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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 Plus‘ Prime Target has premiered with its first two episodes and fans are eager to learn the fate of one of its characters Robert Mallinder. Helmed by Stephen Thompson, the story follows a highly intelligent math student named Edward Brooks who is researching prime numbers.

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.

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.

With a lead who's out of his depth and an absurd plot, the new Apple TV+ series rarely amounts to anything worthwhile, writes our reviewer.

Leo Woodall stars in a mystery series as a young Cambridge scholar whose theories about prime numbers lead him into a web of international intrigue.

A formulaic eight-part thriller, Prime Target revolves around an outstanding but standoffish Cambridge postgrad mathematician called Edward, whose esoteric research into prime numbers sequences inadvertently gives him the tools to access any computer and control the entire digital world.