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7 Best Shows on Amazon Prime Right Now (Updated for 2026)

Amazon Prime Video had a list of movies and shows they took from other creators and producers – but recently they have launched their own series from Amazon Studios often collaborating with other spaces as well.

by TSA Desk
October 9, 2026
in Entertainment
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7 Best Shows on Amazon Prime Right Now

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Key takeaways
The Boys ended with its fifth season in May 2026, so all 40 episodes are available.Fleabag and The Summer I Turned Pretty are complete and easy to binge.The Family Man season 3 released on 21 November 2025.The Devil's Hour has been renewed for a third series.

The best shows on Amazon Prime right now include The Boys, Fleabag, The Family Man, Jack Ryan, The Summer I Turned Pretty, The Devil’s Hour and I’m a Virgo. This 2026 list mixes completed series you can binge from start to finish with shows that are still running, so you know exactly what you are signing up for.

Prime Video’s catalogue is large and the home screen does not always help you find the good stuff. We have picked seven shows across drama, comedy, action and thriller, and checked the current status of each one as of October 2026.

Table of Contents
  • Quick facts: best shows on Amazon Prime
  • 7 best shows on Amazon Prime right now
    • 1. The Boys
    • 2. Fleabag
    • 3. The Family Man
    • 4. Jack Ryan
    • 5. The Summer I Turned Pretty
    • 6. The Devil's Hour
    • 7. I'm a Virgo
  • Two more worth adding to your watchlist
  • How to choose what to watch first
  • Frequently asked questions
    • What is the best show on Amazon Prime right now?
    • Is The Boys season 5 the last season?
    • Which Indian shows are best on Amazon Prime?
    • Will there be a Summer I Turned Pretty movie?

Quick facts: best shows on Amazon Prime

Show Genre Seasons Status
The Boys Superhero satire 5 Ended in May 2026
Fleabag Comedy drama 2 Ended in 2019
The Family Man Spy thriller (Hindi) 3 Season 3 out November 2025
Jack Ryan Action thriller 4 Series ended, film followed
The Summer I Turned Pretty Romance drama 3 Ended in September 2025, film announced
The Devil’s Hour Psychological thriller 2 Renewed for series 3
I’m a Virgo Absurdist comedy 1 No second season planned

7 best shows on Amazon Prime right now

1. The Boys

The Boys is an Amazon original about superheroes who abuse their fame and power, and the ordinary people who try to expose them. It is developed by Eric Kripke from the comic by Garth Ennis and Darick Robertson, with Karl Urban as Billy Butcher and Antony Starr as Homelander.

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The fifth and final season premiered on 8 April 2026 and ended on 20 May 2026, so all 40 episodes are now available. Fans can continue with the spin-off Gen V, while a prequel, Vought Rising, is listed for 2027.

2. Fleabag

Fleabag is a dark comedy drama written by and starring Phoebe Waller-Bridge, based on her own one-woman stage show. Her character is a messy, funny Londoner who often speaks straight to the camera. It was co-produced by Amazon Studios for the BBC.

The second series, in which Andrew Scott plays the Priest, won six Emmy Awards including Outstanding Comedy Series. The show ended in 2019 after just 12 episodes, which makes it one of the easiest binges on the platform.

3. The Family Man

Created by Raj and DK, The Family Man stars Manoj Bajpayee as Srikant Tiwari, a middle-class man who secretly works for a fictional intelligence unit. The show balances tense missions with the chaos of his home life, and Priyamani plays his wife, Suchitra.

Season 3 arrived on 21 November 2025, with Jaideep Ahlawat and Nimrat Kaur joining the main cast. Season 3 is set against rising tensions in Northeast India, and it is a good pick for viewers who want a Hindi series.

Actor Karl Urban, who plays Billy Butcher in The Boys on Amazon Prime Video
Photo: Romain Brami / Wikimedia Commons, CC BY-SA 2.0

4. Jack Ryan

Based on Tom Clancy’s novels, Jack Ryan stars John Krasinski as a CIA analyst pulled into field operations against global threats. Over four seasons he rises through the agency while chasing international threats.

The series ended with its fourth season in July 2023, after 30 episodes. The story continues in the film Jack Ryan: Ghost War, which Wikipedia lists as a Prime Video release in 2026.

5. The Summer I Turned Pretty

Based on Jenny Han’s novels, the show follows Belly, played by Lola Tung, and her feelings for brothers Conrad and Jeremiah over several summers at a beach house. Its soundtrack, packed with Taylor Swift songs, became a big part of its appeal.

The third and final season ended on 17 September 2025. On the same day, a feature film continuing the story was announced, with Jenny Han set to write and direct.

6. The Devil’s Hour

This British psychological thriller, created by Tom Moran, stars Jessica Raine as Lucy, a woman who wakes every night between 3 and 4 am after vivid nightmares. Her life grows stranger when she is linked to a string of murders, and Peter Capaldi plays the mysterious Gideon.

Series 1 came out in October 2022 and series 2 in October 2024. The show was renewed for a third series, but no release date had been listed at the time of writing.

7. I’m a Virgo

Created and directed by Boots Riley, I’m a Virgo stars Jharrel Jerome as Cootie, a 13-foot-tall young man who finally steps out into the world. The show uses practical effects, including miniatures and puppets, for many of its scenes.

It has one season of seven episodes, released in June 2023. In May 2026, Riley said there were no plans for a second season, so treat it as a complete, offbeat watch.

Two more worth adding to your watchlist

  • Panchayat: TVF’s gentle Hindi comedy about an engineering graduate who becomes a village panchayat secretary in Phulera, Uttar Pradesh. It has four seasons and has been renewed for a fifth.
  • The Horror of Dolores Roach: a horror comedy starring Justina Machado, based on a podcast. Amazon cancelled it after one season, but its eight episodes still make a tidy weekend watch.

How to choose what to watch first

If you want something short, start with Fleabag or I’m a Virgo. If you want a long binge with a proper ending, The Boys and The Summer I Turned Pretty are now complete. For an Indian story, The Family Man and Panchayat are the safest picks.

For more recommendations, browse our entertainment section, and see our buzz section for the latest streaming news.

Actor Manoj Bajpayee at the 52nd International Film Festival of India in Goa
Photo: AryantiwariI / Wikimedia Commons, CC0

Frequently asked questions

What is the best show on Amazon Prime right now?

The Boys is a top pick and is now complete after five seasons. Fleabag is the most awarded, with six Emmys for its second series.

Is The Boys season 5 the last season?

Yes. Season 5 was the final season. It premiered on 8 April 2026 and ended on 20 May 2026.

Which Indian shows are best on Amazon Prime?

The Family Man and Panchayat are two of the most popular. The Family Man season 3 released in November 2025, and Panchayat has been renewed for a fifth season.

Will there be a Summer I Turned Pretty movie?

Yes. A film continuing the story was announced on 17 September 2025, the day the series finale aired.

Sources: Wikipedia: The Boys, Wikipedia: The Family Man, Wikipedia: Fleabag, Prime Video.

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