
The success of Pluribus on Apple TV demonstrates that previous criticisms of the show were unfounded.
Since its debut, Pluribus has become the highest-rated sci-fi series on Apple TV, according to Rotten Tomatoes. It currently boasts an impressive 98% critics’ score, a record it continues to hold. After just seven episodes, the show created by Vince Gilligan has proven incredibly popular, establishing itself as a major success story for Apple TV’s science fiction programming.
Pluribus Is Officially The Most Watched Show In Apple TV History
Apple TV announced on Instagram that Pluribus is now its most popular show ever. You can see the announcement post below.
It’s a huge accomplishment considering Apple TV has already produced many popular and varied TV shows. They’ve consistently received excellent reviews and strong viewership, even in genres like science fiction, with hits such as Silo, Severance, and Foundation.
Considering how many popular, high-quality sci-fi shows are already available, the success of Pluribus – both with critics and audiences – is particularly impressive.
Pluribus’ Monumental Feat Proves Its Biggest Criticism Wrong
While many viewers and critics are praising Pluribus, some find its pace very slow. This criticism makes sense, as the show hasn’t fully developed its story even after seven episodes. However, a slow pace isn’t necessarily a bad thing.
If the first season of Pluribus doesn’t tell enough of the story, fans may be waiting a while for the next season to arrive.
Apple TV hasn’t always been quick to release new seasons of its shows, often leaving viewers waiting a long time between installments. For example, season 3 of Severance probably won’t arrive until 2027, and we don’t even have a release timeframe for season 3 of Silo. This makes it difficult not to worry about how slowly Pluribus is progressing and whether that will diminish audience excitement as time goes on.
Despite being a slow-burn series, Pluribus has captivated audiences with its shocking plot twists, well-developed characters, and strong acting. Even with the long waits between episodes and seasons, the show provides enough compelling content to keep viewers engaged, which is a key reason for its popularity on Apple TV.
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2025-12-13 20:18