These Apple TV+ shows are hitting it out of the park with critics

Apple's streaming TV service Apple TV+ is still nowhere near the size of rivals like Netflix, Amazon, and the like, in terms of its library of content, but the streamer has nevertheless adhered to a pattern of a slow, measured rollout of quality titles. And the proof is in the pudding -- or, rather, in the ratings, vis a vis at least three Apple TV+ show seasons currently enjoying a 100% approval rating from critics right now on the review aggregation website Rotten Tomatoes.

This comes as Apple's streamer itself has been making news over the last few days, including the announcement on Monday of a David Attenborough-narrated documentary "The Year Earth Changed" that's set to debut on April 16 (check out the trailer here). Meantime, filming is underway in the UK on Season 2 of Apple's buzzy half-hour comedy Ted Lasso, starring Jason Sudeikis. The service also just debuted Calls, a TV show unlike anything else on any streaming service at the moment, and a new drama series that I've seen screeners for but can't talk about yet even though I wish I could -- the Justin Theroux-led drama series The Mosquito Coast -- is coming in April, among other recent Apple TV+ announcements and news tidbits.