‘Pluribus’ Is Still Apple TV+’s Most-Watched Show of the Week

Streaming audiences are flocking to a mix of blockbuster thrillers and returning favorites on Apple TV+ this week. The current chart reflects a strong preference for high-stakes dramas and star-studded mysteries that dominate the conversation. Viewers are clearly engaged with both the platform’s established hits and its newest prestige releases. This list details the series that are capturing the most attention from subscribers right now.

‘Invasion’ (2021–Present)

This ambitious sci-fi drama unfolds a global alien invasion through the perspectives of ordinary people across different continents. The series focuses heavily on the human emotional toll as individuals from the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom witness the collapse of civilization. Viewers are drawn to the slow-burn tension and the high production values that depict the extraterrestrial threat. The narrative emphasizes survival and connection rather than just action-heavy combat sequences.

‘Severance’ (2022–Present)

Mark Scout leads a team at Lumon Industries where employees have undergone a surgical procedure to separate their work memories from their personal lives. The thriller explores the dark psychological implications of this corporate experiment as the workers begin to question the true nature of their jobs. Audiences remain captivated by the eerie office aesthetic and the unraveling mystery behind the severance chip technology. The show masterfully balances workplace satire with intense existential dread.

‘Slow Horses’ (2022–Present)

Gary Oldman stars as the disheveled and abrasive Jackson Lamb who runs a purgatory for rejected MI5 agents known as Slough House. The team of disgraced spies finds themselves navigating dangerous espionage plots despite their status as outcasts in the intelligence community. The series blends sharp British wit with gritty spycraft and high-stakes tension. It continues to be a major draw for fans of intelligent and character-driven thriller narratives.

‘Ted Lasso’ (2020–2023)

Jason Sudeikis plays an optimistic American football coach who is hired to manage a professional British soccer team despite having no experience in the sport. The show wins over viewers with its heartwarming themes of kindness and the importance of believing in others. Characters like Roy Kent and Keeley Jones add depth to the ensemble as they navigate personal growth and professional challenges. It remains a comforting staple on the platform that audiences revisit frequently for its uplifting tone.

‘Loot’ (2022–Present)

Maya Rudolph stars as Molly Wells who becomes the third-wealthiest woman in the world after a tabloid-ready divorce from her tech billionaire husband. She attempts to find ground and redemption by becoming actively involved in the charitable foundation she unknowingly owns. The comedy highlights the absurdity of extreme wealth while exploring genuine human connections within her eclectic workplace team. Viewers enjoy the vibrant fashion and the humorous chemistry between the cast members.

‘Palm Royale’ (2024–Present)

Kristen Wiig leads this colorful period comedy set in the high society of 1969 Palm Beach. Her character Maxine Simmons goes to great lengths to break into the exclusive social circles of the town’s most wealthy women. The series offers a satirical look at class status and ambition wrapped in stunning retro visuals and costumes. It attracts an audience looking for a stylish escapist drama with a biting sense of humor.

‘The Morning Show’ (2019–Present)

This flagship drama offers an inside look at the cutthroat world of morning news broadcasting in New York City. Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon star as rival anchors who must navigate sexual misconduct scandals and ruthless network politics. The storylines frequently mirror real-world events and explore the complex power dynamics of the media industry. Its intense performances and high melodrama keep it consistently high on the most-watched charts.

‘Down Cemetery Road’ (2025)

Emma Thompson makes her debut in this mystery thriller based on the novel by Mick Herron. She plays Zoë Boehm, a struggling private investigator who is hired to help find a missing girl after a house explodes in a quiet Oxford suburb. The series pairs her with Ruth Wilson as they unravel a conspiracy that suggests the dead may not be truly gone. Fans of British crime dramas are tuning in for the sharp writing and the powerhouse acting duo.

‘The Last Frontier’ (2025)

Jason Clarke stars as U.S. Marshal Frank Remnick in this action-packed series set in the rugged wilderness of Alaska. The plot kicks off when a prison transport plane crashes in a remote area and releases violent fugitives into the snowy landscape. Remnick must protect the town he calls home while tracking down the escaped convicts before they cause more destruction. The show delivers intense survival elements and a classic lawman narrative that appeals to thriller enthusiasts.

‘Pluribus’ (2025)

Vince Gilligan returns to television with this psychological sci-fi series starring Rhea Seehorn. The story centers on a woman named Carol who finds herself as the only person immune to a mysterious virus that connects the rest of humanity into a single hive mind. She must navigate a world where everyone else shares a collective consciousness while she remains isolated in her individuality. The unique premise and the tension of the protagonist’s solitude have made it the top show on the platform this week.

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