Prime Video Shows, Reviewed & Ranked
Prime Video’s originals run hot and cold, but its best swing for the fences — a superhero satire with no off switch, a globe-trotting spy franchise, and the occasional prestige anime. This is our index to the Prime shows we have reviewed in full, ordered by where we would point a new viewer first, with our rating and episode coverage for each. The catalog is smaller than Netflix’s, which makes the few genuine standouts easier to find — and easier for us to cover end to end.
How this list is ordered: Ordered by where we’d start a new viewer, with our rating and episode coverage for each.
The Boys
The flagship: a superhero satire that recasts the cape boom as corporate horror-comedy, profane and pitch-black. Not for kids.
Jack Ryan
John Krasinski’s CIA-analyst-to-field-operative arc across four globe-trotting seasons — Prime’s steady, competent action staple.
Lazarus
Shinichiro Watanabe’s stylish near-future anime — a small team racing a global countdown, carrying the soundtrack-forward cool of his Cowboy Bebop days.
That’s every Prime Video Shows title we’ve reviewed so far. Tap any show for the full episode-by-episode coverage, the ranked episodes, or its best lines.