Collider argues that Apple TV’s relatively small catalogue prioritises ambitious, enduring storytelling over sheer volume, and identifies six series it believes merit all-time-great status.

– ‘Lessons in Chemistry’ follows Elizabeth Zott, a gifted 1950s chemist who becomes a cooking-show host after sexism shuts her out of the laboratory.
– The eight-episode drama combines grief, gender inequality and racism, while presenting cooking as a route to women’s empowerment.
– ‘Pachinko’, adapted from Min Jin Lee’s novel, traces a Korean family across four generations in Korea, Japan and America.
– Its central figure, Sunja, endures poverty, discrimination and war in Japan, while later generations confront identity and belonging.