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Prime Target is the latest thriller to join Apple TV+'s repertoire of content. Prime Target premiered on January 22 on the streaming platform and stars Leo Woodall as Edward Brooks.

Apple TV+'s latest espionage thriller manages to make the world of math a white-knuckled adventure. "Prime Target" stars Leo Woodall as a recent post-grad who stumbles into the knowledge that a prime numbers pattern has given him an astonishing amount of access to the world's computers.

Apple TV+’s ‘Prime Target’ centers on gifted mathematics postgraduate student Edward Brooks, whose life is upended after his research into prime numbers sets a chain of complex events into motion, engulfing him in a conspiracy of massive proportions.

Prime Target premieres on Apple TV+ starring Leo Woodall A conspiracy thriller about cyber security and global intrigue Episode 1 is streaming free with an Apple TV+ trial

Mounted on a grand scale, this thriller drama kicks off with a bang, literally, as a bomb explosion in Baghdad uncovers an ancient site tied to a mysterious mathematical code.

Prime Target starts with a captivating concept that blends intellectual puzzles with espionage, but stumbles due to uneven pacing, repetitive exposition, and melodrama that undercuts its potential.

Prime Target,” an eight-episode thriller premiering Wednesday on Apple TV+, has the juicy vibe of a novel you might pick up at an airport and rip through in a single flight. It has an outlandish premise,

Math plus computer hacking equals the dullest conspiracy-minded thriller in recent memory. Steve Thompson’s eight-part Apple TV+ series, premiering Jan. 22, is the dreariest sort of small-screen affair,