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<\/p>\nSleep on Amazon Prime Video at your own risk. The streaming service has unique superhero shows like Spider-Noir and the recently concluded The Boys; addictive romance shows like Off Campus and The Summer I Turned Pretty; and international sensations like The House of the Spirits and Bait. You’ll find all those and more on our list of the best shows to watch on Prime Video right now.<\/p>\n
An important note about how this list was made: In order to keep the list as relevant as possible, we’re emphasizing recent releases, Prime Video originals, and critics’ favorites. But we’re also putting our own personal spin on the list, with underrated gems we’re recommending to our friends, classic favorites, and important selections that highlight diverse voices. We’ll be updating the list regularly. (Note: This list only includes shows that are available with a Prime Video subscription or for free; shows that can be bought on Amazon for an additional fee are not included.) <\/p>\n
Last updated on June 5; the most recent additions are at the top.<\/p>\n
For fans of:\u00a0Film noir, Nicolas Cage, and Spider-Man, in precisely that order
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Nicolas Cage, Spider-Noir<\/p>\n
Aaron Epstein\/Prime<\/p>\n
Nicolas Cage<\/a> stars in this audacious superhero comedy as Ben Reilly, aka the Spider, a version of Spider-Man who’s a down-on-his-luck private detective in 1930s New York (Cage first voiced the character in the multiversal animated film Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse, but the show is its own thing). As he tries to crack a tough case involving a crime boss, his moll, and the moll’s lover (who has superpowers of his own), Reilly re-learns the lesson that with great power comes great responsibility. The series is available in color and in black-and-white, and features a vintage Cage performance (he reportedly approached Reilly as if he was “a spider pretending to be a person”) in his first regular TV role. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Heated Rivalry, heterosexuality Ella Bright and Belmont Cameli,\u00a0Off Campus<\/p>\n Liane Hentscher\/Prime<\/p>\n The other hockey romance drama based on a popular Canadian book series. Ella Bright<\/a> stars as Hannah Wells, a music student who starts a fake relationship with Briar University’s hockey star Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli<\/a>) \u2014 he gets a tutor who will help him keep his grades up enough to maintain his spot on the team, she gets to make her ex jealous \u2014 and wouldn’t you know it, they fall in love for real. It’s not as sensational as Heated Rivalry, but it’s sexy and hock-ey. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of: Superheroes with a twist Antony Starr, The Boys<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n The Boys is about superheroes, but not the Avengers kind. It would probably be more accurate to say that this show is about supervillains, or at least, villains who think they’re heroes. Let me explain: The Boys is set in a world where superheroes are revered as celebrities and work for a giant corporation, but outside of saving the world, most are abusing their powers and are pretty bad people. (I’m talking actual Nazi-level bad, in the case of a few characters.) Enter… the titular Boys, a group of vigilantes who have tasked themselves with bringing down the corrupt “heroes.” A lot of other things happen, but if you’re looking for something that really strives to break the mold Marvel and DC have created, The Boys is it. -Allison Picurro [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Family dramas, magical realism Dolores Fonzi, The House of the Spirits<\/p>\n Amazon MGM Studios<\/p>\n Chilean author Isabel Allende’s classic novel gets adapted into a multigenerational epic in this Spanish-language series. It follows three generations of women of the del Valle family through periods of great personal and political turmoil. The novel is one of the most beloved Latin American novels ever written, and the series is a much more faithful adaptation than the infamous 1993 movie with Meryl Streep and Jeremy Irons. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Murder mysteries, but darkly funny Nina Oyama and Kate Box, Deadloch<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Australian Kate-medians Kate McCartney and Kate McLennan crafted this darkly comedic series that combines the thrills and intensity of a murder mystery with the kerfuffles of an odd-couple pairing when a dead man turns up in a Tasmanian beach town and the local sergeant is forced to team up with an outside senior investigator. Like, what if\u00a0Broadchurch\u00a0were funny? -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0James Bond, believing that Riz Ahmed should be the next James Bond Guz Khan and Riz Ahmed, Bait<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n Academy Award winner\u00a0Riz Ahmed<\/a> created and stars in this satirical comedy as Shah Latif, a British Pakistani actor whose career is on the ropes when he gets the opportunity to audition for the role of Bond…James Bond. The series is the best-reviewed new scripted series of 2026 so far, according to Metacritic<\/a>. