Need a great show to watch on Apple TV this weekend? Ebaster has picked three popular and highly-rated series that are perfect for a binge-watching session you can complete by Sunday night.
Our TV experts have chosen the most captivating new shows and movies available on Apple TV for Halloween 2025 and the beginning of November, including a critically acclaimed series with a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.
Ebaster now offers weekend binge-watching guides for streaming services like Netflix, Prime Video, Paramount+, and HBO Max. Get ready to relax and start November with Ebaster’s recommendations for the best shows to watch on Apple TV this weekend.
Down Cemetery Road
Apple TV+’s new series, Down Cemetery Road, is a truly captivating thriller. Starring the incredible Emma Thompson and Ruth Wilson, it’s a show that will grab your attention right away.
New episodes of the eight-part series come out every Wednesday, and the last episode will be available on December 10th. You can start watching now, with the first two episodes already streaming. The series is based on a novel by Mick Herron, who also wrote the popular Apple TV+ show, Slow Horses.
Reviewer Ebaster rated the show 8 out of 10, praising its exciting moments and steady rhythm. With critical praise and a 77% Fresh rating on Rotten Tomatoes, Down Cemetery Road is a great choice for a weekly watch on Apple TV this fall.
Black Bird
Even three years after it first aired, Black Bird is still considered one of the best miniseries on Apple TV+. The intense prison drama, featuring Taron Egerton and Paul Walter Hauser, expertly combines the suspense of a true crime story with thrilling psychological elements.
In the series, Ewan McGregor stars as James Keene, a prisoner who makes a deal with the FBI: he’ll befriend a suspected serial killer named Hauser in exchange for a reduced sentence. The FBI wants Keene to get a confession from Hauser, who is believed to have killed up to 18 women.
With a stellar 98% score on Rotten Tomatoes and a 95% audience approval rating, Black Bird is a gripping crime thriller that’s getting rave reviews. The six-episode Apple TV+ series features a powerful performance by the late Ray Liotta in his last television role, and with each episode under an hour long, it’s ideal for watching all at once over a weekend.
Where’s Wanda?
The Apple TV+ series Where’s Wanda? has earned a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, a rare achievement for any show. This 9-episode German comedy, released in 2024, is considered one of the best hidden gems in recent television.
The show follows the disappearance of Wanda Klatt and her parents’ frantic search to find her. While it might seem like a typical crime thriller about a missing person, Where’s Wanda? is actually a surprisingly funny and original series.
I was so glad to see The New York Times describe Where’s Wanda? as something different – not just another sad story about a missing kid from a rich family. They called it a fun, quirky mystery, and honestly, that’s exactly right! If you’re looking for a new show to really get into this weekend, I highly recommend checking it out on Apple TV – it’s definitely one of my top picks.
Looking For More Binge Options This Weekend?
Don’t miss Ebaster’s guide to the most popular Apple TV shows from last week—it’s a great way to catch up if you didn’t get a chance to watch them when they first aired.
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2025-11-01 03:41