The 83rd Annual Golden Globe Awards showcased the ongoing achievements of Apple TV, as the streaming service captured three major awards. “The Studio” and “Pluribus” emerged as the top shows, each receiving significant acclaim and accolades.
“The Studio,” a comedy series featuring Seth Rogen, clinched the Best Television Series award in the Musical or Comedy category. Rogen was also honored with the award for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Television Series for Musical and Comedy. Premiering in March 2025, the show whimsically delves into the tumultuous realm of Hollywood from the perspective of a studio director. It has already broken records, outshining the accomplishments of prior Apple TV successes like “Ted Lasso.”
Conversely, “Pluribus,” a science fiction drama, garnered Rhea Seehorn the award for Best Female Actor in a Television Series in the Drama category. The series, placed in a universe dominated by a mind-controlling virus, tracks writer Carol Sturka as she maneuvers through a changed Earth. Despite initial doubts, “Pluribus” has enthralled viewers with its distinctive narrative and has been greenlit for a second season.
Both series highlight Apple TV’s prowess in attracting premier talent and crafting engaging content, reinforcing its position in the fiercely competitive streaming arena.