Top 20 Amazon Prime TV Shows to Binge on Right Now

11 months ago By Neil Ross

Netflix might be churning out shows left and right, but Amazon Prime Video holds its ground, providing a curated selection of some of the best series out there. With a multitude of options at your fingertips, sifting through the choices can feel like navigating a labyrinthine menu. Fret not! We’ve got your back with a list of our top 20 Amazon Prime series—all part of your Prime subscription.

1. Invincible
Mark Grayson inherits his father’s powers, but the journey to becoming a superhero takes a twist. Invincible offers a mature take on superheroes, breaking away from the typical Marvel and DC narratives.

2. The Wheel of Time
Embark on a visually stunning journey through Robert Jordan’s epic novel series. Moiraine gathers a group destined to save—or potentially destroy—the world. The second season promises higher stakes and breathtaking cinematic effects.

3. The Greatest Show Never Made
Delve into the bizarre world of reality TV obsession gone wrong. This three-part documentary explores the aftermath of a nonexistent show that led participants to abandon their lives for a promised cash prize.

4. Gen V
A spin-off from The Boys, Gen V introduces the next generation of supes training at Godolkin University School of Crimefighting. With a mix of college life, creative superpowers, and The Boys’ trademark ultraviolence, Gen V is a wild ride.

5. Jack Ryan
John Krasinski’s portrayal of Tom Clancy’s iconic character takes you on a thrilling journey from desk jockey to field agent over four perfectly crafted seasons. The final season sees Ryan facing his most significant challenge yet.

6. I’m a Virgo
Directed by Boots Riley, this surrealist comedy follows Cootie, a 13-foot-tall 19-year-old navigating the world for the first time. With a unique blend of political and social commentary, I’m a Virgo is a must-watch.

7. Carnival Row
Immerse yourself in the fantasy world of Carnival Row, where a rich narrative exploring class, immigration, and race unfolds. While the second season faced delays, the first 18 episodes offer a concise and visually stunning binge.

8. The Power
Teenagers worldwide gain the ability to generate and discharge lightning, altering power dynamics on a global scale. The Power, featuring Toni Collette and Toheeb Jimoh, explores the seismic shift brought about by this newfound ability.

9. Daisy Jones & the Six
Spanning a decade, this series follows the rise and fall of the greatest band the 1970s never saw. With a fantastic cast, period-perfect tone, and a phenomenal soundtrack, Daisy Jones & The Six is a musical journey worth taking.

10. The Legend of Vox Machina
Looking for an animated fantasy series that’s a bit wild, a tad bloody, and definitely not meant for the kiddos? Well, The Legend of Vox Machina is your jam. Join the Vox Machina guild as they go head-to-head with some seriously powerful foes. Whether you’re a die-hard fan of the source material or a total newbie, this one stands out as a top-notch adult animated show.

11. The Rig
Picture this: a supernatural thriller unfolding on an isolated oil rig, where weird stuff keeps happening, dropping hints of a deeper mystery. The tension, fear, and paranoia? Nailed it. The Rig is like a guilty pleasure cranked up a notch, thanks to its stellar cast.

12. Tales From the Loop
Ever heard of Tales From the Loop? It’s this mesmerizing series inspired by artist Simon Stålenhag’s work. It blurs the line between ongoing narrative and anthology, serving up stories about frozen time, swapped lives, and parallel worlds. Quick but unforgettable trip to Mercer, guaranteed.

13. The Devil’s Hour
Peter Capaldi takes the lead in this gritty drama that’s part murder mystery, part thriller, and a whole lot supernatural. Lucy, a social worker, gets hit with horrific visions tied to a bloody murder and a child’s abduction. It’s a wild ride unraveling a sinister conspiracy.

14. Them
Take a trip back to 1950s Los Angeles with Them, a horror anthology following the Emory family as they navigate racial tensions in an all-white neighborhood. Toss in some unsettling supernatural threats, and you’ve got a tense and downright terrifying exploration of the period.

15. The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
Get ready for an epic journey in Tolkien’s Second Age. The Rings of Power is a fantasy series exploring major events like the fall of Númenor and the forging of perilous rings. And the visuals? Breathtaking. It’s hands down one of the most beautiful series on Amazon.

16. The Boys
Enter a world where superheroes embody the worst of humanity. The Boys, adapted from a satirical comic, dives deep into the gory and relevant territory of power abuses. Season three? It continues the team’s battle against the sadistic Homelander.

17. The Underground Railroad
Colson Whitehead’s Pulitzer Prize-winning novel comes to life in this limited series. Imagine the Underground Railroad as an actual subway system. Barry Jenkins’ direction makes it visually stunning and powerful. Brace yourself for a unique narrative ride.

18. Fleabag
Meet Fleabag, a morally flawed but utterly captivating character. Phoebe Waller-Bridge brings raw and unfiltered brilliance to this sitcom. Witty dialogue, a stellar cast, and a shockingly watchable exploration of life’s complexities—it’s all in there.

19. The Man in the High Castle
Philip K. Dick’s alternate reality, where the Nazis won World War II, unfolds in this gripping adaptation. The world-building hits close to home, adding an extra layer of resonance that might give you chills.

20. The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
Step back into the 1950s with this sharp comedy. Join Midge Maisel on her journey into stand-up comedy after discovering her husband’s affair. With a stellar cast and a trophy case full of awards and nominations, it’s one of Amazon’s best comedies.

Final Thoughts

Ready for your next binge-worthy adventure? Dive into the Prime Video world and explore these captivating series. They cover a diverse range of genres and storytelling styles—your entertainment awaits!