Apple TV+ series are like a recipe; some like it with more sauce, some like it with more or less cooked meat, some like it a little healthier, some like it a little spicy… Personally, I like TV series. strange, absurd, grotesque, mysterious and with a high dose of intrigue. Just like ‘Separation’ or ‘Seniority’ in the Apple TV+ series.

Intrigue series These aren’t just about keeping the audience curious. throughout the main plot of each episode – and expertly concludes with a great ending contention In the purest style of Prison Break, but at the same time they have to make you thinkYour brain likes to form its own theories and share them openly.

The ‘Separation’ series is a bit like that. And then I’ll give you a series Reasons why I think this series of intrigue and suspense is worth watching on Apple TV+.

Reasons to watch ‘The Breakup’ on Apple TV+

Before we start talking about reasons to watch ‘Separación’, let’s put it all in context, as Luis Enrique said when he was Spain coach.

For those unfamiliar with this Apple TV+ series Let’s briefly summarize the subject It has its own kind of summary. Narrative centered (warning pre-advertisement of something) in a fictional society where people can decide to split their consciousness into two parallel lives.

Many companies are taking advantage of this separation technology to offer this opportunity to their employees. Separate consciousness at work and in real life. So much so that the “I” in your work doesn’t know what you do in your personal life, and your more social “I” doesn’t know what you do during work hours. This is where the ‘Separation’ intrigue spreads in its purest expression.

Adam Scott’s performance is amazing

Adam Scott portrays Mark Scout

One of the main reasons why I recommend watching ‘The Breakup’ is this: amazing acting skills of lead actor Adam Scott (“The Good Place”, “Ball Brothers”). He seems born specifically for this role.

It fits perfectly. He is a shocked, awkward man, focused on his work and upset by a dramatic trauma nestled deep in his regret.. He fits the role of “Mark” perfectly and is incredible. As a curiosity, he has been hired to work on Marvel’s ‘Madame Web’ filming in 2024 as “Ben Parker”.

Junk photography and beauty

Aerial camera view in ‘Ayrılık’

‘Leaving’ amazing environment Thanks to a largely overlooked factor in the filming of this Apple TV+ series of thrillers and intrigue: photography.

The director of the series, Ben Stiller, has successfully captured the beauty of daily life with truly excellent camera shots. Without eliminating the importance of the narrative, While the photographs of ‘Separación’ highlight the ordinariness of its characters’ lives, they also highlight the labyrinthine and strange fatality of a job We will detail this in the next point…

The magic of the intrigue of what could or should happen at any moment

Mr. Milchick’s Melon Festival

is One of Apple TV+’s best intrigue and thriller series For many reasons, it elevates and showcases the quality of original cinematographic works in Apple’s streaming platform catalogue. But mainly because a series of events occur in it (which I do not want) spoil) having land within the premises of a company conspiracies, mental paranoias and unsolved mysteries.

In fact, the work itself is a tribute to intrigue. Workers don’t really know what they are doing at work. and each employee section is separated so that they do not have contact with each other.

“Evil” in its sincerest form

Chameleon Patricia Arquette portrays Harmony Cobel

Like any TV series or movie, a good plot needs a good villain. Or in this case, the villain. And in this sense Patricia Arquette (“Childhood”, “True Romance”, “A Nightmare on Elm Street 3”) cannot be measured. Plays Harmony Cobel, a pale, cold and cruel director The company where the main protagonist works, constantly monitoring and controlling its employees to protect the company’s image from possible disputes and leaks. He was nominated for an Emmy for this role.

That’s why I highly recommend you watch ‘Separation’ or ‘Seniority’ on Apple TV+. If you haven’t seen it, make room for it on your to-do list, you won’t regret it!