10 Lesser-Known Series on Apple TV+ That Deserve A Spotlight

1. "For All Mankind"

Imagine, if you will, a world where the USSR beat the USA to the moon. Ruffled feathers, right? This series twists history, charting an alternate space race that never cooled down.

Cosmonauts and astronauts jostle for lunar territory, leading to a moonbase Cold War. From Earth to the stars, tensions simmer, alliances shift, and rockets roar. It's not just about reaching space; it's about holding it. After all, what's a bit of galactic competition between friends?

2. "Mythic Quest: Raven's Banquet"

Enter the frenzied world of game development, where pixels matter and egos... matter even more.

At Mythic Quest, they're crafting the world's most popular MMORPG. The game's creator, Ian Grimm, is as passionate as he is narcissistic. But behind every great game lies a team: quirky coders, fervent writers, and marketing maniacs.

As update deadlines loom and players rebel, the office becomes a battleground. It's a digital dance of creativity versus commerce. Yet, aren't the best games born from chaos?

3. "Trying"

Nikki and Jason want a baby. Simple? Not quite. The adoption process proves a veritable maze: assessments, interviews, and introspections galore.

As they navigate the system, their relationship, quirks, and insecurities stand stark. Yet, amidst bureaucratic battles, their humor, heart, and hope shine. Can love truly conquer the red tape? Tune in, for a tale of trial, tribulation, and... trying.

4. "Servant"

They say parenthood changes you. For the Turners, it went a tad... askew. Grieving their lost son, they get a "reborn" doll. Normal? Not until they hire a mysterious nanny, Leanne, who treats the doll as living.

Paranormal events spiral, tensions mount, and secrets slither out. Every episode dishes out eerie servings. One wonders, is it supernatural, psychological, or a sinister blend?

5. "Tehran"

Niv Sultan's Tamar is a Mossad hacker-agent with a mission: infiltrate Tehran. But it's not just codes and keyboards; she's returning to her birthplace. The stakes skyrocket as her task sways from technical to personal. Double agents, cyber warfare, and old flames make for a perilous mix.

As loyalties blur and operations go awry, one question remains: Where does allegiance lie when home is the heart of the conflict? It's not just a spy thriller; it's a digital dive into divided loyalties.

6. "See"

In a future decimated by a virus, humanity survives but is left blind.

Society rebuilds with unique norms and tribal structures, where senses sharpen, and sight is a myth. Enter Baba Voss, a warrior-leader, protecting his tribe and two newborns... who can see. As word spreads, the twins become targets.

Pursuits, power struggles, and prophecies intertwine, questioning the true meaning of vision. Can sight save society or shatter it? Watch, and behold a world un-See-n.

7. "Dickinson"

Emily Dickinson, 1850s poetess, but not as history remembers. Here, old meets new: horse carriages and bass-heavy beats, corsets and contemporary slang.

Emily grapples with societal constraints, family expectations, and her budding queerness. Her vivid imagination paints poetic escapades, where Death's a suave coachman, and fame's an enigmatic flirt.

The series waltzes between earnest emotion and anachronistic amusement. Because who said the past can't be... peculiarly present? Vintage vibes, with a vivacious twist!

8. "Truth Be Told"

Poppy Parnell, an investigative journalist turned podcaster, revisits a murder from her past. Childhood friend? Convicted for killing his neighbor. But new evidence stirs doubts and a podcast re-examination. As episodes drop, truths twist, relationships rupture, and justice remains ever elusive.

In a media-driven world, can truth stand clear, or does it bow to buzz? Listen closely; every echo hides a clue.

9. "Little America"

Across the vast U.S. tapestry, immigrant tales thread in vibrant colors. Each episode unveils a real-life story: a Nigerian cowboy, an Indian spelling bee champ, a Chinese mother in a foreign land.

Love, loss, aspirations, and adjustments paint these poignant portraits. Cultures clash, dreams dare, and spirits soar. It's not just about reaching American soil; it's about rooting oneself amidst alien terrains. Little stories, with vast visions.

10. "The Morning Show"

The sun hasn't risen, but drama at UBA's "The Morning Show" is already brewing.

When co-anchor Mitch is fired for misconduct, the network quakes. Enter Bradley, an inexperienced but fiery journalist, tapped to replace him. Tensions flare with longtime anchor Alex, as ratings, politics, and personal lives intertwine.

Scandals, secrets, and on-air surprises become the daily menu. Broadcast news? More like broadcasted pandemonium. But hey, that's showbiz, right?