So subscribed to Apple TV+ in order to watch Masters of the Air. What other content should I be watching on it?

Greyhound: Excellent Tom Hanks movie about a WW2 destroyer captain trying to protect his Atlantic supply convoy from U-boats.

Finch: Tom Hanks movie about a man, his dog, and a robot trying to make it in the post-apocalyptic US.

Tetris: True story of all the Cold War-era corporate espionage and backstabbing that occurred in attempts to secure the video game rights to the Tetris game from the Soviet Union in the 1980s. (Surprisingly, way more engaging and entertaining that it might sound.)

The Greatest Beer Run Ever: True story about a merchant mariner who gets the harebrained idea to takes a suitcase of beer over to Vietnam and then hitchhike around to deliver beers to all his buddies fighting in-country during the Vietnam War.

Ted Lasso: Funny/charming series about an overly cheerful American football coach who becomes a British soccer coach.

Long Way Round/Long Way Down/Long Way Up: Three related real-life travel series about Ewan McGregor and his best friend travelling in grueling long-distance trips all over the world on motorcycles.

Severance: Weird but enthralling sci-fi(ish) series about people hired to work on a mysterious project in an office building for a cult-like corporation, which is so secretive that it requires their memory to be wiped.

Killers of the Flower Moon: Martin Scorsese's latest film, a true story about a local family plotting to kill a number of Native Americans in 1920s Oklahoma to steal the oil rights to their land.

Silo: Sci-fi series about a community of people surviving in a large underground bunker after a global war renders the surface uninhabitable. (I haven't gotten around to seeing this one yet, but I've heard it's good, and I enjoyed the book series on which it's based when I read them several years back.)

And the new Napoleon film will be available on Apple TV+ in the near future.

Ted Lasso is hands down a great touching 3-season adventure. Not to be missed.

Tehran is a great spy/thriller Israel vs Iran

Acapulco is a fun/comedy romantic adventure

Slow Horses is a great spy/comedic flair with Gary Oldman at his best performance.

Many more, enjoy

My must watch":
- Ted Lasso
- Greyhound
- Long Way Round/Long Way Down/Long Way Up

What has been mentioned, and Foundation.

Blackbird !!!

Blackbird may be one of the best shows I've seen in quite a long time. It's 6 episodes and based off a true story about a serial killer who confesses to murders he doesnt commit to get away with the ones that he does. This killer is about to get out of jail on a technicality, and the FBI convinces basically a con man to befriend him and try to elicit a confession on this dude's murders to keep him in prison. Its phenomenal.

Sweet Galloping Godzilla!! Got to watch Monarch, Legacy of Monsters.

And Slow Horses.

And Ted Lasso.

Great list Rouge, spot-on with all of them.

I recently watched Tetris and I very much enjoyed it, pretty underrated as a movie. My understanding that there's some severe exaggerating and stretching of the truth compared to the events in the book but, situations, the tension and conflicts were all real.

Has anybody mentioned Slow Horses?

Foundation,

if you have read the book(s) you may be a bit upset, since it does not exactly follow them,,, much,

however it is a pretty good series,


Ted Lasso, esp the Christmas episode, damn good series



For All Mankind, a bit of an alternative history of the space program, and the world in general,