Culture | 06.04.2024

The Best Things To Watch On Apple TV+ Right Now

Apple TV+: Where it's showtime, anytime.

Looking for your next screen obsession?

From high-stakes thrillers to heartfelt comedies, Apple TV+ serves up binge-worthy series.

Whether you’re in the mood to explore distant galaxies, unravel complex murder mysteries or witness history rewritten, we’ve curated the top picks just for you.

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For All Mankind (2019–present)

Step into an alternate history where the Soviets beat the U.S. to the moon, igniting an intense space race. Created by Ronald D. Moore, this drama reimagines a world where America pushes women and minorities to the front lines of its space program, challenging deep-seated biases.

As tensions soar, the series captures the political and social challenges of the 20th century. Now in its fifth season, For All Mankind offers binge-worthy drama.

The Afterparty (2022-2023)

What starts as a glitzy high school reunion at a high school ‘loser’ turned Hollywood star’s mansion turns into a murder mystery when the host, Xavier (played by Dave Franco), is found dead. Enter Detective Danner (Tiffany Haddish), who digs into the guests’ dark secrets and hidden motives.

Created by Phil Lord and Chris Miller, this clever series blends animation, musicals, horror, and more elements to unravel the murder mystery episode by episode. With Tiffany Haddish leading the charge, you can expect a mix of twists and laughs throughout the series.

Shrinking (2023-present)

Shrinking explores the fine line between radical honesty and its consequences. This series stars Jason Segel as Jimmy, a therapist overwhelmed by personal grief who decides to toss the traditional rulebook and start telling his patients what he really thinks. This unconventional approach begins to break new ground, helping his patients make some serious changes while bringing unexpected lessons for Jimmy himself.

Harrison Ford delivers a standout performance as Jimmy’s mentor, Paul, who faces his own challenges. Together, they explore the transformative impact of speaking the truth, no matter how uncomfortable it may be.

Swagger (2021-2023)

The intense world of youth basketball is revealed in Swagger. The series follows the promising young athlete Jace Carson (Isaiah Hill), a 14-year old with dreams of basketball stardom. O’Shea Jackson Jr. portrays Ike, Jace’s mentor, who uses his own turbulent past in the sport to guide and shape the next wave of talent.

Echoing the spirit of series like “Friday Night Lights,” Swagger goes beyond the court, diving deep into the challenges and triumphs of each character. The show also draws inspiration from NBA icon Kevin Durant’s early career, showing a look into the sacrifices and dedication needed to succeed.

Pachinko (2022-present)

Pachinko masterfully charts the lives of a Korean family over four generations. Adapted from Min Jin Lee’s best-selling novel, the show dives into themes of identity, immigration, and the quest for a better life.

At the heart of the story is Sunja, portrayed by Academy Award winner Yuh-jung Youn as her older self, and Minha Kim as her younger version, and her grandson Solomon (Jin Ha), a Tokyo-based investment banker. The show truly captures how much life’s challenges can strengthen family bonds over time.

Constellation (2024)

Starring Noomi Rapace as an astronaut, Constellation begins with a gripping accident caused by a quantum mechanics experiment gone wrong at the International Space Station.

After returning to Earth, she faces a life that feels unfamiliar. Her family seems changed, her memories don’t match up, and she’s plagued by visions only she can see. While the series kicks off with thrilling action, it soon shifts into a deep dive into themes of identity and family connections.

Lessons In Chemistry (2023)

Lessons in Chemistry, based on Bonnie Garmus’ popular novel, stars Brie Larson as a brilliant chemist turned TV cooking show host. Pushed out of academia due to rampant misogyny, she finds a new audience and a unique voice in the world of television.

While some say the show doesn’t quite capture the novel’s richness (typically the case), it excels in delivering heartfelt moments, including those that dog lovers will surely enjoy.

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