The Best TV Shows on Amazon Prime Video to Stream Now

From action-packed thrillers to guilty-pleasure reality shows, Amazon Prime Video has something for everyone

When it's finally time to cozy up and relax with a good show, the options can be overwhelming. With multiple streaming services, as well as prime-time and cable hits, deciding what to watch can take ages — and can eat up valuable free time in the process.

Amazon Prime Video is one of the many streaming services available, with tons of quality TV shows and movies from which to choose. The platform has developed multiple original series since 2013, with several of their shows, including the beloved The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel and Fleabag, earning critical acclaim and prestigious awards. Prime Video's series roster offers something for everyone, from dating experiments like Twin Love, nail-biting action shows like Mr. & Mrs. Smith and The Terminal List, feel-good coming-of-age series like The Summer I Turned Pretty and more.

Still not sure what to watch? Keep reading for a list of all the best TV shows to stream now on Amazon Prime Video.

My Lady Jane

Lady Jane Grey might be remembered as history's utmost damsel in distress, but this series gives her story a fresh, feminist twist. Inspired by Cynthia Hand, Brodi Ashton and Jodi Meadows' best-selling books, My Lady Jane follows the titular 16-year-old (Emily Bader) as she leads a life rampant with romance and adventure — all while getting swept up in a conspiracy to take the throne from her cousin, King Edward VI (Jordan Peters).

Watch My Lady Jane on Amazon Prime Video

Sausage Party: Foodtopia

After rebelling against the human race in the raunchy 2016 film, Sausage Party: Foodtopia finds our favorite anthropomorphic groceries living in their own paradise ... until a flood forces them to ally with humans for survival. Dig into all eight episodes premiering on July 11, which features a top-shelf voice cast including Seth Rogen, Kristen Wiig, Michael Cera and more.

Watch Sausage Party: Foodtopia on Amazon Prime Video on July 11

The Boys

What happens when superheroes no longer use their powers for good? That's the premise of The Boys, which chronicles a group of vigilantes ("the Boys") looking to bring down the corrupt superheroes ("the Supes") and the powerful corporation that controls them. The Emmy-nominated series stars Karl Urban, Jensen Ackles, Chace Crawford, Jack Quaid and Erin Moriarty. Season 4 is slated to end after eight episodes on July 18.

Watch The Boys on Amazon Prime Video

The Outlaws

This crime thriller-comedy series stars Christopher Walken and Stephen Merchant as former criminals sentenced to complete community service, and their cohort finds a bag full of cash belonging to some dangerous locals. Fun fact: While filming season 1, Walken painted over (and destroyed) an original Banksy. Season 3 of The Outlaws premiered May 31.

Watch The Outlaws on Amazon Prime Video

Maxton Hall — The World Between Us

Breaking records as Prime Video's most-watched international Original in its first week, Maxton Hall — The World Between Us invites viewers into the corridors of the eponymous preparatory school. When scholarship student Ruby Bell (Harriet Herbig-Matten) observes a scandalous secret within its walls, snooty millionaire heir James Beaufort (Damian Hardung) does his best to keep her quiet — igniting a spark between them neither can ignore.

Watch Maxton Hall — The World Behind Us on Amazon Prime Video

Outer Range

Rancher Royal Abbott (Josh Brolin) fights tooth and nail to defend his land in Wyoming. However, his world shifts when he discovers a black void in one of his pastures — offering a passage through the space-time continuum. With season 2 now available to stream, there's no better opportunity to saddle up and binge this sci-fi neo-Western series starring Brolin, Lewis Pullman, Imogen Poots, Lili Taylor and more.

Watch Outer Range on Amazon Prime Video

Them

Fans of American Horror Story will want to tune in to Them, a horror anthology series depicting a new terrifying story each season. Season 1 is set in 1953 and centers on a Black family who moves from North Carolina to L.A., where their new idyllic home quickly becomes a nightmare. Subtitled The Scare, season 2 — which premiered all eight episodes on April 25 — focuses on a gruesome murder in 1991.

Watch Them on Amazon Prime Video

Fallout

Based on the beloved video game franchise and executive produced by Westworld creator Jonathan Nolan, Fallout offers an alternative world history shaped by post-WWII nuclear advancements, resulting in a postapocalyptic society. Centuries later after a resource war, a young woman (Ella Purnell) and other Vault dwellers leave their fallout bunkers to brave the ruthless wasteland of Los Angeles. The series has already been renewed for a second season.

