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Pluribus dominates Apple TV as the most-watched series

Milan Jovicic by Milan Jovicic
December 13, 2025 - 16:03 CET
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Apple TV has announced a new record. The series Pluribus has quickly become the most-watched series in the streaming service's history. Following an exceptionally strong premiere, Apple has now officially confirmed another milestone, clearly underscoring the production's significance. Pluribus has thus surpassed all previous successful Apple TV shows.

Even before its launch, it was clear that Pluribus was intended to play a special role in Apple TV's series portfolio. Apple itself promoted the drama as the service's biggest drama premiere. Vince Gilligan, known for Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul, is responsible for the series. Expectations were correspondingly high. The now-confirmed viewership records show that these expectations were not only met but significantly exceeded.

Pluribus surpasses Severance and sets new standards

Last month, Apple announced that Pluribus had overtaken the second season of Severance as the most successful drama series on Apple TV. This move wasn't entirely unexpected given the high hype surrounding Vince Gilligan's new project. Nevertheless, it marked a significant moment, as Severance had previously been one of the service's most successful shows.

However, the success of Pluribus didn't end with this announcement. Apple has now confirmed that the series has achieved new record highs not only within the drama genre, but across all platforms.

The most-watched series in Apple TV history

On the same day that F1 The Movie debuted at the top of the Apple TV movie charts, another confirmation came from Cupertino. Pluribus is officially the most-watched series in Apple TV history. Apple publicly celebrated this milestone with a post on X, describing it as an eventful day for the service.

Apple traditionally doesn't release specific viewership figures. Therefore, it remains unclear how many views are actually behind the record. Nevertheless, the statement gains significance when considering which series have previously been considered Apple TV's flagship shows.

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Comparison with previous successful series

Apple TV has enjoyed several major series successes in recent years. These include Ted Lasso, Severance, The Morning Show, Slow Horses, and most recently, The Studio. These productions have significantly shaped the streaming service's profile and contributed to its growing market presence.

The fact that Pluribus overtook all these series within just a few weeks underscores the extraordinary momentum of its launch. This success is all the more remarkable given that Apple TV focuses on a significantly smaller, curated selection compared to other streaming services.

Season finale and future of the series

The first season of Pluribus is already heading towards its finale. The ninth and final episode of the first season will be released on December 26th. A second season is already in production. Apple originally committed to two seasons, which, given the current viewing figures, is proving to be a wise decision.

This makes it clear that Pluribus will play a central role in Apple TV's long-term series offerings. The sequel is likely to generate high expectations once again.

Apple TV at a glance

Apple TV is currently available for €9.99 per month. In addition to Pluribus, the streaming service offers other successful series and films, including F1 The Movie, Severance, The Studio, The Morning Show, Shrinking, and Silo. With the continued success of Pluribus, Apple TV is strengthening its position in the premium segment and further expanding its profile as a provider of high-quality series.

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Apple TV achieves a historic record with Pluribus

With Pluribus, Apple TV has reached a historic milestone. The series is not only the service's most successful drama production, but also its most-watched series overall. Without disclosing specific figures, Apple is sending a clear signal about the growing relevance of its own content. Pluribus exemplifies Apple TV's strategic direction and demonstrates how firmly the service has established itself in the television market. The best products for you: Our Amazon Storefront offers a wide selection of accessories, including those compatible with HomeKit. (Image: Apple)

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