Vince Gilligan's Pluribus displays a deeply unsettling hive mind, but could something like this actually happen to human beings?

Looking for what to stream this weekend? Here’s every major new movie and show hitting Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, Apple TV and more.

Apple TV left the Plus behind, but the streamer's impressive roster of must-see programs remains. And if you're only familiar with titles like Severance and Ted Lasso, let this be your wake-up call: Apple TV has many shows you should be watching.

Creator Zack Gilligan, the clever mind that brought us "Breaking Bad" and "Better Call Saul," has blessed sci-fi lovers with " Pluribus ," the captivating new 10-episode dramatic series. The show just debuted on Apple TV on Nov. 7, 2025 and its myriad head-scratching mysteries are causing quite a pop culture stir.

Apple recently announced that Apple TV subscribers can stream MLS matches at no additional cost beginning in 2026. Here's everything that's included.

Starting with the upcoming tvOS 26.2 update, currently in beta, additional profiles created on the Apple TV no longer require their own Apple Account. In the Settings app on the Apple TV, under Profiles and Accounts,

Apple TV's new sci-fi hit has already lost its global streaming crown to one of the streamer's longest-running series, The Morning Show.

For the last several years, Apple TV has continually featured some of the best deals in streaming service history. This year, it is likely to repeat with something similar.

Beginning in 2026, all MLS matches will be available to stream for Apple TV subscribers at no additional cost.

EXCLUSIVE: Apple TV is in early development on a series based on the Financial Times/Pushkin podcast Hot Money: The New Narcos. The series is set to be produced by Eden Productions. Investigated and hosted by Financial Times' reporter Miles Johnson,