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0The Office, The Rehearsal, elaborate pranks Jury Duty: Company Retreat<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n What if a regular person was dropped into an episode of The Office and didn’t know it? That’s partly the premise of this reality-sitcom hybrid in which one guy believes he’s on jury duty, but it’s all been faked and elaborately staged. What makes the show work is that it’s never mean and doesn’t set out to humiliate its mark, who ends the season as the hero and an example of human kindness. James Marsden<\/a> co-stars in Season 1 as a ridiculously self-absorbed version of himself. Season 2 somehow does it again, this time with a new hire at an ersatz hot sauce company meeting his new “co-workers” at a corporate retreat. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0\u00a0 \u00a0 \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Fresh superhero stories that don’t stick with the tropes, family drama, cartoon violence Invincible<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n This animated superhero drama is one of Prime’s most popular shows. It comes from creator\u00a0Robert Kirkman<\/a>, who reunites with his old Walking Dead buddy\u00a0Steven Yeun<\/a>\u00a0for this adaptation of his comic of the same name. The voice cast also includes\u00a0J.K. Simmons<\/a>\u00a0and Sandra Oh<\/a> as young vigilante hero Invincible\/Mark Grayson’s disapproving parents. It’s a violent superhero coming-of-age drama that fans of The Boys should add to their queue if they haven’t already.\u00a0-Liam Mathews\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of: Forensic pathology, Oscar-winning actresses Nicole Kidman, Scarpetta<\/p>\n Connie Chornuk\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Nicole Kidman<\/a> stars as iconic fictional forensic pathologist Kay Scarpetta in this adaptation of Patricia Cornwell’s bestselling novel series. Scarpetta is the chief medical examiner for the Commonwealth of Virginia, using science to solve mysteries that stump investigators. She’s trying to solve a string of murders that are connected to the first case she ever worked nearly 30 years ago while also navigating tension with her sister Dorothy (Jamie Lee Curtis<\/a>) and niece Lucy (Ariana DeBose<\/a>), Dorothy’s daughter who Kay mostly raised. Several episodes of the first season are directed by David Gordon Green<\/a>, who previously directed Curtis in the most recent Halloween trilogy. -Liam Mathews [Review<\/a> |\u00a0Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of: Erotic thrillers, Disney stars gone bad <\/p>\n Dove Cameron, 56 Days<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n Grown-up former Disney Channel star Dove Cameron<\/a> (Liv & Maddie, The Descendants) stars alongside Avan Jogia<\/a> in this trashy, sexy thriller that’s half twisted romance, half murder mystery. Ciara (Cameron) and Oliver (Jogia) meet by chance in a grocery store and immediately spark up an intense, volatile relationship. 56 days later, police find a disgustingly decomposed body in Oliver’s bathtub. Who is it? What happened? Those questions get answered over two timelines, one following the lovers and the other following the detectives, played by Karla Souza<\/a> and Dorian Crossmond Missick<\/a>. Horror maestro James Wan is an executive producer, which explains the gross, gory dead body. (Not to be confused with 56 Nights, the rap mixtape by Future that features the classic track “March Madness<\/a>.”)\u00a0-Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of: James Patterson, Criminal Minds, turtleneck sweaters Aldis Hodge and Isaiah Mustafa, Cross<\/p>\n Ian Watson\/Prime<\/p>\n Aldis Hodge<\/a> gets a much-deserved star-making role in this crime thriller series. Hodge plays Alex Cross, the brilliant Washington D.C. detective and criminal profiler created by bestselling author James Patterson<\/a>. The show, however, doesn’t directly adapt any books, preferring to create timely new mysteries. In Season 1, Cross and his partner Sampson (Isaiah Mustafa<\/a>) solve the murder of a Black Lives Matter activist; in Season 2, they investigate an Epstein-esque billionaire.\u00a0-Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Review<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Sansa Stark working a normal job Sophie Turner, Steal<\/p>\n Samuel Dore\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Sophie Turner<\/a> stars in this unusual heist drama as Zara Dunne, a mild-mannered employee of a boring pension investment fund. One day, a gang of thieves busts into the office and demands that billions of pounds get transferred to them. Is Zara not nearly as mild-mannered as she seems, and in fact has a role in this? Bet on it! -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Espionage, impeccable tailoring Tom Hiddleston, The Night Manager<\/p>\n Des Willie\/Prime<\/p>\n This polished British spy thriller based on a novel by John le Carr\u00e9 took a ten-year gap between seasons and returned nearly as good as it was when it left off. Tom Hiddleston<\/a> plays Jonathan Pine, a hotel manager in Cairo who gets involved in a plot to bring down a weapons trafficker (Hugh Laurie<\/a>) in Season 1. Season 2 picks up a few years later, when he’s working as an MI6 agent and gets dragged back into the case he thought was behind him. Olivia Colman<\/a> also stars. It’s luxe and bruising, like a pair of Tom Ford sunglasses hiding a black eye. