Apple TV+ Sports Comedy ‘Ted Lasso’ Remains Most-Watched Show of the Week

Apple TV+ continues to grow its collection of original content, offering a blend of celebrated comedies, intricate sci-fi thrillers, and high-profile dramas on the horizon. Viewers have engaged with a wide array of captivating stories this week, from established multi-season favorites to eagerly awaited new productions.

‘Trying’ (2020–)

‘Trying’ follows Nikki and Jason, a British couple eager to start a family but facing unexpected fertility hurdles. To achieve their dream of parenthood, they embark on the complicated journey of adoption. With chaotic support from their quirky families and dysfunctional friends, they must prove their worthiness to an adoption panel. The series stars Rafe Spall and Esther Smith, with Imelda Staunton in a supporting role. Created by Andy Wolton, it delves into the emotional and logistical challenges of modern family planning.

‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ (2025)

‘Your Friends & Neighbors’ revolves around Coop, a recently divorced hedge fund manager who suddenly loses his lucrative job. In a desperate attempt to maintain his extravagant lifestyle, he starts breaking into the opulent homes of his affluent suburban neighbors to steal valuables. His plan takes a perilous turn when he inadvertently targets the wrong house, uncovering dark secrets within the neighborhood. Created by Jonathan Tropper, the drama features Jon Hamm in the lead role alongside Amanda Peet.

‘Lucky’ (2026)

‘Lucky’ tells the story of a clever con artist who finds herself on the run after a high-stakes, multi-million-dollar heist goes awry. As law enforcement closes in, she must evade both a determined FBI investigation and a vengeful crime boss. To survive the chaos, she relies on her cunning, combat skills, and deception to carve out an escape route. Created by Jonathan Tropper, the action-thriller stars Anya Taylor-Joy in the titular role, alongside Annette Bening and Timothy Olyphant.

‘Shrinking’ (2023–)

‘Shrinking’ centers on Jimmy Laird, a grieving therapist who begins to breach professional ethics by candidly expressing his thoughts to clients. This unfiltered approach leads to dramatic changes and unexpected breakthroughs in both his patients’ lives and his own. Meanwhile, Jimmy navigates his strained relationship with his daughter and seeks guidance from his senior colleague, Dr. Paul Rhoades. The comedy-drama was created by Brett Goldstein, Bill Lawrence, and Jason Segel, who stars alongside Harrison Ford.

‘Widow’s Bay’ (2026)

‘Widow’s Bay’ is set in a remote New England coastal town known for harboring an ancient curse. Despite local superstitions and warnings from residents, the ambitious mayor aims to transform the area into a top tourist destination. His promotional efforts trigger a series of bizarre and comedic supernatural events that threaten the town’s stability. Created by Katie Dippold, the horror-comedy series stars Matthew Rhys as the determined mayor alongside Stephen Root.

‘Slow Horses’ (2022–)

‘Slow Horses’ portrays Slough House, a place for MI5 agents who have made career-ending mistakes. Led by the cynical and abrasive Jackson Lamb, these disgraced operatives handle tedious paperwork while enduring his constant jabs. Despite their exile, they often find themselves embroiled in dangerous conspiracies that threaten national security. Based on Mick Herron’s novels, the espionage thriller stars Gary Oldman, Jack Lowden, and Kristin Scott Thomas.

‘Last Seen’ (2026)

‘Last Seen’ follows emergency services dispatcher Ian Ridley during a routine shift that quickly escalates into a personal crisis. After responding to a frantic call, Ian becomes convinced that the terrified teenager on the line is his daughter, who vanished years ago. Determined to uncover the truth, he embarks on an unsanctioned investigation, risking everything to find her. The Australian crime drama stars Patrick Brammall, with support from Brendan Cowell and Maxine Peake.

‘Dark Matter’ (2024)

‘Dark Matter’ focuses on Jason Dessen, a Chicago physicist and family man who is abducted into an alternate version of his life. In this parallel reality, he is a celebrated genius who invented a multidimensional portal instead of leading a quiet domestic life. To return to his true family, Jason must navigate a bewildering corridor of infinite parallel realities while evading an alternate version of himself. Created by Blake Crouch, based on his science-fiction novel, the series stars Joel Edgerton and Jennifer Connelly.

‘Silo’ (2023–)

‘Silo’ is set in a dystopian future where the last ten thousand humans live in an underground bunker that stretches hundreds of stories below ground. The community follows strict regulations to protect themselves from the toxic wasteland outside. Engineer Juliette Nichols starts investigating the mysterious death of a loved one and uncovers dangerous truths about the bunker’s history. Adapted from Hugh Howey’s book series by Graham Yost, the sci-fi drama features Rebecca Ferguson and Tim Robbins.

‘Ted Lasso’ (2020–)

‘Ted Lasso’ follows an optimistic American college football coach who is unexpectedly hired to manage AFC Richmond, an English Premier League soccer team. Despite his complete lack of soccer experience, Ted uses empathy, relentless positivity, and folksy wisdom to win over skeptical players and fans. His unconventional coaching style gradually transforms the club’s culture while challenging the cynical motives of team owner Rebecca Welton. Developed by Jason Sudeikis, Bill Lawrence, Brendan Hunt, and Joe Kelly, the sports comedy-drama stars Sudeikis alongside Hannah Waddingham.

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