3 Near-Perfect Prime Video Series to Binge This Weekend (November 6 – 8)
Looking for your next binge? These three Prime Video series deliver the thrills, laughs, and surprises you've longed for.
When November arrives, it's the perfect time to unwind with a good series on Prime Video. This weekend, we recommend three distinct shows that cater to different tastes.
First up is The Terminal List, a high-octane action-adventure starring Chris Pratt. The show is based on Jack Carr's novel True Believer and follows Navy SEAL Commander James Reece as he seeks justice for his family's murder. Season 2 continues the story, adapting Carr's follow-up novel, featuring fan favorites Mohammed Farooq and CIA agent Jules Landry. With its thrilling plot and big-name cast, The Terminal List is perfect for fans of suspenseful thrillers.
If you're in the mood for something more unsettling, The Devil's Hour is another excellent choice. Starring Jessica Raine and Peter Capaldi, this Prime Video original is a psychological horror series with supernatural elements. The story follows Lucy Chambers, who experiences disturbing visions every night at 3:33 a.m., and her encounter with a serial killer who seems to know too much about her life.
Created by Tom Moran, the show's second season delves deeper into its mind-bending mythology, making it a must-watch for fans of supernatural mysteries.
Lastly, Upload offers a unique and comedic take on the afterlife. Created by Greg Daniels, the series explores a world where people can upload their consciousness to a digital afterlife, complete with subscription tiers and corporate greed. Nathan Brown, a tech-savvy app developer, finds himself in Lakeview, a luxurious digital afterlife, after a suspicious accident.
With the help of his customer service angel, Nora Antony, Nathan navigates the absurdities of this virtual existence. Upload's fourth and final season wrapped last year, making it the perfect binge-worthy series for those looking for laughter and social commentary.
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