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The weekend is always high time to catch up on some great TV, and Prime Video is always packed with fresh streaming recommendations. However, given that the streaming service regularly updates its library with new titles each and every month, you run the risk of having too much choice.
Thankfully, Tom's Guide has your back: Skip the endless scrolling and check out our curated list of weekend watches, in which we go through what's new on Prime Video and highlight the three new and/or noteworthy series that are perfect for a weekend binge-watching session.
Article continues below'Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat'
The jokesters behind Amazon's hilarious reality hoax sitcom "Jury Duty" are back at it again, beginning March 20, with the first three episodes dropping on premiere day.
While last season, they struck comedy gold with a staged trial, this season, they're setting the ruse amid a fake company retreat. The unsuspecting target? Anthony, a real temp at a not-so-real brand (Rockin' Grandma's Hot Sauce), who attends the annual corporate offsite only to find out that things are getting messy up in that C-suite — it's CEO Doug's final retreat and his son Dougie Jr. is struggling to prove his leadership abilities while a private-equity team sniffs around for company acquisition. Hijinks will very much ensue.
Stream "Jury Duty: Company Retreat" on Prime Video now
'Deadloch'
Premiering on Friday, March 20, Australian crime-comedy "Deadloch" returns to Prime Video for its second installment, this time finding Detectives Dulcie Collins (Kate Box) and Eddie Redcliffe (Madeleine Sami) in Darwin to investigate the death of Eddie’s former policing partner, Bushy.
However, when a body part is discovered in the remote town of Barra Creek, their plans are soon diverted as they're tasked with identifying the John Doe. "Sticky, sweaty and juggling comprehensive thrush infections, the detectives find themselves embroiled in a world of crocodile-fuelled tourism, overstretched Indigenous rangers, cagey locals, and seven-metre prehistoric predators" as they dig into the dark secrets that lie beneath that small-town surface, per the season synopsis.
Stream "Deadloch" on Prime Video now
'The Forsytes'
Hitting Prime Video via PBS Masterpiece on Sunday, March 22, this six-part period drama is adapted from John Galsworthy's Nobel Prize-winning "The Forsytes" novels, chronicling a wealthy stockbroking family in 1880s London across four separate generations that "find themselves torn between tradition and the personal pursuit of happiness," per PBS.
Led by "Flesh and Blood" star Francesca Anna as formidable matriarch Ann Forsyte and featuring Stephen Moyer, Eleanor Tomlinson, Fiona Button and Jack Davenport in its ensemble cast, the lavish British series will find the titular fam struggling to maintain their supremacy as desire, ambition and betrayal threaten to crumble their powerful empire.
Stream "The Forsytes" on Prime Video now
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