3 Apple TV Shows Trending This Weekend

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Apr. 11, 2026 at 6:53pm

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Stream these top Apple TV shows this weekend, including the dark comedy crime drama "Your Friends & Neighbors" starring Jon Hamm, the acclaimed multigenerational family saga "Pachinko", and the black comedy thriller "Bad Sisters".

Why it matters

Apple TV may not have the vast library of some major streaming services, but it makes up for it with high-quality original programming that has captured the attention of viewers. These three trending shows represent the best of Apple TV's diverse and acclaimed offerings.

The details

"Your Friends & Neighbors" stars Jon Hamm as a disgraced hedge fund manager who turns to stealing from his neighbors to maintain his lavish lifestyle. In season 2, his criminal activities put him in the crosshairs of a dangerous new neighbor. "Pachinko" is a sweeping, multi-generational drama following a Korean family as they navigate life in Japan, facing prejudice and finding success in the pachinko business. "Bad Sisters" is a black comedy thriller about five tight-knit sisters whose bond is tested when one of their husbands turns out to be abusive.

  • "Your Friends & Neighbors" season 2 premiered earlier this month.
  • "Pachinko" has released two acclaimed seasons so far.
  • "Bad Sisters" debuted its first season in 2022.

The players

Jon Hamm

An acclaimed actor known for his role in the hit series "Mad Men" who stars in the Apple TV show "Your Friends & Neighbors".

Yuh-Jung Youn

The award-winning South Korean actress who plays the lead role of Kim Sunja in the Apple TV drama "Pachinko".

Sharon Horgan

The Irish actress, writer, and producer who stars in and co-created the Apple TV black comedy "Bad Sisters".

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The takeaway

Apple TV may not have the sheer volume of content as some of the biggest streaming services, but it more than makes up for it with high-quality, critically acclaimed original programming that has captured the attention of viewers and critics alike.