Amazon Prime is a one-stop shop for creative and fun original content. Fans of the action genre will enjoy ‘The Terminal List’ and ‘Paper Girls’ will premiere in July 2022 and tells the story of teenagers who travel through time and must figure out how to get back home.
While Amazon Prime Video has some great original movies, the streaming service also has some excellent TV shows. Fans have voted for their favorites on Ranker, and every genre is represented here, from action to comedy to a hilarious animated series about superheroes.
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10 Hanna (2019-2021)
Fans of action scenes, powerful storylines, and well-drawn characters love Hanna, which has had three seasons on Amazon Prime. Read also : Here are the most watched Amazon Prime video series in the last 2 years: how they stack up against Netfli. Hanna has many smart characters and the TV show is an adaptation of the film that was released in 2011.
The main character lives in the forests of Poland with Erik Heller, who became involved with Hanna’s mother and started caring for Hanna. The CIA runs a program in which it ensures that pregnant women give birth to babies who can become soldiers. It’s a creepy premise and a well-crafted series.
9 Invincible (2021-)
In Invincible, Nolan and Mark Grayson are a father and son, both possessing magical powers. When Mark turns 17, he realizes he’s like his father, which is a wild and life-changing revelation. See the article : This new Netflix show just beat out Stranger Things. While there are plenty of movies and TV shows about characters who are superheroes, Invincible has a lot of heart for it. makes it moving to watch.
The animated series features an all-star cast of Sandra Oh and J.K. Simmons and it’s visually appealing, with a strong storyline featuring themes of family, fitting in, and how people should be comfortable and confident about who they are.
8 Sneaky Pete (2015-2019)
Sneaky Pete is one of the more underrated shows on Amazon Prime, which explains its lower rating. Bryan Cranston and David Shore created the show, which follows Marius as he leaves prison and has problems with someone he robbed at the time. To see also : Prime Video Schedule Additions: New TV and Movies Coming June 13-19. Marius decides to pose as Pete, who he lived with in prison.
The premise draws viewers in and Marius is brought into contact with Pete’s relatives, creating complex drama that’s a lot of fun. The show was unfortunately canceled after three seasons, which was upsetting to viewers who really loved it.
7 Good Omens (2019-)
Good Omens is based on the book by Neil Gaiman and Terry Pratchett, and Gaiman created and wrote the six-episode series. The series approaches the story of Adam and Eve in a lighthearted way.
The main characters in Good Omens are a demon named Crowley and an angel named Aziraphale. Crowley seduced Eve and Aziraphale is responsible for the entrance to the Garden of Eden. Together they form a fascinating and hilarious couple. The show is goofy and funny, but has some serious themes of good versus evil.
6 The Man In The High Castle (2015-2019)
The Man in the High Castle is perfect for fans of action and fantasy, but since not everyone likes those genres, that explains why it doesn’t rank higher. The show imagines a world where Japan and Germany ruled after World War II, which changed the world since the Nazis ruled.
The show offers a well-crafted but disturbing look at what this might really be like, with Ridley Scott as executive producer. The Man in the High Castle was adapted from the novel by Philip K. Dick, published in 1962.
5 Bosch (2014-2021)
Based on a series of books by Michael Connelly, Bosch is about Harry Bosch, an LAPD detective. There are seven seasons and the show is perfect for fans of detective stories, where characters investigate murders and try to uncover the deeper meaning of each case.
Fans will enjoy Bosch spin-off Bosch: Legacy, which continues the detective’s life story. Harry is no longer a detective this time, but a private investigator, but he still has the same familiar tough personality.
4 Carnival Row (2019-)
Carnival Row is a gritty, creative series that’s flown a little under the radar, but it’s the kind of show where Oden has a passionate following, which is why it’s rated highly.
The intricate world of Carnival Rows involves various creatures and the characters live in a time where there is always struggle and tension. It’s a unique, different kind of series that will appeal to TV fans looking for something new.
3 The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel (2017-)
The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel is one of the most popular shows on Amazon Prime. Gilmore Girls fans appreciate that the show has a similar feel and tone as the characters are funny, smart and speak as fast as Lorelai and Rory Gilmore.
Miriam/Midge Maisel leaves her husband and begins living on her own terms, exploring her love and passion for stand-up comedy. The series is as emotional as it is hilarious, with a unique and funny cast of characters like Midge’s serious manager, Susie Myerson.
2 Jack Ryan (2018-)
The Jack Ryan movies have exciting moments and the TV version of Jack Ryan caused a sensation when it was first released in 2018. It’s one of the most talked-about Amazon shows, with fans of John Krasinski eager to see what the beloved actor would do with the role.
Like the films, the TV series follows the main character as he works for the CIA and has action-packed scenes and exciting storylines.
1 The Boys (2019-)
The Boys is one of the most popular Amazon Prime original series, which explains why it ranks so highly. Fans love it because it’s a wild, surprising show and every moment feels unexpected. The pacing of each episode is incredibly fast.
Violent, vulgar and over-the-top, The Boys also has a biting satire that doesn’t hold back. The show pokes fun at politics, overrated superhero media, capitalism and corporations. Every action is surprising and well deserved.
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