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Apple TV+ has been described as “the place celebrities go to hide,” and it’s more true than John Oliver knew when he said that. Even though it is one of the least watched streaming services around, its offerings have some of the best working actors in Hollywood and the
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There are few seminal novels in the world of science fiction and fantasy that have not gotten on-screen treatment. The Lord of the Rings, for example, revolutionized fantasy, and Peter Jackson's films are still considered the definitive versions. Dune literally changed science fiction from Princesses on Mars
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Ted Lasso may have been the British-based series that put Apple TV+ on the map, but Trying, which debuted weeks before the sports juggernaut in May 2020 and spent years being overlooked despite being the more dependably well-done series, will have the last laugh. The family dramedy about
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Most Americans hadn't heard of Noel Fielding prior to 2017, when he was hired by Channel 4 to host The Great British Baking Show in place of Sue and Mel when the series moved house from the BBC. But Fielding had a cult following among fans of British
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The great American author William Faulkner once said, "The past is never dead. It's not even the past." But rarely has that saying felt more true or timely than while watching Apple TV+'s new historical thriller Manhunt, a story of the search for Abraham
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The newest streaming comedy that wants to steal your heart (literally) is The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin, not to be confused with any of the many preceding shows and movies that share its eponymous origins. Of course, The Completely Made-Up Adventures of Dick Turpin isn’t
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Conspiracy thrillers often feel like they're a dime a dozen these days, but rarely are they about anything as seemingly mundane as math. But, Apple TV+ seems to think it can make the prospect of mathematic espionage exciting with its upcoming drama Prime Target, the story of a
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The finale of Apple TV+'s tense crime thriller Criminal Record certainly ended the series' run with a bang, both literally and figuratively speaking. The series which followed the story of two police detectives who find themselves at odds when an anonymous emergency call reignites questions about a
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For seven episodes, we’ve been wondering who killed Adelaide Burrows. Was it Errol Mathis, who has been convicted of the crime? Were Hegarty, Kim, and Tony knowingly protecting the real perpetrator of the crime? Is Hegarty an evil mastermind or just a detective who had a bad day? Most
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Apple TV+ has set an official streaming premiere date for Napoleon, its splashy, historical epic that follows the rise and fall of the iconic French emperor. Directed by Ridley Scott (The Last Duel), the movie's theatrical run saw it nominated for three Academy Awards (Best Visual Effects, Production
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Everything we’ve been waiting six episodes for was finally revealed in Criminal Record’s seventh episode entitled “The Sixty-Twos.” The episode flashes back to late summer 2011, Adelaide’s murder and Errol’s confession. We get A LOT of context for what was going on with all the
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If things reached an emotional boiling point in the fifth episode, the show’s sixth outing entitled “Beehive” reaches a gutwrenching one. Once again, June spends an inordinate amount of time staring intently at her computer (this repetitive narrative device is the show’s achilles heel). This time June figures