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Retrofuturism, apocalypses, dark humor, noseless ghouls Ella Purnell and Walton Goggins, Fallout<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n Bethesda Game Studios’ popular franchise follows in the footsteps of\u00a0The Last of Us\u00a0as game-to-TV adaptations that don’t totally suck<\/a>. This one is executive produced by\u00a0Westworld<\/a>‘s\u00a0Jonathan Nolan<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Lisa Joy<\/a>\u00a0and stars\u00a0Yellowjackets<\/a>‘\u00a0Ella Purnell<\/a> and Justified<\/a>‘s\u00a0Walton Goggins<\/a>\u00a0in a story of survival in a post-nuclear apocalypse, in a retrofuturistic, alternate Los Angeles full of mutants, mech suits, and opportunists. Season 2 moves the action to New Vegas and adds Justin Theroux as Mr. House, ruler of the New Vegas Strip. Fans of the games do not need to worry: The sly and dark sense of humor translates to the screen perfectly (as does the V.A.T.S. comical gore), so grab your Pip-Boy and hop in. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0More shows like Fallout<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of: Teutonic romance Maxton Hall – The World Between Us<\/p>\n Stephan Rabold<\/p>\n This German romance drama is Prime Video’s most popular non-American show, because teenage love will not be stopped by a language barrier. The show tells the story of Ruby Bell (Harriet Herbig-Matten<\/a>), an intensely driven student who gets a scholarship to study at Maxton Hall, an exclusive private school. She meets James Beaufort (Damian Hardung<\/a>), an arrogant legacy student who’s her total opposite. They can’t stand each other at first, but as they get closer, you can probably guess what happens. Two seasons have been released, with a third in the works. Watch it and learn how to say “ich liebe dich.”\u00a0-Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Summers on the beach, love triangles Lola Tung and Gavin Casalegno, The Summer I Turned Pretty<\/p>\n Erika Doss\/Prime Video<\/p>\n To All the Boys I’ve Loved Before\u00a0creator Jenny Han<\/a> stays comfortably in her lane with this series about teenage love, teenage love triangles, and teenage love summers. Lola Tung<\/a> plays Belly, a young woman who heads out on a summer vacation to her family beach house, where she’s reunited with old friends and new potential boyfriends in the form of a friendly local and the eldest brother of her family friend. Things get complicated! A finale movie<\/a> is in the works.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a> |\u00a0Review<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0F-ed up family dynamics Olivia Cooke, The Girlfriend<\/p>\n Christopher Raphael\/Prime Video<\/p>\n It’s Alicent Hightower vs. Claire Underwood in this psychological thriller about class and obsession. Danny (Laurie Davidson<\/a>) brings his new girlfriend, Cherry (Olivia Cooke<\/a>), home to meet his mother, Laura (Robin Wright<\/a>, who also directs three of six episodes). The women take an immediate dislike to each other, with Laura suspecting that Cherry is trying to drive a wedge between her and her son so she can take advantage of his money. This may or may not be true, as the show alternates back and forth between each woman’s point of view, showing the events from both perspectives. These are juicy parts for Wright and Cooke.\u00a0-Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>] \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0The afterlife, but make it funny Upload<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Upload\u00a0feels a little like the\u00a0Greg Daniels<\/a>\u00a0take on\u00a0The Good Place\u00a0you never knew you wanted. The sci-fi comedy is set in a technologically advanced future in which humans can be uploaded into a virtual afterlife when they’re close to death.\u00a0Robbie Amell<\/a>\u00a0stars as Nathan, a young app developer who dies in a self-driving car accident and whose consciousness ends up in the luxurious digital world known as Lakeview thanks to his shallow but wealthy girlfriend, Ingrid (Allegra Edwards<\/a>). The series has a lot of fun taking jabs at our reliance on technology while imagining what the world of the future will look like, and Nathan’s budding relationship with Nora (Andy Allo<\/a>), his “angel,” or more accurately, his customer service rep, is a real highlight.\u00a0-Allison Picurro [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Bosch, rock solid cop shows Maggie Q, Ballard<\/p>\n Greg Gayne\/Prime<\/p>\n This Los Angeles-set crime drama is a spinoff of Bosch: Legacy<\/a>, but you don’t need to be caught up on the Boschverse to enjoy it. Maggie Q<\/a> stars as Det. Renee Ballard, a brilliant and dedicated investigator who gets demoted to cold cases due to department politics. Out of sight, out of mind, department brass thinks, with Ballard \u2014 who is dedicated to finding the truth, even when it’s inconvenient to people in power \u2014 down in a basement sorting through dusty files with a team of unpaid volunteers. But she very quickly finds evidence of a serial killer at large \u2014 and a conspiracy to keep it covered up. If you like unfussy crime dramas with good dialogue and acting, you’ll find Ballard highly satisfactory. