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In previous years January has been a lean month for the big streaming brands. Sure, we're more likely to spend more time indoors due to the bad weather (well, in the northern hemisphere anyway) but new shows and films are sometimes in short supply. That's not the case for January 2022, though. Not only are there plenty of When to stream it: Sunday, January 9 Just weeks after helping The award-winning series' first season was critically acclaimed, with many lauding Zendaya's harrowing performance, and the show's impressive visuals and at times brutally honest depiction of addiction – though there was some criticism of the use of graphic adult content in a show targeted towards a teen audience. Two specials, which landed on HBO in December 2020 and January 2021 respectively, were equally well received, so expect Euphoria season 2 to build on the solid foundations its predecessors laid. For UK viewers, Euphoria season 2 will also release weekly on Eternals (Disney Plus) When to stream it: Wednesday, January 12 Just over two months on from its exclusive theatrical release, Set in the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame, the Chloe Zhao's MCU offering was billed as a superhero epic and potential 2022 Oscar frontrunner, but a mixed-to-poor response from fans and critics alike may have dealt a blow to those chances. Still, we enjoyed it, and it's pleasing to see Marvel Studios taking big swings with its When to stream it: Thursday, January 13 A spin-off series that takes place after Ja...

Unwinding with a great show begins with a familiar question, “What should I watch?” If you’re a Prime member, this year is teeming with amazing original shows across all genres – there’s something for everyone on Prime Video in 2023. Read on to find out what’s coming to Prime Video this year. Daisy Jones & The Six – streaming now Adapted from the best-selling novel by Taylor Reid Jenkins, this highly anticipated limited drama series follows the rise and fall of a fictional and famous 70s band Daisy Jones & The Six. The show dives into the hedonistic world of 70s rock and roll, and the lives of charismatic lead singers Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin). Decades after the band splits up following a sold-out show at Chicago’s Soldier Field, the members decide to disclose the truth about their infamous breakup. Rounding off the main cast is Will Harrison as lead guitarist Graham Dunne, Suki Waterhouse as keyboardist Karen Sirko, Sebastian Chacon as drummer Warren Rhodes and Josh Whitehouse as bassist Eddie Roundtree. The series is available to watch on Prime Video now. Christoph Waltz is the boss from hell in this new comedy-thriller, based on the book by Bentley Little. Following the death of CompWare CEO, new consultant Regus Patoff (Christoph Waltz) is hired to improve the app-based gaming company and immediately clashes with its employees. Things take a dark turn after employees Craig (Nat Wolff), Elaine (Britanny O’Grady) and Patti (Aimee Carrero) f...

The new shows and movies coming to Amazon Prime Video in April portend a month when I will spending a lot of time watching Prime Video. In addition to the final season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, which will premiere April 14, the following weeks see the debut of a new take on Jeremy Irons' 1988 classic Dead Ringers, this time starring Rachel Weisz as the twin gynecologists, as well a the new series Citadel, which is just the start of a new international spy franchise from the Russo brothers, starring Priyanka Chopra and Richard Madden. Below, you'll find our picks for the best shows and movies to watch on Amazon Prime Video in April, as well as the full list of everything coming to Prime Video and Freevee, the free service that's accessible through Prime Video but doesn't require Prime membership. Last month's guide: New Prime Video Shows and Movies (March 2023) The best new movies and shows on Prime Video in April Rachel Weisz, Dead Ringers Niko Tavernise/Prime Video If you were on Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, and the situation you wanted to practice was jury duty, it might look like this. An entirely staged instance of jury duty is fake to everyone but one guy, who's determined to try his best to do our legal system justice. Everyone else is an actor — including the judge, lawyers, and jury members. Pauly Shore won't be there, but [ What if Sully, but the hero pilot was just some guy sitting in the front seat? [ Trailer ] The final season of Prime Video's Emmy-winni...

Tom Power, entertainment reporter This month, we've added Citadel and Dead Ringers to our best Prime Video shows guide. We've also updated the list's other entries with new information on their new seasons or cancellations. Looking for the best Prime Video shows to stream right now? You've come to the right place. Citadel isn't great, but there's no denying its popularity. (Image credit: Prime Video) Citadel isn't our idea of a good TV show. The eye-wateringly expensive spy thriller series, which comes from Hunters creator David Weil and Citadel won't be giving James Bond or Netflix's The Night Agent any sleepless nights. And yet, despite us thinking it's not worth a spot on our best Prime Video series list, many others do. In fact, Citadel is the second-most watched Prime Video Original TV show outside of the US (it's also the fourth most-streamed series in America), so it's clearly resonated with subscribers. And, with Citadel season 2 greenlit, plus its first spin-off – Citadel: Diana– set to arrive in 2024, you can expect Amazon's Spy-Verse to grow, regardless of whether you enjoyed it or not. Seasons on Prime Video: 1 Dead Ringers Prime Video's Dead Ringers is a TV remake of the 1988 David Cronenber classic film. (Image credit: Prime Video) If there was ever a shadow of doubt about how extraordinarily talented Rachel Weisz is, Dead Ringers proves it once and for all. Amazon's TV remake of David Cronenberg's hauntingly good psychological thriller film (itself based on ...

