As November rolls into its second week, Prime Video's charts are still dominated by the explosive second season of The Terminal List, with Chris Pratt reprising his role as a Navy SEAL on the run. But beyond that adrenaline-fueled thriller, the streaming service has a treasure trove of other series that deserve your attention. Whether you're in the mood for a buddy-comedy with a twist, a post-apocalyptic adventure, or a heartfelt coming-of-age romance, we've got you covered. Here are three standout shows to add to your binge list this week.
Ride or Die: A Wild, Unforgettable Ride
If you're looking for something fun and fast-paced, Ride or Die is a must-watch. Created by Tessa Coates, this action-comedy series pairs the incomparable Hannah Waddingham with Octavia Spencer as an unlikely duo. Spencer plays Debbie, a former attorney turned devoted political wife, while Waddingham is Judith, a rule-breaking international assassin living undercover as an accountant. When Debbie's marriage falls apart, she's thrust into Judith's dangerous world, leading to a chaotic road trip filled with espionage, laughs, and a surprisingly touching exploration of female friendship.
The show's high-energy premise is elevated by the undeniable chemistry between its leads, earning it a stellar 96% on Rotten Tomatoes. Despite the critical acclaim and strong debut, Prime Video unfortunately canceled it after just one season—making it a hidden gem you'll want to savor. For more underrated picks, check out our list of fantasy gems on Prime Video.
Fallout: The Gold Standard of Video Game Adaptations
For those who prefer their binge-watching with a side of post-apocalyptic dread, Fallout remains a towering achievement. Created by Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet, this series is set in the same canon as the beloved video game franchise, following three survivors—played by Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, and Walton Goggins—as their paths collide in a devastated Los Angeles. The show has been praised for its faithful recreation of the game's retro-futuristic aesthetic and darkly humorous tone, making it feel like a natural extension of the source material.
Since its 2024 debut, Fallout has become a critical darling, often cited alongside The Last of Us and Arcane as one of the best video game adaptations ever made. With two Creative Arts Emmy wins and a dedicated fanbase, it's a series that rewards both newcomers and longtime players. If you're new to the wasteland, this is the perfect time to dive in.
Sterling Point: A Fresh Take on Coming-of-Age Romance
Rounding out our list is Sterling Point, a new drama from Megan Park that has quickly become a fan favorite. The story centers on Annie Jacobson (Ella Rubin), who inherits a Canadian cottage with her twin brother, Connor. There, she meets a local girl who shares a claim to the property, and over one transformative summer, Annie navigates new romances and uncovers family secrets. The show's honest portrayal of adolescent life—balancing the thrill of first love with the messiness of personal growth—has drawn comparisons to classics like Dawson's Creek.
Already renewed for a second season, Sterling Point is a tender, emotionally resonant series that captures the complexities of youth with grace. It's a perfect pick for viewers who enjoy character-driven dramas with a touch of nostalgia. And if you're in the mood for more streaming recommendations, don't miss our Netflix binge guide for this week.
Whether you're in the mood for action, sci-fi, or romance, these three Prime Video originals offer something for every taste. So grab your remote, settle in, and enjoy some top-tier streaming entertainment.
