‘The Morning Show’ Is Apple TV+’s Most-Watched Show of the Week

From newsroom dramas and sharp spy thrillers to heartfelt comedies and sci-fi epics, Apple TV+ has a little bit of everything right now. Below is this week’s countdown of the most-watched titles on the service, pulled straight from what viewers are pressing play on. You’ll find quick, useful snapshots for each show—premise, creators, and other details—so you can decide what to queue up next without any fuss.

10. ‘Severance’ (2022– )

This psychological thriller centers on a workforce that undergoes a procedure separating work memories from personal life. The show’s design and score reinforce its corporate dystopia, while the plot unspools an internal conspiracy through careful clue-dropping. Character arcs examine identity, consent, and the ethics of memory manipulation. Season finales pivot on major reveals that reframe earlier episodes and set up the next chapter.

9. ‘The Snoopy Show’ (2021– )

This family series delivers short, self-contained adventures featuring Snoopy, Woodstock, and the ‘Peanuts’ gang. Episodes retain the classic comic sensibility while using modern animation and crisp pacing. Storylines highlight everyday kid dilemmas, imaginative flights, and gentle visual gags. Segment-based structure makes it ideal for quick viewing sessions with younger audiences.

8. ‘The Reluctant Traveler with Eugene Levy’ (2023– )

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

7. ‘Invasion’ (2021– )

Told through multiple international perspectives, this sci-fi drama chronicles humanity’s response to a global extraterrestrial threat. The series alternates between civilian survival, military strategy, and scientific discovery across continents. Season arcs escalate from initial chaos to coordinated countermeasures and evolving alien behavior. Visual effects and large-scale set pieces support its worldwide scope.

6. ‘Ted Lasso’ (2020–2023)

This sports-comedy wraps up across three seasons, following an American coach hired to manage an English football club. The show builds season-length arcs around promotion battles, locker-room chemistry, and club ownership decisions. It spotlights player development, tactical shifts, and leadership under pressure. Finale episodes resolve key character journeys while tying off long-running team storylines.

5. ‘Loot’ (2022– )

This comedy tracks a newly single billionaire who channels her fortune into a charitable foundation, learning philanthropy’s realities along the way. Workplace arcs develop across the foundation team, balancing personal growth with mission-driven projects. The series integrates modern wealth, corporate culture, and non-profit mechanics for situational setups. Episodes frequently pair fish-out-of-water humor with office ensemble storytelling.

4. ‘Down Cemetery Road’ (2025– )

Adapted from Mick Herron’s novel, this mystery follows an ordinary woman drawn into a missing-child case that unravels a network of secrets. The story shifts from a quiet neighborhood to a broader conspiracy, layering clues across episodes. It emphasizes amateur investigation colliding with professional interests and buried pasts. Expect a puzzle-box structure that rewards close attention to small details.

3. ‘Slow Horses’ (2022– )

This espionage series adapts Mick Herron’s ‘Slough House’ novels, following sidelined MI5 agents stuck in a career dead-end. Each season adapts a new book, pairing intricate conspiracies with dark humor and brisk, propulsive plotting. The ensemble cast portrays operatives whose mistakes and misfits make them unexpectedly effective. Tight episode runtimes and season-long cases keep the pace snappy from premiere to finale.

2. ‘The Last Frontier’ (2025– )

Set against remote wilderness, this thriller centers on an isolated community grappling with escalating danger and limited resources. The show blends survival elements with a tense crime framework, using the harsh environment as a constant narrative obstacle. Episodes emphasize procedural investigation alongside personal stakes for local law enforcement. Its production leans heavily on location work to ground the story’s frontier realism.

1. ‘The Morning Show’ (2019– )

This newsroom drama explores the behind-the-scenes power struggles of a flagship morning program, led by executive producers Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon. The series tackles media ethics, workplace politics, and the shifting dynamics of broadcast journalism. Episodes frequently weave real-world issues into fictional storylines to highlight industry pressures. It’s created by Kerry Ehrin, with a rotating roster of high-profile guest stars across multiple seasons.

Tell us which of these shows you’re watching right now—and why—in the comments!