‘The Morning Show’ Is as Apple TV+’s Most-Watched Show This Week Again: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Shows

Apple TV+ keeps the hits coming, mixing glossy workplace drama, prestige sci-fi, sharp comedies, and even globe-trotting nonfiction. If you’re trying to keep up with what everyone’s talking about right now, this week’s most-watched list spans newsroom fireworks, MI5 misfits, alien invasions, and more.

Below, you’ll find quick, useful rundowns for each title—who created them, who stars, and what they’re about—so you can jump in without missing a beat.

10. ‘Severance’ (2022– )

Created by Dan Erickson and directed in large part by executive producer Ben Stiller, this psychological thriller follows Lumon Industries employees whose memories are surgically separated between their work and personal lives. The cast features Adam Scott, Britt Lower, Zach Cherry, Tramell Tillman, John Turturro, Christopher Walken, and Patricia Arquette. The series premiered in 2022 on Apple TV+.

Season 2 premiered in January 2025, and Apple announced a season-3 renewal soon after. The show’s production timeline included strike-related delays, but new episodes continued Apple’s weekly drop model and expanded the creative team with additional executive producers and writers.

9. ‘The Reluctant Traveler With Eugene Levy’ (2023– )

This travel-doc series sends Eugene Levy to remarkable hotels and destinations while exploring local culture, food, and history. Produced by Twofour for Apple TV+, it debuted in 2023 and has continued with additional seasons through 2025, with Levy as presenter and executive producer alongside David Brindley and others.

Episodes feature guest encounters and themed itineraries; season 3 rolled out in September 2025, with a UK special slated that includes a high-profile conversation at Windsor Castle. The half-hour episodes typically run in the mid-30-minute range and release weekly.

8. ‘The Studio’ (2025– )

A Hollywood satire co-created by Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, Frida Perez, Peter Huyck, and Alex Gregory, the series follows a fictional movie studio trying to survive the modern industry. Seth Rogen stars alongside Catherine O’Hara, Kathryn Hahn, Ike Barinholtz, and Chase Sui Wonders, with Point Grey Pictures and Lionsgate Television producing for Apple TV+.

The show premiered in March 2025 with multiple celebrity cameos written for specific guests; reported appearances include Dave Franco, Zoë Kravitz, Martin Scorsese, Ice Cube, and Adam Scott. Rogen and Goldberg also direct episodes, blending industry in-jokes with a behind-the-scenes narrative.

7. ‘Foundation’ (2021– )

Adapted from Isaac Asimov’s seminal stories, this epic chronicles mathematician Hari Seldon’s psychohistory plan to preserve civilization as the Galactic Empire declines. Developed by David S. Goyer and Josh Friedman, the ensemble includes Jared Harris, Lee Pace, Lou Llobell, and Leah Harvey, with Bear McCreary composing. Produced by Skydance Television and Apple, it premiered in 2021.

Season 3 launched on July 11, 2025, continuing the saga of the Cleonic genetic dynasty and the rise of the Foundation; Apple has since greenlit additional seasons. The series is known for large-scale world-building, multi-timeline storytelling, and a weekly release pattern on Apple TV+.

6. ‘Ted Lasso’ (2020– )

This sports comedy-drama follows American coach Ted Lasso, hired to manage English club AFC Richmond. Developed by Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt, and Joe Kelly from NBC Sports sketches, the series stars Sudeikis with Hannah Waddingham, Juno Temple, Brett Goldstein, Nick Mohammed, and Toheeb Jimoh. Produced by Doozer, Warner Bros. Television, and Universal Television, it debuted in 2020.

Across three seasons, the show tracked Richmond’s ups and downs, with writers including Sudeikis and Goldstein and music by Marcus Mumford and Tom Howe. In 2025, press and cast interviews signaled the franchise’s continuation with development on a fourth season.

5. ‘Chief of War’ (2025)

Set in the late 18th-century Hawaiian Islands, this historical drama—created by Jason Momoa and Thomas Paʻa Sibbett—follows the warrior chief Kaʻiana amid the conflicts that lead to Hawaiʻi’s unification under Kamehameha I. Jason Momoa stars as Kaʻiana with Luciane Buchanan as Kaʻahumanu; supporting roles include Temuera Morrison (Kahekili) and Cliff Curtis (Keōua). Composers Hans Zimmer and James Everingham score the series.

The nine-episode limited series premiered on Apple TV+ on August 1, 2025. Executive producers include Momoa, Sibbett, Francis Lawrence, Peter Chernin, and Tim Van Patten, with production spanning New Zealand and Hawaiʻi and cultural consultants embedded across departments for language and historical authenticity.

4. ‘Platonic’ (2023– )

Co-created by Francesca Delbanco and Nicholas Stoller, this half-hour comedy follows former best friends Sylvia and Will—played by Rose Byrne and Seth Rogen—who reconnect in midlife and upend each other’s routines. The cast also features Luke Macfarlane, Tre Hale, Andrew Lopez, and Carla Gallo, with Stoller directing and Byrne and Rogen among the executive producers.

Season 2 premiered in 2025, with the creators noting they wrote Sylvia specifically for Byrne and designed the show to explore opposite-sex friendship without leaning on infidelity tropes. The series is produced by Stoller Global Solutions and Sony Pictures Television for Apple TV+.

3. ‘Invasion’ (2021– )

This science-fiction drama tracks a global alien incursion through multiple perspectives—from Long Island to Japan to the Middle East. Created by Simon Kinberg and David Weil, the ensemble includes Golshifteh Farahani as Aneesha Malik, Shamier Anderson as Trevante Cole, and Shioli Kutsuna as Mitsuki, with music by Max Richter (season 1) and Bobby Krlic (season 2).

Produced by Kinberg Genre and Boat Rocker, the series launched in 2021 on Apple TV+ and has continued with multi-season storylines about human survival, scientific response, and shifting alien tactics. Executive producers include Kinberg, Weil, and Jakob Verbruggen.

2. ‘Slow Horses’ (2022– )

Based on Mick Herron’s Slough House novels, this British spy thriller follows MI5 cast-offs stuck in “Slough House,” led by the irascible Jackson Lamb, played by Gary Oldman. Jack Lowden co-stars as River Cartwright alongside Kristin Scott Thomas, Sophie Okonedo, and Jonathan Pryce. The series was created for television by Will Smith (the British writer/producer) and produced by See-Saw Films for Apple TV+.

Each season adapts a novel from the book series; season 5 premiered on September 24, 2025, continuing the show’s run of six-episode arcs and weekly releases. Directors across the run include James Hawes and Adam Randall, with renewals already announced through season 7.

1. ‘The Morning Show’ (2019– )

The drama centers on a high-stakes U.S. morning news program and the power struggles surrounding its anchors and executives. Jennifer Aniston plays Alex Levy and Reese Witherspoon plays Bradley Jackson, with Billy Crudup as network executive Cory Ellison and Jon Hamm joining later as tech billionaire Paul Marks. The series debuted on Apple TV+ in 2019, created by Jay Carson and developed by Kerry Ehrin, with Mimi Leder among its executive producers and directors.

Seasons chart the show’s coverage of headline events and corporate shake-ups while following the network’s retooling under new leadership. The series is produced by Media Res, Echo Films, Hello Sunshine, and Apple, with Kerry Ehrin (seasons 1–2) and Charlotte Stoudt (season 3) serving as showrunners; Apple announced a fourth season for fall 2025.

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