Tom Power, entertainment reporter This month, we've added Citadel and Dead Ringers to our best Prime Video shows guide. We've also updated the list's other entries with new information on their new seasons or cancellations. Looking for the best Prime Video shows to stream right now? You've come to the right place. Citadel isn't great, but there's no denying its popularity. (Image credit: Prime Video) Citadel isn't our idea of a good TV show. The eye-wateringly expensive spy thriller series, which comes from Hunters creator David Weil and Citadel won't be giving James Bond or Netflix's The Night Agent any sleepless nights. And yet, despite us thinking it's not worth a spot on our best Prime Video series list, many others do. In fact, Citadel is the second-most watched Prime Video Original TV show outside of the US (it's also the fourth most-streamed series in America), so it's clearly resonated with subscribers. And, with Citadel season 2 greenlit, plus its first spin-off – Citadel: Diana– set to arrive in 2024, you can expect Amazon's Spy-Verse to grow, regardless of whether you enjoyed it or not. Seasons on Prime Video: 1 Dead Ringers Prime Video's Dead Ringers is a TV remake of the 1988 David Cronenber classic film. (Image credit: Prime Video) If there was ever a shadow of doubt about how extraordinarily talented Rachel Weisz is, Dead Ringers proves it once and for all. Amazon's TV remake of David Cronenberg's hauntingly good psychological thriller film (itself based on ...

The new shows and movies coming to Amazon Prime Video in April portend a month when I will spending a lot of time watching Prime Video. In addition to the final season of The Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, which will premiere April 14, the following weeks see the debut of a new take on Jeremy Irons' 1988 classic Dead Ringers, this time starring Rachel Weisz as the twin gynecologists, as well a the new series Citadel, which is just the start of a new international spy franchise from the Russo brothers, starring Priyanka Chopra and Richard Madden. Below, you'll find our picks for the best shows and movies to watch on Amazon Prime Video in April, as well as the full list of everything coming to Prime Video and Freevee, the free service that's accessible through Prime Video but doesn't require Prime membership. Last month's guide: New Prime Video Shows and Movies (March 2023) The best new movies and shows on Prime Video in April Rachel Weisz, Dead Ringers Niko Tavernise/Prime Video If you were on Nathan Fielder's The Rehearsal, and the situation you wanted to practice was jury duty, it might look like this. An entirely staged instance of jury duty is fake to everyone but one guy, who's determined to try his best to do our legal system justice. Everyone else is an actor — including the judge, lawyers, and jury members. Pauly Shore won't be there, but [ What if Sully, but the hero pilot was just some guy sitting in the front seat? [ Trailer ] The final season of Prime Video's Emmy-winni...

Unwinding with a great show begins with a familiar question, “What should I watch?” If you’re a Prime member, this year is teeming with amazing original shows across all genres – there’s something for everyone on Prime Video in 2023. Read on to find out what’s coming to Prime Video this year. Daisy Jones & The Six – streaming now Adapted from the best-selling novel by Taylor Reid Jenkins, this highly anticipated limited drama series follows the rise and fall of a fictional and famous 70s band Daisy Jones & The Six. The show dives into the hedonistic world of 70s rock and roll, and the lives of charismatic lead singers Daisy Jones (Riley Keough) and Billy Dunne (Sam Claflin). Decades after the band splits up following a sold-out show at Chicago’s Soldier Field, the members decide to disclose the truth about their infamous breakup. Rounding off the main cast is Will Harrison as lead guitarist Graham Dunne, Suki Waterhouse as keyboardist Karen Sirko, Sebastian Chacon as drummer Warren Rhodes and Josh Whitehouse as bassist Eddie Roundtree. The series is available to watch on Prime Video now. Christoph Waltz is the boss from hell in this new comedy-thriller, based on the book by Bentley Little. Following the death of CompWare CEO, new consultant Regus Patoff (Christoph Waltz) is hired to improve the app-based gaming company and immediately clashes with its employees. Things take a dark turn after employees Craig (Nat Wolff), Elaine (Britanny O’Grady) and Patti (Aimee Carrero) f...

In previous years January has been a lean month for the big streaming brands. Sure, we're more likely to spend more time indoors due to the bad weather (well, in the northern hemisphere anyway) but new shows and films are sometimes in short supply. That's not the case for January 2022, though. Not only are there plenty of When to stream it: Sunday, January 9 Just weeks after helping The award-winning series' first season was critically acclaimed, with many lauding Zendaya's harrowing performance, and the show's impressive visuals and at times brutally honest depiction of addiction – though there was some criticism of the use of graphic adult content in a show targeted towards a teen audience. Two specials, which landed on HBO in December 2020 and January 2021 respectively, were equally well received, so expect Euphoria season 2 to build on the solid foundations its predecessors laid. For UK viewers, Euphoria season 2 will also release weekly on Eternals (Disney Plus) When to stream it: Wednesday, January 12 Just over two months on from its exclusive theatrical release, Set in the aftermath of Avengers: Endgame, the Chloe Zhao's MCU offering was billed as a superhero epic and potential 2022 Oscar frontrunner, but a mixed-to-poor response from fans and critics alike may have dealt a blow to those chances. Still, we enjoyed it, and it's pleasing to see Marvel Studios taking big swings with its When to stream it: Thursday, January 13 A spin-off series that takes place after Ja...

A limited docuseries exposing the truth beneath the wholesome Americana surface of reality tv’s favorite mega-family, The Duggars, and the radical organization behind them: The Institute in Basic Life Principles. As details of the family and their scandals unfold, we realize they’re part of an insidious, much larger threat already in motion, with democracy itself in peril. Content advisory Violence , foul language , sexual content Audio languages English Dialogue Boost: High , English , English [Audio Description] , English Dialogue Boost: Medium Subtitles English [CC] , العربية , Čeština , Dansk , Deutsch , Ελληνικά , Español (Latinoamérica) , Español (España) , Suomi , Filipino , Français , עברית , हिन्दी , Magyar , Indonesia , Italiano , 日本語 , 한국어 , Bahasa Melayu , Norsk Bokmål , Nederlands , Polski , Português (Brasil) , Português (Portugal) , Română , Русский , Svenska , தமிழ் , తెలుగు , ไทย , Türkçe , Українська , Tiếng Việt , 中文（简体） , 中文（繁體） Directors , Producers , , , , , Starring