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0It’s not really for “fans;” it’s more like it’s for followers of Christ Jonathan Roumie, The Chosen<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n The Chosen, a dramatic adaptation of the life of Jesus Christ, is the most successful independently produced TV show of all time. It’s produced totally independently, with some of its impressive budget coming from crowdfunding from fans. It’s an epic biblical series that gives religious people a Hollywood-quality interpretation of the Gospels in ongoing series form for the first time \u2014 but you don’t have to be religious to enjoy its fine performances and grand scale. Prime Video is the streaming home of its new fifth season, which culminates in the Last Supper, and has the previous four seasons as well. -Liam Mathews [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of: College comedy for the present moment Benito Skinner and Wally Baram, Overcompensating<\/p>\n Jackie Brown\/Prime<\/p>\n Benito Skinner<\/a>\u00a0is an online comedian who gained popularity on Instagram, TikTok, and the like, which, as an old person, means I had no chance of knowing who he is. But now I do! And you know what? He’s funny, and his new show is even funnier. The college comedy\u00a0Overcompensating, a co-production between Prime Video and A24, stars Skinner as a closeted freshman faking his way through a whole new social scene with the help of fellow frosh Carmen (Wally Baram<\/a>). It hits all the classic sex romp comedy tropes and updates them for today, but really shines with Skinner and Baram creating layered characters whose friendship you can really root for. It’s even good enough to make you ignore the hilarity of 30-year-old actors playing 18-year-old characters trying to get fake IDs. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Huge dudes punching other dudes, detective work, grumpy one-liners Sonya Cassidy and Alan Ritchson, Reacher<\/p>\n Sophie Giraud\/Prime<\/p>\n Reacher\u00a0is a TV adaptation of author Lee Child’s paperback novels about Jack Reacher, a brolic former military policeman who wanders around the country using his brains and his brawn to solve crimes. He was previously played on the big screen by Tom Cruise, who is not built like TV’s Reacher\u00a0Alan Ritchson<\/a>, who is built like Arnold Schwarzenegger if he played in the NFL. He unravels mysteries using his savant-like investigative skills and unfiltered willingness to say whatever he’s thinking. And when he can’t talk his way to a solution, he sure can punch, shoot, and headbutt his way to one. It’s a lunchpail detective\/action show that\u00a0isn’t very ambitious but is a lot of fun<\/a>, especially for fans of Amazon’s other dad-book adaptations\u00a0Bosch\u00a0and\u00a0Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan. The Season 3 cast features Sonya Cassidy<\/a>, Anthony Michael Hall<\/a>, and 7-foot-2 Dutch bodybuilder Olivier Richters<\/a>, a man built to fight Reacher.\u00a0-Liam Mathews\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Review<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Accents, climate horror, actors from Game of Thrones Iain Glen, The Rig<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Prime Video’s first Scottish production is this supernatural mystery about the crew of an ocean oil rig off the coast of Scotland who get stuck when the weather turns spooky. To find their way home, they must battle unnatural forces and each other. You’ll see familiar faces, too, thanks to stars Iain Glen (Game of Thrones’ Ser Jorah Mormont), Emily Hampshire (12 Monkeys, Schitt’s Creek), Martin Compston (Line of Duty), and Owen Teale (Game of Thrones’ Ser Allister Thorne). It’s got paranoia, tension, and a very clear message: climate change is real! -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0\u00a0\u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Rollin’ 20-sided die, potty humor, Invincible The Legend of Vox Machina<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n What started out as a streamed broadcast of Dungeons & Dragons played by a crew of voice actors and friends has naturally become a full-fledged animated series on Amazon. The Legend of Vox Machina is a scripted animated series from Critical Role, whose D&D Twitch streams became immensely popular and nearly broke Kickstarter when the troupe announced the animated project (it crushed the record for Kickstarter funding with $11.4 million in donations). The vulgar, beer-swigging seven-warrior-and-one-bear party remains intact as they’re hired to take down a monster ravaging the land, cursing, dropping trou’, and leaving a river of blood and viscera behind them. In Season 2, the group takes on a quartet of bad dragons and even goes up one’s butt. Yep. It’s humorous adult animation with some nudity and naughty words, but the sense of adventure is legit.