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Apple today announced that several of its TV shows have been nominated for the 82nd Annual Golden Globe Awards. Popular series Slow Horses has been nominated for Best Drama, while Disclaimer, a psychological thriller miniseries starring Cate Blanchett, has been nominated for Best Limited Series.

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Slow Horses stars Gary Oldman and Jack Lowden have been nominated for Best Performance by a Male Actor in a Drama, while Disclaimer's Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline have been nominated for best actor awards for a limited series.

Jason Segel and Harrison Ford, the stars of hit comedy Shrinking, have been nominated for best comedy performance and best supporting role, respectively. Jake Gyllenhaal, star of Presumed Innocent, has also been nominated for best actor in a TV drama.

The Golden Globe winners are set to be announced on January 5, 2025. Apple previously won Golden Globes for Killers of the Flower Moon and Black Bird, and its original TV shows, movies, and documentaries have earned a total of 535 wins and 2,402 award nominations across the Oscars, Golden Globes, Emmys, and more.

Apple TV+ is priced at $9.99 per month in the United States, and it is available in more than 100 countries and regions. Customers who purchase and activate a new iPhone, iPad, ‌Apple TV‌, or Mac can get three months of ‌Apple TV‌+ for free.

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wikiverse
19 months ago
Slow Horses is the best show on Apple TV. It's exceptionally well written and well made. There are few shows that match the quality of writing that this show has.

It's also one of the few stand-out shows that have avoided the 'Apple Trap' of 8-10 episodes being commissioned without a pilot, only to have about 3-4 episodes worth of story to tell (Invasion, Suspicion, Hijack, etc). Or shows that really should have been 30 minutes being padded out to much longer run times (Ted Lasso S3).

Silo and Severance get all the attention and marketing, but Slow Horses is the real reason to subscribe to Apple TV.
Score: 18 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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victorvictoria
19 months ago
We're all into "Slow Horses." And having tons of fun watching "Shrinking," even though it's way more vulgar than our usual shows. Awaiting season 2 of "Severance," watching season 2 of Silo now. Can't wait for a possible season 4 of "For All Mankind." Yeah, their content isn't 1% of Netflix, but the quality is 100% more reliable. Hoping there will be a third season of "Foundation." Getting a bit tired of "The Morning Show;" I think I'm overdosing on Aniston. We both loved the "Schmigadoon" musicals, especially the "Schmicago" season (we live in Chicago). Too bad about that one being cancelled.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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nfl_brah
19 months ago
fantastic show. well deserved.
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LV426
19 months ago

Slow Horses is the best show on Apple TV. It's exceptionally well written and well made. There are few shows that match the quality of writing that this show has.

It's also one of the few stand-out shows that have avoided the 'Apple Trap' of 8-10 episodes being commissioned without a pilot, only to have about 3-4 episodes worth of story to tell (Invasion, Suspicion, Hijack, etc). Or shows that really should have been 30 minutes being padded out to much longer run times (Ted Lasso S3).

Silo and Severance get all the attention and marketing, but Slow Horses is the real reason to subscribe to Apple TV.
Slow Horses is a very good show, despite being set in a complete fantasy world. Gary Oldman is standout. But I do think the quality began to suffer after the first couple of seasons. Some of the characters became a little cartoonish for my liking. I hope the next season picks up the quality again.

As for Silo, it’s really starting to annoy me now, as it’s deathly slow and you have to wait ages for anything remotely interesting to happen. I’m looking forward to the day when someone creates a humorous animated summary that takes 60 seconds.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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diego.caraballo
19 months ago
Surprised no one mentioned Dark Matter, by far the best series released on Apple TV so far.
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lauriinc
19 months ago

Slow Horses is a very good show, despite being set in a complete fantasy world. Gary Oldman is standout. But I do think the quality began to suffer after the first couple of seasons. Some of the characters became a little cartoonish for my liking. I hope the next season picks up the quality again.
Fully agree, the first two seasons were great but then it turned bad. Could not even make past opening episode in the fourth one. There is also a too big gap on actor skills, as Gary Oldman is so great it makes some actors look like interns in acting.
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