Edward Brooks, a brilliant mathematics postgraduate at Cambridge, is on the verge of a groundbreaking discovery in prime numbers that could unlock access to every computer system worldwide. As he edges closer to this monumental achievement, shadowy forces emerge, determined to thwart his progress and seize control of his findings. With the stakes escalating, Edward must navigate a treacherous landscape of espionage and deception to protect his work and his life.

Length: 8 episodes
Genre: Thriller
This Title is: Suspenseful

Stream  Prime Target – Season 1  on Apple TV+

Cast

Leo Woodall, Quintessa Swindell, Stephen Rea, David Morrissey, Martha Plimpton

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: TV-14 – Contains intense sequences and thematic elements

Trivia

  • Filming locations included Cambridge and Windsor in the UK.
  • The series is created by Steve Thompson, known for his work on “Sherlock.”
  • All eight episodes are directed by Brady Hood.

Trailer

Our Review

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“Prime Target” offers a stylish and engaging thriller experience. The series presents a captivating plot that intertwines mathematical intrigue with high-stakes espionage, keeping viewers engaged throughout. The visual storytelling is commendable, with well-crafted scenes that enhance the suspenseful atmosphere. While the acting performances are solid, some characters could benefit from deeper development to fully resonate with the audience. Overall, “Prime Target” delivers an entertaining watch for those who appreciate a blend of intellectual challenge and action-packed drama.

Critic Scores

Critics have provided mixed reviews for “Prime Target.” While some praise its stylish execution and engaging plot, others point out issues with character development and dialogue. The series has been compared to works like “Good Will Hunting” and “The Bourne Identity” for its blend of intellectual pursuit and action. Overall, it offers an entertaining experience despite certain shortcomings.

IMDb Rating: 6.5/10