Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Apple TV+, Including ‘Pluribus’

If your queue needs a quick refresh, Apple TV+ has a solid mix of brand-new premieres, buzzy originals, and dependable favorites you can jump into right now. Below you’ll find ten picks—starting with the freshest releases—along with what each show is about, who’s involved, and how the seasons are structured so you can decide where to press play first.

‘Pluribus’ (2025–)

Created by Vince Gilligan, ‘Pluribus’ follows Carol Sturka—dubbed the “most miserable person on Earth”—who becomes an unlikely key to stopping a wave of enforced happiness sweeping the world. Rhea Seehorn leads the cast, with production by High Bridge Productions and Sony Pictures Television. Executive producers include Gilligan, Jeff Frost, Diane Mercer, Allyce Ozarski, Rhea Seehorn, Gordon Smith, and Alison Tatlock. The series blends mystery, dark humor, and high-concept sci-fi, and it debuts on Apple TV+ this week.

‘Down Cemetery Road’ (2025–)

Adapted from Mick Herron’s novel, this thriller starts with a suspected gas explosion and a missing child that draw Sarah Tucker into a deeper web of secrets. Ruth Wilson stars as Sarah, with Emma Thompson as private investigator Zoë Boehm. The series is written by Morwenna Banks and directed by Natalie Bailey, shaping Herron’s wry tone into a tightly plotted investigation. Expect Oxford-set intrigue, layered clues, and slow-burn revelations across the season.

‘The Last Frontier’ (2025–)

Set in a remote wilderness community, ‘The Last Frontier’ centers on escalating danger that tests local law enforcement and residents with limited resources. The show combines survival drama with a tense crime framework, using location work to ground its atmosphere. Episodes balance procedural investigation with personal stakes for the people on the ground. It’s positioned as a 2025 Apple TV+ original with a focus on rugged realism.

‘Slow Horses’ (2022–)

This espionage drama adapts Mick Herron’s ‘Slough House’ novels about sidelined MI5 agents stuck in a career dead end. Each season adapts a new book, delivering intricate conspiracies, dark humor, and propulsive plotting. The ensemble’s misfit operatives find unorthodox ways to be effective as cases spiral. Tight runtimes and season-long investigations keep the pace brisk from premiere to finale.

‘The Morning Show’ (2019–)

A flagship newsroom drama, ‘The Morning Show’ explores behind-the-scenes power struggles at a national morning program. Executive producers Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon lead an ensemble that weaves media ethics and workplace politics into topical storylines. The series is created by Kerry Ehrin and features high-profile guest stars across multiple seasons. Arcs regularly intersect with real-world issues to highlight industry pressures.

‘Severance’ (2022–)

In this psychological thriller, a surgical procedure splits employees’ work memories from their personal lives. The conspiracy unfolds through precise clue-dropping, with design and score reinforcing a stark corporate dystopia. Character arcs probe identity, consent, and the ethics of memory manipulation. Season finales pivot on reveals that reframe earlier episodes and set up the next chapter.

‘Invasion’ (2021–)

Told from multiple international perspectives, ‘Invasion’ tracks humanity’s response to an extraterrestrial threat. The show alternates between civilian survival, military strategy, and scientific discovery across continents. Seasonal arcs escalate from initial chaos to coordinated countermeasures and evolving alien behavior. Large-scale set pieces and global scope underpin the drama.

‘Loot’ (2022–)

This workplace comedy follows a newly single billionaire who channels her fortune into a charitable foundation. Storylines develop across the foundation team, balancing personal growth with mission-driven projects. The show mines modern wealth, corporate culture, and non-profit mechanics for situational setups. Episodes often pair fish-out-of-water moments with ensemble office dynamics.

‘The Reluctant Traveller with Eugene Levy’ (2023–)

An unscripted travel series, ‘The Reluctant Traveler’ pairs unfamiliar destinations with a host who admits he’s not a natural adventurer. Each episode explores local culture, food, and hospitality through curated experiences. The format mixes gentle humor with informative sightseeing and behind-the-scenes access. Clear themes per episode make it easy to drop in anywhere in the season.

‘The Snoopy Show’ (2021–)

A family series built around Snoopy, Woodstock, and the ‘Peanuts’ gang, this show serves up short, self-contained adventures. Episodes keep the classic comic sensibility while using modern animation and crisp pacing. Storylines highlight everyday kid dilemmas, imaginative flights, and visual gags. A segment-based structure makes it ideal for quick co-viewing sessions.

Tell us which Apple TV+ picks you’re queuing up this weekend—and why—in the comments.