Need a New Show to Binge? Our 2022 Apple TV+ Picks Like "Severance" Are Must Streams

"Central Park," now in its third season, revolves around Owen Tillerman and his family as they live an unconventional life in — you guessed it — Central Park. As park manager, Owen works to maintain the beauty and integrity of the area as a wealthy hotel heiress plots to turn it into condos.

Watch "Central Park" on AppleTV+ now.

Hilde Lasko is a bright young girl with a penchant for detective journalism, just like her father. When she moves to a small lakeside town, Hilde stumbles upon a mystery that many people, including her father, have worked hard to keep buried. Season two started streaming in 2021.

Watch "Home Before Dark" on Apple TV+ now.

In "The Morning Show," Jennifer Aniston portrays longtime daily A.M. news program host Alex, whose routine is totally shaken up when her longtime cohost, played by Steve Carell, is accused of sexual misconduct. To replace the disgraced morning anchor, brash and green newswoman Bradley, played by Reese Witherspoon, is brought in. The pair's relationship ebbs and flows throughout seasons one and two, and a third season is on the horizon.

Watch "The Morning Show" on Apple TV+ now.

Following both "Long Way Round" and "Long Way Down," Ewan McGregor is back on a journey across South and Central America. If you love motorcycles, adventure, and seeing remarkable parts of the world, this documentary series is definitely for you.

Watch "Long Way Up" on Apple TV+ now.

Nikki and Jason really want a baby. Unfortunately, their dream doesn't seem to be in the cards — so they begin looking into adoption. This relatable comedy, now streaming its third season, explores the dysfunction and chaos of life in your 30s as Nikki and Jason work to convince an adoption panel that they would be great parents.

Watch "Trying" on Apple TV+ now.

Bess King is undoubtedly talented — but, like the rest of us, rejection, relationships, and family often get in the way of her dreams. This drama about finding your true voice also features original music by Sara Bareilles.

Watch "Little Voice" on Apple TV+ now.

Jason Sudeikis makes his Emmy-winning turn in this comedy as the titular Ted Lasso, who despite only having experience coaching American football, moves to England to coach a soccer team. Will the players ever take him seriously, or will the doubtful team reject him as their fearless leader?

Watch "Ted Lasso" on Apple TV+ now.

Based on the real events at a New Orleans hospital in the immediate aftermath of Hurricane Katrina, "Five Days at Memorial" focuses on the controversial deaths of critical patients at the heavily damaged medical facility. The 2022 series stars Vera Farmiga and Cornelius Smith Jr.

Watch "Five Days at Memorial" on Apple TV+ now.

"See" finds Hollywood hunk Jason Momoa in a not-so-distant future, where humanity has lost vision and has adapted to a primitive life. Season three of the series was released in August.

Watch "See" on Apple TV+ now.

In "Surface," Sophie (Gugu Mbatha-Raw) is grappling with a shaky memory and endless questions after a jump from a ferry leaves her with a traumatic brain injury. As she begins to unravel what she knows about her life before the incident, she questions what's real and what's a fabrication.

Watch "Surface" on Apple TV+ now.

Inspired by real events — and starring Ray Liotta in his final role before his death — "Black Bird" follows Jimmy Keene (Taron Egerton) as he tries to befriend a suspected serial killer while behind bars in order to shorten his own sentence. Coercing the fellow inmate to divulge details about the murders, though, isn't as easy as Keene thought.

Watch "Black Bird" on Apple TV+ now.

Rose Byrne returned in season two of "Physical" as Sheila Rubin, a 1980s housewife who transforms her life through exercise videos. Soon, she becomes a lifestyle guru with hoards of fellow overlooked mom acolytes.

Watch "Physical" on Apple TV+ now.

Based on the book by Lauren Beukes, "Shining Girls" melds crime thriller with sci-fi, as journalist Kirby (Elisabeth Moss) tries to piece together the events around her traumatic assault as her reality keeps changing.

Watch "Shining Girls" on Apple TV+ now.

Another book-to-movie adaptation, "Pachinko" explores the life of Sunja (played by Minha Kim and Youn Yuh-jung), a Korean woman who has endured many struggles in her lifetime, from getting pregnant as a teenager to immigrating to Japan to give her children a better life.

Watch "Pachinko" on Apple TV+ now.

M. Night Shyamalan fan? There's an Apple TV+ show for that! All three seasons of "Servant," starring Rupert Grint and Lauren Ambrose, are currently streaming on the platform. At the psychological thriller's core is a Philadelphia couple who is navigating grief very differently when a strange nanny enters their lives.

Watch "Servant" on Apple TV+ now.

Another story ripped from the headlines plays out in "WeCrashed" starring Anne Hathaway and Jared Leto as embattled WeWork founder Adam Neumann and his wife Rebekah Neumann. The series is based on the Wondery podcast "WeCrashed: The Rise and Fall of WeWork."

Watch "WeCrashed" on Apple TV+ now.

"Schmigadoon!" is a musical comedy loosely inspired by the musical Brigadoon, about a small town that can only be accessed once a century. In this goofy parody, a backpacking couple played by Cecily Strong and Keegan-Michael Key, stumble into a town full of residents convinced they're living in a 1940s movie musical. Unfortunately, they're stuck there until they discover "true love."

Watch "Schmigadoon!" on Apple TV+ now.

Emily Dickinson gets a modern remake in this OG Apple TV+ series "Dickinson," starring Hailee Steinfeld. A coming-of-age story about the iconic author, "Dickinson"'s Emily writes poetry as she pushes back against her parents' attempts to marry her off.

Watch "Dickinson" on Apple TV+ now.

The Ben Stiller-directed psychological thriller with Adam Scott as the lead follows the employees of a biotechnology company who have undergone a futuristic medical procedure that severs their personal life memories from their work-life memories. But the concept of forgetting office politics when you're at home isn't quite as good as it sounds — there's something more sinister afoot.

Watch "Severance" on Apple TV+ now.