From thrilling dramas to post-apocalyptic sci-fi fantasies, the Emmy award-winning streaming service has proven to compete with the best in the business. According to loopers on Openvy, these are the top 10 Apple TV+ shows you absolutely must watch:

A heartwarming comedy that follows the story of an American college football coach, Ted Lasso (Jason Sudeikis), hired to manage a struggling English soccer team, AFC Richmond. The only catch? He’s a rookie, having had no previous experience in the sport. With a flair for optimism and perseverance, he starts winning people on his team over, including Rebecca Welton (Hannah Waddingham)—the team’s scheming owner who wants to get back at her ex-husband, the previous owner, by running AFC Richmond to ground.

Seasons: 3

Lumon Industries, a biotech corporation, employs a unique medical procedure known as “severance” to separate the minds of its workers, creating a clear divide between their professional and personal lives. Over time, the individuals’ consciousness within the workplace, dubbed “innies,” diverges significantly from their consciousness outside of it, termed “outies.” This gradual separation results in the development of distinct personalities within the same person, each with its own set of motivations.

Season: 1

During its seven-hour voyage from Dubai to London, Flight KA29 falls victim to a hijacking. In a bid to rescue everyone aboard, Sam Nelson, a skilled corporate negotiator, must employ his professional expertise. On paper, Hijack offers nothing new. Combined with Idris Elba’s charismatic onscreen presence and a glossy real-time screenplay—truly the marks of an effective thriller—Hijack manages to keep you on the edge of your seat with bated breath.

Season: 1

Awarded the Best Drama Series at the International Emmy Awards in 2021, Tehran follows a covert Mossad hacker-agent, Tamar (Niv Sultan), who assumes a false identity to infiltrate Tehran with the objective of sabotaging Iran’s nuclear reactor. However, when her mission goes awry, she finds herself ensnared in an unfamiliar existence. Now, Tamar must strategize a daring operation that could endanger her closest relationships.

Seasons: 2

Jimmy Laird (Jason Segel), a therapist grappling with profound grief following his wife’s passing, starts to blur ethical boundaries as he candidly shares his inner thoughts with his patients, hoping to transform their lives in more ways than one. The show takes on often grim and melancholic tones, but never compromises on the quality of its humour.
Season: 1

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