\u00a0-Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0The Elvish language Morfydd Clark,\u00a0The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power<\/p>\n Amazon Prime Video<\/p>\n Want to see what half a billion dollars looks like? Amazon’s most expensive bet since same-day delivery is this mega-budgeted series set in J. R. R. Tolkien’s fantasy world during the Second Age of Middle-earth, thousands of years before the popular trilogy. But hey, there are still dwarves, elves, and orcs, as well as details on the forging of the Rings of Power and Sauron’s rise \u2014 this is the deep lore of the franchise come to life for the very first time, and it’s thrilling to watch this reality play out in real detail. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Review<\/a>]\u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Fun British crime dramas, shows within shows, The Tourist Paterson Joseph and Daisy Haggard, Boat Story<\/p>\n Matt Squire\/Amazon Freevee<\/p>\n This British crime show features desperate people doing drug deals, extreme violence against any and all, and literal backstabbing among England’s worst, but what sets\u00a0Boat Story\u00a0apart from other shows of its kind is that it’s cheekier than a chipmunk. Written and directed by Harry and Jack Williams, the busy sibling duo behind\u00a0The Missing\u00a0and\u00a0The Tourist,\u00a0Boat Story\u00a0is narrated like a fable and goes to extra lengths for gags as it tells the story of two strangers \u2014 played by\u00a0Timeless’\u00a0Paterson Joseph<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Breeders’\u00a0Daisy Haggard<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 who happen upon a massive stash of cocaine and decide to sell it for money. The problem is that the nose candy belonged to someone else, and they’re none too happy that they lost it. What ensues is a\u00a0Snatch-like crime caper that smashes genres together into a fun-filled dark comedy. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n More recommendations:<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Atlanta, globe-trotting glamour, romantic angst Donald Glover and Maya Erskine, Mr. & Mrs. Smith<\/p>\n David Lee\/Prime Video<\/p>\n In the 2005 film Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Angelina Jolie and Brad Pitt play a husband and wife who find out their spouse is actually an assassin for a covert agency, and they’re both assigned to kill each other. In the 2024 TV series Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Atlanta’s\u00a0Donald Glover<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Pen15’s\u00a0Maya Erskine<\/a>\u00a0play assassins who find out that they’re husband and wife after being assigned to each other by a covert agency, and quickly start to fall for each other. So they’re kind of similar, yet not at all alike. The show feels more like a prequel to The Americans, infused with co-creator Glover’s laid-back vibe, spurts of brutal violence, and a love story that requires some “oh, just go with it” energy from the viewer. Excellent guest stars \u2014 including Parker Posey<\/a> and Wagner Moura<\/a> in an epic fourth episode \u2014 add to the incredible watchability. In her rave review for TV Guide<\/a>, Lyvie Scott says the series is restrained, witty, and, yes, as sexy as the movie. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a> |\u00a0Review<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0America, bedside table books for your dad, buff John Krasinski John Krasinski and Wendell Pierce, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan<\/p>\n Philippe Antonello\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Amazon takes author Tom Clancy’s most famous character and digs into Jack Ryan’s origins with this political thriller starring John Krasinski<\/a> as the titular CIA agent, who regularly mops up international conflicts with both brains and brawn. It isn’t trying to reinvent the genre so much as update it for today’s era, with expensive location shoots and top-tier action to draw over the so-so plot. But for easy Sunday night viewing, that’s exactly what you (and your dad) want. In Season 3, Jack goes on the run while uncovering a vast conspiracy about reuniting the Soviet Union, and in Season 4, the final season, he’s promoted to deputy director of the CIA and fighting threats both foreign and domestic. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Boots Riley’s sense of surrealism, humongous children Jharrel Jerome, I’m a Virgo<\/p>\n Pete Lee\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Cosmic thinker, musician, activist, and film director\u00a0Boots Riley<\/a>\u00a0(Sorry to Bother You) tries his hand at television with this seven-episode coming-of-age series about a teenage boy growing up in Oakland. But since this is a Boots joint, you know there’s a fun wrinkle. This kid, played by\u00a0When They See Us\u00a0Emmy winner\u00a0Jharrel Jerome<\/a>, happens to be 13 feet tall. