Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Amazon Prime, Including ‘Confidence Queen’

If you’re looking to line up a great weekend on Prime, this roundup keeps things simple: brand-new premieres first, then standout Originals, plus a couple of notable arrivals. Everything here comes from this month’s weekly Prime listings and the current most-watched chart, so you can jump in without second-guessing what’s fresh.

You’ll find quick plot primers alongside the essential who’s-who—creators, showrunners, lead cast, and production details—so it’s easy to match your mood to the right show. Pick a premiere, catch up on a buzzy Original, or revisit a classic that just landed.

‘The Girlfriend’ (2025)

Based on Michelle Frances’s novel, ‘The Girlfriend’ is a six-episode psychological thriller about Laura Sanderson, a mother who becomes suspicious of her adult son’s new partner, Cherry, and finds herself drawn into a tense battle of wills. The story unfolds through parallel perspectives that escalate a domestic relationship into a high-stakes game of manipulation.

The series stars Robin Wright as Laura and Olivia Cooke as Cherry, with Laurie Davidson, Waleed Zuaiter, Shalom Brune-Franklin, Tanya Moodie, and Leo Suter in supporting roles. Created for television by Naomi Sheldon and Gabbie Asher, the production is from The Imaginarium with Amazon MGM Studios; Wright also serves as an executive producer and directs episodes.

‘Helluva Boss’ (2020– )

‘Helluva Boss’ follows I.M.P. (Immediate Murder Professionals), an assassination startup operating in Hell, led by Blitzo with field operatives Moxxie and Millie and receptionist Loona, and tangled connections to the Goetian demon Stolas. As part of its Prime Video rollout, the series brings a remake of the original pilot alongside a re-release of earlier seasons.

Created by Vivienne “VivziePop” Medrano and produced by SpindleHorse, the voice cast features Brandon Rogers, Richard Steven Horvitz, Vivian Nixon, Erica Lindbeck, Bryce Pinkham, and Alex Brightman. The batch landing on Prime collects episodes from Seasons 1–2, presented in a platform-ready package ahead of future seasons.

‘The Runarounds’ (2025– )

Set in Wilmington, North Carolina, ‘The Runarounds’ tracks five recent high-school graduates who form a rock band and push for their first big break, with original songs woven into the story. The complete first season arrives as a drop-all-at-once release, making it an easy weekend binge for music-driven drama fans.

Created by Jonas Pate with David Wilcox among the executive producers, the ensemble is led by real-life musicians William Lipton, Axel Ellis, Jeremy Yun, Zendé Murdock, and Jesse Golliher, alongside Brooklyn Decker, Lilah Pate, Hayes MacArthur, Mark Wystrach, and others. Produced by Skydance Television with Amazon MGM Studios, the show emphasizes in-world performances by the cast’s band.

‘Confidence Queen’ (2025)

‘Confidence Queen’ is a Korean remake of the Japanese hit ‘The Confidence Man JP’, centered on Yi-rang and her team of swindlers who execute long-cons against corrupt elites. Episodes roll out on weekends, giving the caper structure a steady rhythm as the crew rotates identities, marks, and schemes.

Directed by Nam Ki-hoon and written by Hong Seung-hyun with Kim Da-hye, the series stars Park Min-young, Park Hee-soon, and Joo Jong-hyuk. It streams on Prime Video in more than 240 countries and territories, aligning weekly drops with its local broadcast and regional platform rollout.

‘Dish It Out’ (2025– )

‘Dish It Out’ blends viral food trends with family recipes and surprise guest-submitted dishes, hosted by Tilly Ramsay. The show launches with an initial batch of eight episodes, with more dropping across subsequent Fridays to complete a 32-episode first season, making it a steady fixture for food-format viewing.

Produced by Tastemade Studios under a first-look arrangement with Amazon MGM Studios, the series features appearances from Gordon Ramsay, Tana Ramsay, and a wide roster of celebrities and creators. The unscripted format emphasizes quick segments, kitchen walk-throughs, and collaborative cooking built around unboxed ingredients.

‘Top End Bub’ (2025– )

Set after the events of ‘Top End Wedding’, ‘Top End Bub’ follows Lauren and Ned as they leave Adelaide for Australia’s Northern Territory to raise their eight-year-old niece. The romantic-comedy series balances family adjustments with the couple’s new community and the landscapes of the Top End.

Created, written, and executive-produced by Joshua Tyler and Miranda Tapsell, the show stars Miranda Tapsell and Gwilym Lee, with returning performers including Ursula Yovich and new cast such as Rob Collins and Brooke Satchwell. Produced by Goalpost Pictures and directed by Christiaan Van Vuuren and Shari Sebbens, the series premiered on Prime Video in ANZ with international distribution handled by ZDF Studios.

‘Countdown’ (2025– )

‘Countdown’ is a 13-episode crime thriller created and showrun by Derek Haas, following LAPD detective Mark Meachum after he’s recruited into a covert multi-agency task force in the wake of a high-profile Homeland Security officer’s murder. The plot pivots on interagency dynamics, surveillance, and time-sensitive operations across Los Angeles.

The series stars Jensen Ackles with Jessica Camacho, Violett Beane, Elliot Knight, Uli Latukefu, and Eric Dane among the ensemble. Produced by Amazon MGM Studios, it launched with a three-episode premiere followed by weekly releases, with production based in Los Angeles.

‘The Terminal List: Dark Wolf’ (2025– )

A prequel to ‘The Terminal List’, ‘The Terminal List: Dark Wolf’ follows Ben Edwards through his earlier years and the choices that set up his later alliances and conflicts. The storyline connects directly to characters and events from the parent series while standing alone as an origin-driven espionage drama.

Created by Jack Carr and David DiGilio, the show features Taylor Kitsch in the lead, with appearances from Chris Pratt and new additions including Tom Hopper. Executive producers include Pratt, Antoine Fuqua, DiGilio, and Carr, continuing the production partnership that established the franchise.

‘Every Minute Counts’ (2024– )

Set against the 1985 Mexico City earthquake, ‘Every Minute Counts’ intercuts a doctor and hospital staff, a journalist, and a family trying to reunite as rescue efforts unfold in near-real time. The arrival of a new season keeps the series’ minute-by-minute structure, using time stamps to track parallel threads across the city.

Created, written, and directed by Jorge Michel Grau, the ensemble includes Jesús Zavala, Osvaldo Benavides, Maya Zapata, Damayanti Quintanar, Everardo Arzate, and Antonio de la Vega. Produced under the Amazon Studios banner, the show continues its Spanish-language dramatization of the disaster with fresh episodes.

‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ (2022–2025)

Based on Jenny Han’s trilogy, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ follows Isabel “Belly” Conklin and brothers Conrad and Jeremiah Fisher across formative summers that reshape family bonds and first loves. The most recent season wrapped in Paris, with music cues—particularly pop selections—used to accent pivotal scenes.

Jenny Han created the series for television and, alongside Sarah Kucserka in later seasons, guided the production under Amazon Studios. The core cast features Lola Tung, Christopher Briney, Gavin Casalegno, Jackie Chung, and Sean Kaufman, with Prime confirming a follow-up film written and directed by Han after the series finale.

Tell us which Prime series you’re starting first this weekend and why in the comments!