands as an example of a top science fiction TV show. Adapted from Hugh Howey's dystopian trilogy, the series throws you in a subterranean refuge, the eponymous silo, where humanity seeks shelter after an apocalyptic catastrophe.
In this underground enclave, individuals strive to secure their reproductive future while others work to unravel enigmatic murders. With each episode, the intrigue deepens, keeping viewers gripped in deciphering the secrets of both the subterranean society and the mysterious world beyond. A sci-fi fantasy awaits your discovery.
7. Ted Lasso
- Genre: Comedy, Drama, Sport
- Stars: Jason Sudeikis, Brett Goldstein, Brendan Hunt
- Created by Brendan Hunt, Joe Kelly & Bill Lawrence
Ted Lasso may seem far-fetched on paper: an American football coach, oblivious to soccer, assumes the role of a (fictional) Premier League club's manager, relying solely on his kindness to compensate for his lack of qualifications. It shouldn't work, but it does.
The show's endearing characters, heartwarming themes, and universal appeal have garnered a devoted global following and a slew of awards. As the third and final season concludes on May 31, there's no better moment to embark on a binge-watching journey.
8. High Desert
- Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
- Stars: Patricia Arquette, Brad Garrett, Weruche Opia
- Created by Nancy Fichman, Katie Ford & Jennifer Hoppe
Patricia Arquette's career is in full swing thanks to the streaming era. Her recent successes in "High Desert" is set to continue her comeback. Peggy, portrayed by Arquette, aims to rebuild her life and become a private investigator following her mother's death. Her unwitting employer and part-time mentor, Bruce Harvey (Brad Garrett), provides an unconventional partnership.
Peggy's career choice doesn't sit well with everyone, particularly her straight-laced sister (Christine Taylor). High Desert is a unique, genre-blending series perfectly tailored to Arquette's ethereal acting style, allowing her to effortlessly shift between moments of tragedy and comedy. The star-studded cast is further enriched by recurring appearances from Bernadette Peters as Peggy's late mother.
9. Big Beasts
- Genre: Documentary
- Stars: Tom Hiddleston
Don't let Discovery hog the spotlight for animal documentaries; this captivating 10-part docuseries brings the wild into your living room. From elephant seals to brown bears, orangutans to giant otters, it's a perfect escape that lets you explore nature's wonders.
What makes it even better? Tom Hiddleston's captivating narration. Hearing the voice of Loki discuss a variety of animals, each a potential shape-shift for the God of Mischief, adds an extra layer of joy to this educational journey.
10. The Big Door Prize
- Genre: Comedy, Drama, Sci-Fi
- Stars: Chris O'Dowd, Gabrielle Dennis, Sammy Fourlas
- Developed by David West Read
Get ready for a dose of cosmic whimsy with "The Big Door Prize," featuring Chris O'Dowd as Dusty, a high school teacher. Everything shifts when a mysterious machine appears, revealing life's potential to those who dare to peek. Marriages crumble, destinies realign, and Dusty is left questioning his own happiness.
This American comedy series, adapted from M.O. Walsh's book is a charming exploration of fate and choices, with O'Dowd leading the way in another captivating Apple TV+ app production.
Our top 10 Apple TV+* app shows offer something for everyone. From sports and drama to Sci-Fi and comedy, it's time to grab your popcorn and satisfy your binge-watching cravings with long-lasting entertainment.
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