Watch Fallout on Amazon Prime Video

Invincible

Based on the comic books by Robert Kirkman, Cory Walker and Ryan Ottley, this animated series chronicles the story of Mark Grayson (voiced by Steven Yeun), a 17-year-old discovering and refining his superpowers under the training of his father (voiced by J.K. Simmons) — the mightiest superhero on the planet. Seasons 1 and 2 are available to stream.

Watch Invincible on Amazon Prime Video

Mr. & Mrs. Smith

On this espionage comedy series, Atlanta's Donald Glover and PEN15's Maya Erskine team up as two rival spies commissioned to pose as married couple John and Jane Smith. As they tackle life-or-death missions once a week, their dynamic evolves from professional partners to something more. Based on the 2005 film starring Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie, Mr. & Mrs. Smith also features appearances from Paul Dano, Parker Posey, Alexander Skarsgård and more.

Watch Mr. & Mrs. Smith on Amazon Prime Video

Expats

Adapted from Janice Y. K. Lee's 2016 best-selling novel The Expatriates, Lulu Wang's six-part limited series features Nicole Kidman, Sarayu Blue and Ji-young Yoo as it delves into the complex personal and professional lives of a close-knit group of affluent emigrants residing in Hong Kong.

Watch Expats on Amazon Prime Video

Reacher

Based on Lee Child's Jack Reacher book series, this crime thriller follows former military police officer Jack Reacher (Alan Ritchson) after he is falsely accused of murder. A deep-rooted conspiracy ensues, involving a corrupt police department, shady politicians and dirty businessmen — all getting in the way of Reacher clearing his name.

Watch Reacher on Amazon Prime Video

Twin Love

Presented by WWE superstars Brie and Nikki Garcia — famously known as the Bella Twins — this new social dating experiment divides ten sets of identical twins into separate houses as they set out on a mission for love. With twice the drama and excitement, Twin Love will investigate whether twins also share a commonality in their romantic preferences.

Watch Twin Love on Amazon Prime Video

Gen V

Step into the ring with this spinoff series from The Boys that has already been renewed for a second season. Set within the hallowed halls of Godolkin University School of Crimefighting — the only college dedicated to shaping America's future superheroes — a new class of "supes" vie for the university's top honors and a shot at joining The Seven, Vought International's legendary superhero team, while also confronting moral dilemmas. Production on the show's second season is underway after star Chance Perdomo died in a motorcycle accident on March 30 at age 27.

Watch Gen V on Amazon Prime Video

Frasier

Oh, dear God! All 11 binge-worthy seasons of Frasier are now ready for your streaming pleasure on Amazon Prime Video, perfectly timed for the Paramount+ revival series. On this spinoff series of the long-running sitcom Cheers — which amassed 37 Primetime Emmy Awards — Frasier Crane (Kelsey Grammer) leaves Boston and makes a witty return to his Seattle roots, rekindling his relationships with his father (John Mahoney) and psychiatrist brother (David Hyde Pierce) and starting a career as a radio therapist.

Watch Frasier on Amazon Prime Video

Upload

Greg Daniels, the creator behind Parks and Recreation and the American adaptation of The Office, delivers the futuristic comedy Upload. Starring Robbie Amell and Andy Allo, the show is set in 2033, when humans have the ability to "upload" themselves into a digital afterlife of their choosing.

Watch Upload on Amazon Prime Video

The Wheel of Time

Gone Girl's Rosamund Pike stars in this fantasy drama based on the eponymous novel series by Robert Jordan and Brandon Sanderson. The Wheel of Time follows Moiraine (Pike) and a group of powerful women as they seek out the Dragon Reborn — a creature that has the power to save the world from dark forces. The series has been renewed for a third season.

Watch The Wheel of Time on Amazon Prime Video

Psych

"Don't be the 100th luftballon." With his photographic memory, Shawn Spencer (James Roday Rodriguez) persuades the Santa Barbara police department he possesses psychic crime-solving abilities. Aided by his sharp and witty best friend, Gus (Dulé Hill), the dynamic duo transforms into an unbeatable dream team as crime consultants on USA Network’s hit detective dramedy series.

