Anya Taylor-Joy‘s new limited series Lucky has picked up momentum on Apple TV+ since its two-episode premiere on July 15, with new episodes rolling out weekly through August 19. The show currently holds a 78 percent score on Rotten Tomatoes, a strong showing for a mid-summer streaming release.

Taylor-Joy plays Luciana “Lucky” Armstrong, a reformed con artist pulled back into her old world after a botched robbery collides with a winning lottery ticket she cannot safely cash. The premise blends heist plotting with character drama, giving Taylor-Joy a role that leans on both her comic timing and the intensity she has built a career on since Emma and Furiosa.

The actress also made headlines this week for comments made in an interview about method acting. Speaking with Complex News in early August, Taylor-Joy argued that women rarely get to method act the way some of their male peers do. “If you’ll notice, women don’t method act because we have things to take care of, so we can’t completely lose our minds,” she said, a line that quickly circulated across entertainment coverage.

Lucky arrives at a moment when Apple TV+ has leaned into star driven limited series to compete with larger streaming libraries. Taylor-Joy, who turned 30 this year and holds an Emmy nomination, is one of the platform’s higher profile leads this summer.

With five more episodes still to air before the season wraps on August 19, critics and viewers will have several more weeks to judge whether Lucky can sustain the reception it has built in its opening weeks. Apple has not yet said whether a second season is under discussion, though the streamer has typically waited until a season finishes airing before making renewal decisions on its scripted limited series. For now, the show’s steady weekly rollout is keeping it in the conversation each Friday as new episodes land.