3 Must-Watch Apple TV+ Series for Your Weekend Binge

As we did, we have managed another week. Now it’s time for a game, and I’m ready to bet only, it means going back with a show or two. If you are an Apple TV +subscriber, I will make you one and do three – three series totally bingable with episodes that you can spend in a single weekend.

I watched each of the programs on this list, and I think they all correspond to the bill for your weekend watch.

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The savages

I was a bit of a kick in nature, and recently, I have just made my way through the great new Geographic series of Ryan Reynolds, OutsideOn Disney +. Of course, it led me to The savagesA superb nature series on Apple TV + with a noble mission – to help save several of the most threatened species in the world of extinction.

The intro sequence Wild The episode begins with this shocking recall, spoken by the host of the show, the former British sailor Aldo Kane: “We lose up to 150 different species each day, and a million more are threatened with extinction.” Kane and his crew of intrepid cameramans are on a mission around the world to film, photograph and raise awareness of some of these threatened animals, “before it is too late”.

Throughout its six episodes, the team goes towards beautiful distant places, including the jungle of Malaysia, where they are looking for a rare tiger; Mongolia, looking for Gobi bear; And even at the depths of the North Atlantic, where they are approaching a few straight whales, of which only 400 remains.

Despite the disastrous goal of the show, The savages is beautifully turned, with an incredible close -up photograph, and Kane and the team have a camaraderie and a lightness that makes you want to follow.

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The studio

If you have not taken the time to slide the devil of the show nominated at the Emmy Emmy of Evan Goldberg, then it’s the weekend-do it! The studio is the love letter of the long -standing writing duo to all madness, the surface and the point of the Hollywood area, while miraculously maintaining the gold thread of the wonder and the magic of the film that keeps us forever captivated.

With an incredible list of Camée’s appearances on List A of Charlize Theron, Martin Scorsese, Ron Howard, Olivia Wilde and many others, The studio Follows the atrociously stressed life of Matt Remick (Rogen), the newly named head of Continental Studios. Matt’s atrocious need for approval and recognition – in particular his own staff, played perfection by Catherine O’hara, Katherine Hahn and Ike Barinholtz – made for some of the most worthy and ridiculously hilarious situations on television.

Outstanding episodes include WaveWhere Matt just can’t stay away from the shooting of Sarah Polley as she pulls the elusive end of his film (the episode itself is brilliantly shot in a fluid intake), and the final of the season, in which everyone stumbles hard on mushrooms before a large Cinemacon presentation.

The studio is an essential television, so watch it before the EMMY next month to bask in his victory when he wins All​​​​​​ (if Breakup doesn’t).

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Dark matter

If you are a fan of parallel and parallel reality thrillers such as Hulu DevelopersNetflix OAand Apple’s BreakupSo this trip of mind of nine episodes based on the best -selling novel by Blake Crouch is just on the target. I loved each episode of Dark matterAnd I am happy to announce that there is a second current season … because I need answers.

Joel Edgerton embodies Jason Dessen, professor of physics of everyone in Chicago, married to Daniella (Jennifer Connelly), a gifted artist. They have a teenage son named Charlie, and she is a happy family. But there is another version of Jason, with another dimension, and he found a way to cross the worlds, kidnap Jason 1 and exchange lives with him.

Daniella and Charlie cannot make the difference at the beginning, and while Jason 2 has trouble maintaining cunning, Jason 1 must travel through infinite versions of his reality, some similar and some very different, to return home and resume her life.

Dark matter is tense, imaginative and has excellent performance by Edgerton and Connelly, as well as a support distribution that includes A murder at the end of the world‘s Alice Braga and WestworldJimmi Simpson, who can all play several versions of their characters.

While EMMYS at prospective hours are approaching next month, it should be noted that 81 Apple TV +nominations, including the 23 aforementioned for The studio and 27 for season two of Breakup. Needless to say, Tim’s house does something good with its programming.

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Make a bingey weekend with these three Apple TV +series, you can go, with ease.