Leo Woodall ('One Day') plays a brilliant graduate student whose work puts him in the crosshairs of a global conspiracy.

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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.

The action-packed new thriller has arrived and viewers can watch Prime Target online with Apple TV Plus beginning from Wednesday, January 22. There are eight episodes in total. Two will be made available from debut, and the remainder will roll out once a week until the finale on March 5.

“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, beautiful people, and it ends on a cliffhanger every episode.

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.

The latest thriller from Apple TV Plus – Prime Target – hasn’t been met with the most glowing reviews. Despite a promising trailer, the series has achieved just 33% on review website Rotten Tomatoes after the first two episodes were made available on the streamer.

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,

A mathematician’s groundbreaking discovery puts him in the crosshairs of dangerous forces in this gripping new Apply TV+ series. What if you held the key to every computer system in the world? And how far would someone go to stop you?