Amazon Prime Video continues to be a destination for some of the most acclaimed original streaming series. As we look ahead to 2025, subscribers are eager to see if it will build on the successful trends of 2024 with more exciting additions and returning favorites. Kicking off the new year, all six seasons of How to Get Away With Murder will be available on January 1, offering fans a chance to binge one of network television’s most beloved dramas. Additionally, new seasons of Harlem (Season 3) and Tribunal Justice (Season 2) will delight viewers in January.
Furthermore, Prime Video is set to unveil two highly anticipated series this month. On Call will premiere on January 9, showcasing a gripping narrative about rookie and veteran police officers tackling crime in Long Beach, California. Following closely is Molly-Mae: Behind It All slated for release on January 17, a docuseries that offers an intimate glimpse into the life of reality star Molly-Mae Hague.
Upcoming and Noteworthy Shows on Amazon Prime Video
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Cross
(2024) [Crime Thriller] – A gritty adaptation of James Patterson’s renowned Alex Cross novels, this series stood as Amazon Prime Video’s most-watched show in December 2024. -
Nip/Tuck
(2003-2010) [Drama] – This intense drama follows two plastic surgeons navigating the complexities of their personal and professional lives amid ethical dilemmas. -
The Legend of Vox Machina
(2022-Present) [Animated Fantasy] – Based on the beloved Dungeons & Dragons campaign, this animated series delivers both humor and intense action. -
Hazbin Hotel
(2024) [Animated Comedy] – Following a successful pilot launch on YouTube in 2019, this musical series delves into themes of redemption and morality within the afterlife. -
Fleabag
(2016-2019) [Comedy Drama] – A sharp and empathetic exploration of love, loss, and the absurdities of modern life, this show became a cultural phenomenon upon its release. -
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel
(2017-2023) [Comedy Drama] – Inviting audiences into a vibrant portrayal of 1950s-60s America, this series follows a woman discovering her flair for stand-up comedy after a sudden life change. -
Elementary
(2012-2019) [Mystery Thriller] – A contemporary twist on the Sherlock Holmes tales, this series stars Lucy Liu as the modern Dr. Joan Watson. -
Castle
(2009-2016) [Crime Drama] – This engaging show revolves around a crime novelist turned detective, blending humor with thrilling mystery. -
Psych
(2006-2014) [Crime Comedy] – This comedic take on crime drama follows two friends solving crimes using quirky methods. -
American Horror Story
(2011-Present) [Horror Anthology] – With multiple seasons filled with spine-chilling narratives, this anthology remains a staple of horror on Amazon Prime. -
Daisy Jones & The Six
(2023) [Music Drama] – A riveting depiction of a fictional rock band’s rise and fall, this drama captivates with its emotion and music. -
Downton Abbey
(2010-2015) [Period Drama] – This critically acclaimed series unwinds the interwoven lives of a British aristocratic family and their servants in the early 20th century. -
Bosch
(2014-2021) [Action Thriller] – A powerful portrayal of a detective pursuing justice on his terms, basking in a gritty Los Angeles backdrop. -
Hannibal
(2013-2015) [Crime Thriller] – An elaborate exploration of psychological horror, this series highlights the deadly dance between Hannibal Lecter and Will Graham. -
Batman: Caped Crusader
(2024) [Animated Superhero] – A vibrant homage to classic Batman stories, this animated series promises thrilling spectacles. -
Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan
(2018-2023) [Spy Thriller] – A gripping narrative featuring a CIA analyst entrenched in global espionage intrigues, creating riveting suspense. -
Mr. Robot
(2015-2019) [Sci-Fi Thriller] – Delving into the societal impacts of technology, this groundbreaking series features an unforgettable performance by Rami Malek. -
The Man in the High Castle
(2015-2019) [Alternate History Drama] – Imagining an alternate America ruled by Axis powers post-World War II, this series captivates with its thought-provoking narrative. -
Reacher
(2022-Present) [Military Thriller] – This series delivers a strikingly faithful adaptation of Jack Reacher, beloved by fans for its authenticity. -
Outer Range
(2022-Present) [Sci-Fi Mystery] – With its intriguing time-travel elements, Season 2 has reignited discussions around this dynamic series starring Josh Brolin. -
Battlestar Galactica
(2003-2009) [Action Sci-Fi] – Acclaimed as one of the best sci-fi dramas, this reboot explores humanity’s struggle against an existential threat. -
Fallout
(2024) [Apocalyptic Sci-Fi] – Inspired by the iconic video game franchise, this series intertwines post-apocalyptic action with sharp social commentary. -
The Expanse
(2015–2022) [Action Sci-Fi] – Renowned for its complex storytelling, this epic saga captures the expansive universe like no other. -
Invincible
(2021-Present) [Animated Superhero] – A bold take on superhero narratives, this animated series stands out for its raw action and emotional depth. -
The Boys
(2019-Present) [Superhero Drama] – With its sharp critiques of superhero culture, this series has solidified itself as a must-watch in contemporary television. -
Gen V
(2023 – Present) [Superhero Drama] – A unique spin-off of The Boys, focusing on the chaotic lives of students at a superhero college, while diving into familiar tropes. -
Good Omens
(2019-Present) [Fantasy Drama] – Centered on the whimsical storyline of an angel and a demon, this series showcases exceptional performances by David Tennant and Michael Sheen. -
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power
(2022-Present) [Fantasy Drama] – A visually stunning prequel to the famed J.R.R. Tolkien universe, diving into Middle-earth’s rich lore and compelling conflicts. -
From
(2022-Present) [Horror Mystery] – This series takes viewers on a surreal journey through a nightmarish town that ensnares its eager inhabitants. -
Humans
(2015-2018) [Sci-Fi Mystery] – A thought-provoking look into the ethics of self-aware AI, featuring Gemma Chan and examining the impact of such technology on human relationships.
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