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a> | Review<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0\u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Horror, dark comedy, being afraid of fandoms Dominique Fishback, Swarm<\/p>\n Warrick Page\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Janine Nabers and Donald Glover<\/a>‘s limited series stars the excellent\u00a0Dominique Fishback<\/a>\u00a0as an obsessed fan of a pop star who will go to extreme lengths to shut down the singer’s haters. Bloody, violent lengths!\u00a0Swarm\u00a0is divides the audience right down the middle, with many appreciating its tongue-in-cheek horror and statements on social media and pop culture, while others wonder what the point of it all is. They’re kind of both right in this case. It’s a daring show that almost hits its mark, but comes close enough to make this list. Experimental TV! Gotta love it. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Creative types, soapy drama, ’70s rock Riley Keough, Daisy Jones & The Six<\/p>\n Lacey Terrell\/Prime Video<\/p>\n Taylor Jenkins Reid’s best-selling novel gets adapted in this miniseries about the best fictional 1970s rock ‘n’ roll band that never really was. Told via faux music documentary, it charts the band’s rise from obscurity to biggest band in the whole frickin’ world, and the reasons they broke up after just one album. Riley Keough stars as the manic pixie Daisy Jones and Sam Claflin stars as troubled songwriter Billy Dunne, the two creatives whose egos clashed but didn’t stop them from crushing on each other. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>\u00a0| Review<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Pulpy Westerns, revenge, baby bird skeletons Chaske Spencer and Emily Blunt,\u00a0The English<\/p>\n Diego Lopez Calvin\/Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Emily Blunt<\/a> stars as a British aristocrat \u2014 the titular English \u2014 who rides headfirst into the Wild West to avenge the death of her son and teams up with a Pawnee scout (Chaske Spencer<\/a>) to survive the hostile lands polluted by murderers, opportunists, and criminals. In the hands of writer-director\u00a0Hugo Blick<\/a>, it’s a stylish and violent take on the genre, filling the lens with expansive vistas and gory corpses to remind you that while beautiful, the era was lawless. It’s definitely one of Prime Video’s best shows of 2022. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Review<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Peter Capaldi as evil incarnate, guessing games Peter Capaldi, The Devil’s Hour<\/p>\n Henry James\/Prime Video<\/p>\n This six-episode psychological thriller with sprinkles of the paranormal is one of those tiny boxes containing millions of questions that waits until the last moments to have everything come crashing down. Former Doctor Who star\u00a0Peter Capaldi<\/a> plays a sinister prisoner who cryptically meets with a social worker (Jessica Raine<\/a>) who can’t seem to stop waking up at 3:33 a.m. every morning with horrifying visions. Maybe it’s the incredibly creepy son she’s caring for who’s behind everything? Maybe it’s something even worse? The Devil’s Hour isn’t the best thriller of the year, but it will certainly do the trick. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Drill rap, cyberpunk crime, visuals Ezra Elliot and RA, Jungle<\/p>\n Delroy Matty\/Prime Video<\/p>\n This British crime drama is set in the near-future and follows a few strangers who get into violent trouble. But the real draw is the heavy vibe, which uses drill and trap music, gritty and experimental visuals, a cyberpunk-lite setting, and rapped dialogue (!!!) for something truly unique. It’s like Baz Luhrmann’s\u00a0Romeo + Juliet, except instead of Leo DiCaprio talking in Shakespearean English, it’s young gangsters are spittin’ fire. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Broad City, queer joy, crying in baseball Melanie Field, Abbi Jacobson, and D’Arcy Carden, A League of Their Own<\/p>\n Nicola Goode\/Prime Video<\/p>\n There’s no crying in baseball, but there are remakes in Hollywood, and this twist on\u00a0Penny Marshall<\/a>‘s\u00a0classic 1992 comedy<\/a>\u00a0is the right kind of remake. The show, created by Will Graham and\u00a0Broad City<\/a>‘s\u00a0Abbi Jacobson<\/a>\u00a0(who also stars), starts with the same idea as the movie: It’s a fictionalized spin on the real-life World War II-era founding of the All-American Girls Professional Baseball League. But the series populates that world with all-new characters and pushes the story in new directions,\u00a0spotlighting queer and Black baseball players<\/a>\u00a0in a way the movie did not. Add in an all-star cast \u2014 which also includes\u00a0D’Arcy Carden<\/a>,\u00a0Chant\u00e9 Adams<\/a>,\u00a0Kate Berlant<\/a>,\u00a0Roberta Colindrez<\/a>, and\u00a0Nick Offerman<\/a>\u00a0\u2014 and the bases are loaded.\u00a0-Kelly Connolly\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>\u00a0|\u00a0Review<\/a>]\u00a0 \u00a0 <\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Ingrid Goes West, but even darker Erin Doherty, Chloe<\/p>\n York Tillyer\/Amazon Studios<\/p>\n The six-part BBC psychological thriller follows a woman (The Crown’s Erin Doherty) who is obsessed with her childhood friend’s seemingly perfect social media presence, but when her friend mysteriously dies, she develops a new alter ego to get into her obsession’s inner circle and find out what happened. You know what comes next; the jig gets very much up.