Most Tracked Apple TV+ Shows Right Now — SeasonTracker Data October 2026
Ted Lasso is tracked by 347 SeasonTracker users this week, the highest figure of any Apple TV+ title in our database and a margin of 63 trackers over second place Severance. The numbers below come from 2,588 SeasonTracker users who are actively tracking at least one of the 7,916 unique shows in the system, measured for the week of October 19, 2026.
The full Apple TV+ ranking:
1. Ted Lasso | 347 trackers 2. Severance | 284 trackers 3. Silo | 280 trackers 4. Shrinking | 263 trackers 5. Pluribus | 238 trackers 6. Slow Horses | 205 trackers 7. Your Friends & Neighbors | 185 trackers 8. The Morning Show | 161 trackers 9. Hijack | 126 trackers 10. The Last Thing He Told Me | 118 trackers 11. Widow's Bay | 114 trackers 12. Bad Monkey | 113 trackers 13. The Studio | 111 trackers 14. For All Mankind | 110 trackers 15. Foundation | 101 trackers
Week-over-week movement across the list is modest, which is typical for a platform with few simultaneous premieres. Ted Lasso and Slow Horses are tied for the largest weekly gain at plus 4 trackers each. The more useful signal is the monthly column. Ted Lasso has added 30 trackers over the past month and Slow Horses 28, meaning those two shows account for a disproportionate share of all new Apple TV+ tracking activity on SeasonTracker in that period. Silo follows with plus 18 and Shrinking with plus 14.
Severance sits second on raw trackers but its monthly growth is comparatively flat at plus 5, well behind Silo's plus 18 despite the two shows being separated by only four trackers in the standings. If both continue at their current monthly pace, Silo would pass Severance within the next reporting cycle. SeasonTracker users appear to be adding Silo to their lists faster than any other sci fi title on the platform.
Pluribus is the newest entrant in the top five at 238 trackers, with plus 11 over the month. That places it above Slow Horses on total trackers while growing at a slower monthly rate, a pattern that usually indicates an initial surge of list additions followed by a settling period.
Widow's Bay is the only show on the list to lose trackers week over week, down 1 to 114. That single user drop is not meaningful on its own, particularly against a monthly gain of plus 12, which is the sixth largest on the board. It is more likely list pruning than a shift in interest.
At the lower end, Hijack and The Last Thing He Told Me both added just 1 tracker over the full month. Both are catalogue titles where tracking activity is driven by new users discovering the back catalogue rather than by current release schedules. The Morning Show and The Studio were flat week over week at 161 and 111 trackers respectively.
Every show in this top 15 carries a Returning Series status, so each of these tracker counts represents users waiting on confirmed future episodes rather than archiving a finished run.
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