Watch Psych on Amazon Prime Video

The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart

If you loved Big Little Lies and Nine Perfect Strangers, be prepared to get hooked. Based on Holly Ringland's best-selling debut novel, this seven-part miniseries follows Alice Hart — played by Alycia Debnam-Carey, with Alyla Browne as 9-year-old Alice — an orphan who tragically loses her parents to a mysterious fire when she was a child and finds herself living with her grandmother (Sigourney Weaver) on a flower farm, where she digs up family secrets that leave a lasting impact.

Watch The Lost Flowers of Alice Hart on Amazon Prime Video

Good Omens

From the mind that brought you the illustrious children's novel Coraline comes a fantasy comedy series — based on Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett's 1990 cult-classic novel — centered on the unlikely friendship between a saintlike angel (Michael Sheen) and a not-so-evil demon (David Tennant) as they team up to prevent Armageddon and the coming of the Antichrist. Two seasons are presently available for streaming. The show has been renewed for a third/final season.

Watch Good Omens on Amazon Prime Video

Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan

John Krasinski ditches lovable dork Jim Halpert to become Marine vet–turned–CIA analyst Jack Ryan in this political thriller. The series, based on Tom Clancy's novels, follows Ryan as he thwarts a massive terrorist attack and uncovers a global conspiracy. All four seasons are streaming in full.

Watch Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan on Amazon Prime Video

The Summer I Turned Pretty

To All the Boys I've Loved Before author Jenny Han delivers another coming-of-age drama — and her TV debut — with this series based on the best-selling book of the same name. The Summer I Turned Pretty follows Isabel "Belly" Conklin (Lola Tung), who ends up in a surprising love triangle with her childhood friends Conrad (Christopher Briney) and Jeremiah Fisher (Gavin Casalegno). Two seasons are available to stream, with a third on the way.

Watch The Summer I Turned Pretty on Amazon Prime Video

I'm a Virgo

With its first three episodes premiering at the SXSW festival in March, this absurdist comedy series stars Jharrel Jerome as Cootie, a giant 19-year-old man who is 13 feet tall and secluded from society under his aunt (Carmen Ejogo) and uncle's (Mike Epps) rule. Once he escapes his home and is discovered by a group of teen activists, Cootie learns that the world has plenty enough room for him.

Watch I'm a Virgo on Amazon Prime Video

The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel

"Tits up," everyone! This critically acclaimed and award-winning series tells the story of Miriam "Midge" Maisel (Rachel Brosnahan) in the 1960s as she embarks on life as a single mom — and a budding comedy star. The hit dramedy, created by Gilmore Girls' Amy Sherman-Palladino, also stars Alex Borstein as Susie Myerson, Midge's stubborn manager and loyal confidant. All five seasons are available to stream in full.

Watch The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel on Amazon Prime Video

Dead Ringers

Gender flipping the 1988 Jeremy Irons-starring thriller, Dead Ringers follows twin gynecologists — both played by Oscar winner Rachel Weisz — who are all but attached at the hip. Determined to reform women's healthcare, they're prepared to take any drastic measure, no matter how unethical.

Watch Dead Ringers on Amazon Prime Video

Daisy Jones & The Six

Based on Taylor Jenkins Reid's titular novel, Daisy Jones & The Six centers on a Fleetwood Mac-esque rock band that rose to fame in the 1970s and reunite decades after splitting up. The documentary-style miniseries features original music created by Blake Mills, a stellar cast — including Riley Keough, Sam Claflin, Suki Waterhouse and Camila Morrone — and a compelling story that will certainly strike a chord.

Watch Daisy Jones & The Six on Amazon Prime Video

Swarm

It's best to leave a hive alone — you wouldn't want to trigger a swarm. Donald Glover's horror series follows a young woman (Dominique Fishback) and her obsession with a Beyoncé-inspired R&B singer that leads her down a path of deadly acts. Also starring Chloe Bailey and Nirine S. Brown, Swarm was Malia Obama's first TV job, for which she worked as a contributing writer.

Watch Swarm on Amazon Prime Video

Harlem

Created by Girls Trip writer Tracy Oliver, this comedy series follows a fabulous group of thirtysomething girlfriends residing in Harlem, N.Y.C, who are all navigating through relationships and their jobs. Grace Byers, Meagan Good, Jerrie Johnson and Shoniqua Shandai all returned for season 2.

