'The Studio' Debuts on Apple TV+ with Hollywood Satire and Star Power

Seth Rogen's comedy series premieres March 26, offering a sharp critique of modern Hollywood alongside a lineup of A-list cameos.

The first two episodes of 'The Studio,' co-created by Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg, are now streaming on Apple TV+, with weekly episodes to follow through May 21, 2025.
The series stars Rogen as Matt Remick, a fictional studio head navigating Hollywood's absurdities, including producing a Kool-Aid mascot movie as a satirical nod to the industry's IP obsession.
Featuring an extensive list of celebrity cameos, including Martin Scorsese, Charlize Theron, and Ron Howard, the show blends insider humor with exaggerated portrayals of real-life Hollywood figures.
Critics have praised the series' sharp satire and technical creativity, such as its use of long takes and genre homages, though some reviews highlight uneven depth and over-reliance on cameos.
Inspired by Rogen and Goldberg's experiences, including the Sony hack after 'The Interview,' the show explores the challenges of balancing artistic integrity with commercial demands in the streaming era.