\u00a0-Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Masterful animation, metaphysical musings Angelique Cabral and Rosa Salazar, Undone<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Rosa Salazar<\/a>\u00a0stars in this gorgeous rotoscoped drama as Alma, a woman from Texas who wakes up after a car accident and discovers she now possesses the ability to manipulate time \u2014 and communicate with her deceased father (Bob Odenkirk<\/a>). He recruits her to use her newfound powers to try and prevent his death 20 years prior. Season 2, which came out in April 2022, expands the show’s (roto)scope as Alma teams up with her sister Becca (Angelique Cabral<\/a>), who can enter other people’s memories, to figure out a secret their mother (Constance Marie<\/a>) is hiding that could tear apart their family as they know it. With 16 addictive 22-minute episodes,\u00a0Undone\u00a0is a breathtaking visual feast that demands to be consumed in a single weekend.\u00a0\u2013Noelene Clark\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Pastiche, talking fast Rachel Brosnahan and Alex Borstein, The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel<\/p>\n Prime Video<\/p>\n If you’ve seen even one episode of\u00a0Gilmore Girls, you’re already familiar with the Amy Sherman-Palladino<\/a>\u00a0style: women who talk fast in a way that both annoys and charms everyone they meet. That same sensibility is also present in The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Sherman-Palladino’s comedy series about Midge Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan<\/a>), a 1950s housewife who begins moonlighting as a stand-up comedian to let off steam from the trials and tribulations of her daily life. The show follows her successes and her blunders as she traverses the world of comedy alongside her gruff manager, Susie (Alex Borstein<\/a>), the ways she tries to keep her secret life hidden from her eccentric parents (Tony Shalhoub<\/a>\u00a0and Marin Hinkle<\/a>), and her complicated relationship with her ex-husband, Joel (Michael Zegen<\/a>). It won a ton of Emmys.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Spaaaaaace, complex political and social situations, Fedoras The Expanse<\/p>\n Syfy<\/p>\n You may have heard people calling The Expanse\u00a0“one of the best sci-fi shows ever” and gosh darnit, they’re right. The series that Jeff Bezos reportedly personally saved from cancellation after Syfy axed it is a wonderfully complicated political thriller that just so happens to take place in space as Earth and Mars are on the brink of war and an alien somethingorother threatens all of humankind. Telling an intragalactic story from multiple planets and multiple points of view, The Expanse is Game of Thrones-level rich. Well, when Game of Thrones was good. Plus, Thomas Jane<\/a> plays a detective with a dope hat. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Sobering looks at history, Steve McQueen Uprising<\/p>\n BBC\/Rogan Productions<\/p>\n Following Small Axe, his impressive five-film suite of movies about West Indian immigrants in 1960s and 1980s England, director Steve McQueen<\/a> turns his prolific lens to a trio of documentaries. Most noteworthy is the three-part docuseries Uprising, detailing the 1981 New Cross Fire, an act of arson on a birthday party that left thirteen young Black people dead. Speaking with survivors of the fire, McQueen paints an intimate picture of a country divided by racism and a community that was devastated by a heinous act. If you like that, you can check out the other two films that premiered alongside Uprising: Subnormal, about the educational scandal of the 1960s and ’70s that sent Black children to schools for “subnormal education,” and Black Power: A British Story of Resistance, which looks at the Black Power movement in England. As usual with McQueen’s work, all are excellent. -Tim Surette [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Troubled cops, the parts of L.A. that aren’t so nice, The Shield Titus Welliver and Jamie Hector, Bosch<\/p>\n Hopper Stone\/Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Author Michael Connelly’s rough-around-the-edges cop Harry Bosch comes to the screen in one of Amazon’s most popular series, a prestige dad show about morality and cleaning up the scum of Los Angeles. Titus Welliver<\/a> plays Bosch, a homicide detective who doesn’t always play well with authorities, but that might have something to with the fact that he’s always caught up in investigations against him dealing with police procedure. The police work is much more authentic than what you’re used to, which some might call slow, but it’s worth the watch for some gripping turns and its gritty atmosphere. The show goes on in the form of sequel series Bosch: Legacy<\/a>, which is available via Freevee. