Seth Rogen's new Apple TV+ series The Studio is sitting at 100% on Rotten Tomatoes thanks to critics raving about the show, which sees Rogen lead as a Hollywood studio head battling against the moral dilemma of money vs art.

If it was up to me,” an idealistic Hollywood executive played by Seth Rogen assures his assistant in the series premiere of The Studio, “we’d be focusing on making the next Rosemary’s Baby or Annie Hall or,

Rogen stars in the Apple TV+ satire as the newly appointed head of a fictional studio, who is struggling to balance the artistic and financial sides of the business.

We’re just getting started on the 2025 TV schedule! Along with March bringing the return of Charlie Cox’s Daredevil and a host of midseason premieres, those with an Apple TV+ subscription can look forward to a new series from Seth Rogen.

Rogen gets screamed at by Kathryn Hahn and Catherine O'Hara in the full trailer for his new Apple TV+ comedy. Photo: Apple TV+ Up until now, we’ve only gotten a few little glimpses at Seth Rogen’s new Apple TV+ comedy The Studio—a teaser here,

UPDATED: Ahead of its premiere tonight at SXSW, Apple TV+ has released the latest trailer for The Studio, it’s upcoming half-hour comedy series which stars Seth Rogen as the new head of a movie studio who desperately wants to keep the future of movies alive.

Seth Rogen, Catherine O'Hara, Kathryn Hahn, and more star in Hollywood satire "The Studio," premiering March 26 on Apple TV+.

It’s fitting that creative partners Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg chose to premiere their Apple TV+ series “The Studio” — a scathingly accurate satire of the modern film industry — at the South by Southwest,

Rogen stars in the comedy series as a movie studio head, and Michelle Pfeiffer to be honored at the TCL Chinese Theatre. David Daniel reports. Prince Frederik dies from rare genetic condition at age 22.

Seth Rogen shares whether he’s worried about how audiences will be able to empathize with studio executives as they watch his new series, “The Studio,” given the sentiment in Hollywood and beyond towards them.

Hollywood is more out of touch than ever, churning out expensive flops and scrambling to stay relevant. Seth Rogen’s new Apple series The Studio hilariously rips the industry apart - and deservedly so