Apple TV+ has gone from underdog to heavyweight in the streaming game, quietly building a lineup that’s as diverse as it is impressive. Whether you’re a die-hard sci-fi fan, a drama devotee, or just want to watch Seth Rogen scramble to save a movie studio, there’s something here for everyone. Overwhelmed by the choices? Don’t worry-we’ve ranked the 15 best Apple TV+ shows you should be streaming right now. Grab some snacks, silence your phone, and let’s start backwards, for a bit of suspense.
15. Stick
Missing Ted Lasso? Stick could be your next comfort show. Owen Wilson plays Pryce “Stick” Cahill, a washed-up pro golfer mentoring a young talent while confronting his personal grief and anxieties. With laughs, heartfelt moments, and solid sports action, it’s an underdog story done right.
14. Bad Sisters
The darkly comic drama from Sharon Horgan about the Garvey sisters returns for season two, with more twists and secrets than ever, and even more sisterly chaos. Fiona Shaw joins the cast to shake things up. Award-winning, sharp, and addictive, it’s a brilliant mix of thriller and comedy.
13. Murderbot
Based on the Martha Wells science fiction novellas, Murderbot centers around a highly sarcastic, surprisingly emotional AI who would sooner binge shows than deal with humans, but ends up protecting them anyway. Alexander Skarsgård gives the android a perfect balance of wit and heart in quick, 25-minute episodes.
12. The Studio
Seth Rogen stars as a studio head trying to wrangle egos, disasters, and general Hollywood chaos in this self-aware comedy. Kathryn Hahn, Catherine O’Hara, and Bryan Cranston pop up in cameos in this love letter to filmmaking madness that’s loud, hilarious, and oddly touching.
11. Silo
Based on Hugh Howey’s novels, Silo drops viewers into the mysterious underground society where nothing is truly as it seems. Rebecca Ferguson and David Oyelowo lead a tense, twisty narrative that mixes politics, murder, and secrets across multiple seasons.
10. Shrinking
It follows Jason Segel as a grief-stricken therapist who always tells his clients exactly what’s on his mind, often with hilarious outcomes. Co-starring as his grumpy mentor is Harrison Ford. This show blends both humor and emotional depth, sometimes delivering its cathartic moments alongside chaotic comedy.
9. Pluribus
From Vince Gilligan, this series is set in a world overcome by a virus that forces eternal positivity. Rhea Seehorn stars as a novelist whose misery may be humanity’s salvation in this darkly funny, thrilling, and thought-provoking look at a unique twist on the end-of-the-world genre.
8. Slow Horses
Gary Oldman does a pitch-perfect job as Jackson Lamb, the irreverent head of MI5’s “reject” squad. Part spy thriller, part dark comedy, Slow Horses mingles taut tension with laugh-out-loud humor as its misfit agents stumble through dangerous missions-and office politics.
7. Foundation
This adaptation of Isaac Asimov’s epic saga delivers sprawling political intrigue, galaxy-spanning drama, and stunning visuals. Jared Harris and Lee Pace lead the talented ensemble as the series ambitiously maps out an eight-season plan to take audiences through the complexities of Asimov’s universe.
6. Masters of the Air
If Band of Brothers and The Pacific got you hooked, then this is the next WWII drama you should see. Produced by Spielberg and Hanks, it follows the 100th Bomb Group on perilous missions over Nazi Germany. Tense, emotional, and visually breathtaking.
5. Murderbot (again)
Yes, it’s that good. If you haven’t started this smart, funny, and unexpectedly heartfelt sci-fi adventure, now’s the time.
4. Ted Lasso
Jason Sudeikis’s eternally optimistic coach remains a beacon of kindness and humor. At the helm of a British soccer team with optimism and biscuits, Ted Lasso continues to win awards and hearts, season after season.
3. Severance
Just imagine completely separating your work life from your personal life. Severance runs with this surreal premise, resulting in a tight, compelling office thriller. Adam Scott leads an all-star cast through the bizarre world of Lumon Industries.
2. For All Mankind
What if the Soviets had won the space race? This alternate-history drama plays out decades of “what ifs,” showing how the space race comes to define society, technology, and human ambition. Epic, smart, endlessly engaging.
1. The Morning Show
Apple TV+’s flagship drama shines with Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, and Steve Carell in this high-stakes look at morning television. Scandals, cyberattacks, and pandemic fallout are all handled in style, with tension and plenty of binge-worthiness in this true watercooler series.
From emotional comedies to jaw-dropping sci-fi, Apple TV+ has something for every taste. And with this lineup, the next binge-worthy obsession is only a click away.