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Unlikely romantic connections, people being lovingly mean to each other Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, Catastrophe<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Co-creators and co-writers\u00a0Rob Delaney<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Sharon Horgan<\/a>\u00a0star, respectively, as the affable American Rob and the sardonic, disillusioned Irish Sharon, two single people who find themselves falling into a relationship after a short fling in London leaves Sharon pregnant.\u00a0Catastrophe\u00a0is the kind of show that celebrates the joys and frustrations of unexpected romance,\u00a0telling us that love isn’t easy, but worth having if you can find it. If all that wasn’t enough, the late, great\u00a0Carrie Fisher<\/a>\u00a0makes recurring appearances as Rob’s eccentric, judgmental mother.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0People trying their best, rule-breaking priests, watching Olivia Colman be rude Phoebe Waller-Bridge, Fleabag<\/p>\n Amazon<\/p>\n Created by, written by, and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge<\/a>, the show centers around the everyday life of the titular Fleabag (Waller-Bridge), and the ways in which she fails upwards romantically, professionally, and in her familial relationships. In its first season, it’s an incredibly funny show that’s also about the pain of hidden trauma, but it’s in its second season where Fleabag confidently figures out exactly what it wants to say. As Fleabag begins to explore her strange, fleeting connection with Andrew Scott<\/a>‘s (Hot) Priest, repairs her complicated bond with her uptight sister Claire (Sian Clifford<\/a>), and struggles to figure out the kind of person she wants to be, the show shines. By the time those two words heard ’round the world are uttered in the series finale \u2014 “It’ll pass”; if you know, you know \u2014 it’s abundantly clear that\u00a0Fleabag has earned its cathartic, triumphant ending.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Historical fiction, dystopian universes Based on the Philip K. Dick novel, the drama imagines a universe in which the Nazis won World War II. Picking up 20 years after the war, the United States is now divided into two states: Germany controls the east and Japan controls the west, while the Rocky Mountain states are a lawless neutral zone. When films and newsreels created by a mysterious figure, appropriately called the Man in the High Castle, that show Germany and Japan losing the war, people who have accepted their fate begin to rebel against the world they’re stuck in.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Tig Notaro, late in life coming-of-age stories Tig Notaro, One Mississippi<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Comedian\u00a0Tig Notaro<\/a>\u00a0stars as a version of herself in this fictionalized account of the period in her life directly after her mother died. While recovering from her own brush with cancer, she moves back to her Mississippi hometown to live with her brother and step-father, reminiscing and learning about her past. This show really highlights Notaro’s strengths as both an actor and a storyteller, and it’s also one of those little hidden gems that will probably make you wonder, “Where has this been all my life?”\u00a0-Allison Picurro [Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0The Coen Brothers, cinematography, comedic violence Patriot<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n My best piece of advice: Stop everything and watch Patriot now. Steven Conrad<\/a>‘s bizarre spy series stars For All Mankind’s Michael Dorman<\/a> as an aspiring folk singer dragged into espionage by his father, forcing him to go undercover as an employee at a pipe-manufacturer in Milwaukee. Yeah, that sounds weird, and it is, charmingly, and bolstered by artsy cinematography, colorful characters, and comedy so dark you might be ashamed to laugh. It’s one of Amazon’s hidden treasures. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Alternative histories, Barry Jenkins’ magical touch Thuso Mbedu,\u00a0The Underground Railroad<\/p>\n Amazon Studios<\/p>\n Barry Jenkins<\/a>\u00a0made his first big foray into TV with this miniseries based on the Colson Whitehead novel about an alternate reality that imagines the Underground Railroad as an actual railroad with trains, conductors, and engineers. Cora (Thuso Mbedu<\/a>), an enslaved woman, boards the train in effort to secure her freedom, all while being pursued by a vicious slave owner (Joel Edgerton<\/a>).\u00a0William Jackson Harper<\/a>\u00a0and\u00a0Lily Rabe<\/a>\u00a0co-star.\u00a0-Allison Picurro\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n For fans of:\u00a0Crime dramas, virtual vacations Gabriel Byrne, ZeroZeroZero<\/p>\n ZeroZeroZero is a sprawling crime drama in every sense, following the life cycle of cocaine from production in Mexico to transport by an American shipping company to sale by the mafia in Italy. Of course, problems with the shipment arise, leading to infighting among syndicates and, yep, murder. Come for the crime, stay for the gorgeous on-location shots. -Tim Surette\u00a0[Trailer<\/a>]\u00a0<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"Sleep on Amazon Prime Video at your own risk. 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