Prime Video’s top 10 is never the same every week, as new shows usually crash the trending list overnight while popular romantic hits like “Maxton Hall” and “The Summer I Turned Pretty” cling to the chart like they live there. It’s a fun way to see what everyone’s binging right now, even if not every trending title is actually worth streaming.
So I dug through the list myself and picked out three that genuinely are. These fresh additions actually earn a spot on your Prime Video watchlist. This week’s standouts include “Fallout” with hype building ahead of season 2, a new adult animated fantasy series, and a twisty psychological thriller.
Best shows in the Prime Video top 10
‘Fallout’
“Fallout” is climbing the Prime Video charts again, shooting straight back to No. 1 now that season 2 is on the horizon and a new trailer has everyone talking. Fans are probably jumping back in for a refresher, and honestly, it’s easy to see why. The show’s dark humor, gritty game-inspired world, and standout characters make it the kind of series that hooks you all over again, whether you’re rewatching before season 2 drops or checking it out for the first time to see what everyone’s talking about.
Set roughly 200 years after a nuclear war obliterated civilization, the show begins with people who’ve spent generations living in luxurious underground Vaults, which are shelters meant to preserve humanity after an apocalyptic event. When they finally emerge, they find the surface transformed into a dangerous, irradiated wasteland. The story follows a young Vault-dweller named Lucy (Ella Purnell), who leaves the safety of her shelter to navigate this harsh new world, encountering hardened wanderers such as a scarred veteran bounty hunter named a “Ghoul” (Walton Goggins) on her journey.
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‘The Mighty Nein’
“The Mighty Nein” is sure to delight fans of “The Legend of Vox Machina,” and as my colleague Malcolm McMillan put it, it’s a “worthy successor.” There’s plenty of crossover between the two shows, so if you enjoyed “Vox Machina,” this new animated adventure will feel like a perfect fit. But even within its first three episodes, it’s clear that “The Mighty Nein” goes darker and leans more mature.
The show follows a ragtag group of outcasts — misfits and fugitives — who end up thrust together when a powerful magical relic called “The Beacon” falls into dangerous hands. As danger spreads across the land of Exandria (on its continent Wildemount), this unlikely band must figure out how to work as a team to stop a looming threat to their realm. Over time, their individual scars, secrets, and personal journeys become entwined as they struggle to survive, trust each other, and fight for a world that may already be falling apart.
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‘Malice’
“Malice” pushes Jack Whitehall far outside his usual comedic comfort zone, dropping him into something far more sinister. With David Duchovny and Carice van Houten alongside him, it’s clear from the cast alone that this isn’t your standard wealthy-family potboiler. The show very much leans into psychological mind games, social manipulation, and a villain who’s disturbingly charming.
Adam Healey (Whitehall) is a smooth, seemingly well-mannered tutor who slips into the extravagant world of the Tanner family during their luxurious getaway in Greece. When their nanny suddenly falls ill, he wastes no time stepping into her place, eventually embedding himself in their London home. Underneath his polite exterior sits a calculated plan: slowly twisting Jamie (Duchovny) and Nat (van Houten) against one another as his quiet revenge begins to unfold.
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Prime Video top 10 shows right now
1. "Fallout"
2. "Malice" ("025)
3. "Hazbin Hotel" (2019)
4. "The Mighty Nein" (2025)
5. "House of David" (2025)
6. "Maxton Hall" (2024)
7. "The Family Man" (2019)
8. "The Summer I Turned Pretty" (2022)
9. "Beast Games" (2024)
10. "Power Book IV: Force" (2022)
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