Watch Harlem on Amazon Prime Video

Hunters

Inspired by true events, the conspiracy drama follows a group of skilled Nazi hunters (played by Logan Lerman, Al Pacino, Jerrika Hinton, Josh Radnor and more) who aim to take down escaped Nazi officers with intentions to build a Fourth Reich in America. Hunters' second and final season features a new target hiding in South America: Adolf Hitler.

Watch Hunters on Amazon Prime Video

The Legend of Vox Machina

This Dungeons & Dragons-inspired show follows a group of unlikely heroes who find themselves on a quest to save Exandria from dark forces. Laura Bailey, Taliesin Jaffe, Matthew Mercer and Ashley Johnson star in this animated series.

Watch The Legend of Vox Machina on Amazon Prime Video

The English

Yellowstone fans will appreciate this Western drama from Amazon Prime Video. Set in 1890, the series follows two outsiders, a British aristocrat (Emily Blunt) and a Pawnee-born U.S. Army veteran (Chaske Spencer), as they each seek revenge in the wild Western plains of Kansas — and discover their connected history in the process.

Watch The English on Amazon Prime Video

The Devil's Hour

From serial killers and murders to supernatural hauntings and visions, The Devil's Hour has no shortage of suspense. This psychological thriller premiered in October 2022 — and was renewed for a second and third season a month later — and stars Call the Midwife's Jessica Raine and Doctor Who's Peter Capaldi. An insomniac (Raine) wakes up at 3:33 a.m. every night from terrifying nightmares of a mysterious serial killer ... with whom she shares an unlikely link.

Watch The Devil's Hour on Amazon Prime Video

The Terminal List

Chris Pratt, Constance Wu and Taylor Kitsch star in this action-packed series. In The Terminal List, Navy SEAL James Reece (Pratt) tries to unravel what really happened during a covert mission that killed his entire platoon — except for him. Pratt, who took fans behind the scenes before the show premiered in July 2022, also stars alongside his brother-in-law Patrick Schwarzenegger on this thrilling series.

Watch The Terminal List on Amazon Prime Video

The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power

Fans of The Hobbit and The Lord of the Rings will love this fantastical drama series, which takes place thousands of years before the events of J.R.R. Tolkien's famous novels. Set in the Second Age of Middle-earth, this series follows its ensemble as they grapple with the reemergence of evil. Season 2 premieres Aug. 29.

Watch The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power on Amazon Prime Video

The Man in the High Castle

Acclaimed director Ridley Scott served as executive producer for this fictional historical drama. The Man in the High Castle explores a parallel timeline where the Axis powers won World War II and Germany and Japan occupied the U.S. Rufus Sewell, Alexa Davalos and Luke Kleintank star in this four-season series.

Watch The Man in the High Castle on Amazon Prime Video

Sneaky Pete

In this crime drama, Marius Josipović (Giovanni Ribisi) has recently been released from prison. To evade dangerous ex-cop Vince Lonigan (Bryan Cranston), whom he once robbed, Marius assumes the identity of his former prison cellmate, Pete Murphy (Ethan Embry). The show's three seasons follow Marius as he attempts to outrun his past and fit into Pete's estranged family.

Watch Sneaky Pete on Amazon Prime Video

Goliath

Billy Bob Thornton delivers an award-winning performance in this legal drama as Billy McBride, a brilliant lawyer who developed alcoholism after his acquitted client committed another murder. Billy seeks both redemption and justice in Goliath, which first premiered in October 2016. The role earned Thornton a Golden Globe in 2017.

Watch Goliath on Amazon Prime Video

Bosch

This police procedural follows Los Angeles homicide detective Harry Bosch (Titus Welliver) and the gruesome murders he investigates. Also starring Jamie Hector, Bosch was one of Amazon Prime Video's first original dramas and ran for seven seasons.

Watch Bosch on Amazon Prime Video

Fleabag

Phoebe Waller-Bridge developed Fleabag as a one-woman play and turned it into an award-winning series with BBC Three and Amazon Prime Video. Waller-Bridge stars as our protagonist, who breaks the fourth wall with biting commentary about her sister Claire (Sian Clifford), the Hot Priest (Andrew Scott) and more. The show collected several awards, including six Emmys and two Golden Globes. Savor the series' two seasons, because Waller-Bridge won't be making a third.

Watch Fleabag on Amazon Prime Video

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