‘Nip/Tuck’ and All the Other TV Shows Leaving Amazon Prime This Week

As streaming platforms constantly refresh their offerings, Amazon Prime Video is no exception, with a fresh batch of shows set to depart this week. From gripping dramas to quirky comedies, the lineup includes a mix of classics and modern gems that have entertained us for years.

If you’re a fan of these series, now’s the time to catch up before they leave the platform. Below, we break down every show exiting Amazon Prime from July 14 to July 20, 2025, with details on what makes each one special and why you might want to give them a final watch.

Falcon Crest (1981-1990)

This soapy drama dives into the power struggles and family secrets of the Channing dynasty, who run a sprawling vineyard in California’s Tuscany Valley. With betrayals, romance, and corporate scheming, ‘Falcon Crest’ became a staple of 1980s primetime TV, rivaling shows like ‘Dallas’. It joined Amazon Prime in late 2023, giving us a chance to relive the glamorous chaos.

The show’s nine seasons follow Angela Channing, played by Jane Wyman, as she fights to keep control of her wine empire against rivals and even her own kin. Its mix of high-stakes drama and lush settings still holds up for fans of vintage soaps.

Spenser: For Hire (1985-1988)

Based on Robert B. Parker’s novels, ‘Spenser: For Hire’ follows a tough but principled private detective navigating Boston’s gritty underworld. Robert Urich stars as Spenser, with Avery Brooks stealing scenes as his ally, Hawk. The show hit Amazon Prime in early 2024, offering a dose of 1980s crime drama.

Across three seasons, the series blends sharp dialogue, complex cases, and a touch of humor, making it a standout in the detective genre. If you love character-driven mysteries, this one’s worth revisiting before it goes.

Nikita (2010-2013)

This action-packed reboot of the ‘La Femme Nikita’ story centers on a rogue assassin, played by Maggie Q, who turns against the shady organization that trained her. With sleek fight scenes and intricate plots, ‘Nikita’ landed on Amazon Prime in mid-2023 and quickly found a new audience.

Over four seasons, the show delivers high-octane thrills alongside emotional depth, as Nikita builds a team to take down Division, her former employers. It’s a must-watch for fans of spy dramas before it leaves the platform.

Nip/Tuck (2003-2010)

‘Nip/Tuck’ takes us into the glitzy, morally murky world of two Miami plastic surgeons, played by Dylan Walsh and Julian McMahon. This provocative drama, which arrived on Amazon Prime in late 2023, explores beauty, ambition, and dark desires across seven seasons.

Known for its bold storylines and shocking twists, the show mixes medical drama with personal chaos, making it both addictive and unsettling. Catch it now if you’re drawn to edgy, character-driven stories.

Waterloo Road (2006-2015)

This British drama follows the messy lives of students and teachers at a struggling comprehensive school in England. ‘Waterloo Road’ joined Amazon Prime in early 2024, bringing its raw, heartfelt storytelling to a wider audience. It’s a gritty look at education and teen life.

Spanning ten seasons, the series tackles issues like bullying, poverty, and family struggles with a diverse cast and compelling arcs. If you enjoy realistic dramas with heart, squeeze in a few episodes before it’s gone.

Childrens Hospital (2008-2016)

This irreverent comedy parodies medical dramas with absurd humor and a stellar cast, including Rob Corddry and Lake Bell. Arriving on Amazon Prime in mid-2024, ‘Childrens Hospital’ offers a quick, laugh-out-loud escape across its seven seasons.

The show’s short episodes pack in wild gags and meta humor, poking fun at hospital clichés while delivering clever chaos. It’s a perfect binge for fans of offbeat comedies before it exits the platform.

Newsreaders (2013-2015)

A spin-off of ‘Childrens Hospital’, ‘Newsreaders’ spoofs TV news magazines with absurd segments and biting satire. It landed on Amazon Prime alongside its parent show in mid-2024, running for two seasons of quirky, fast-paced humor.

Starring Alan Tudyk and others, the show skewers media tropes with fake exposés and ridiculous interviews. If you love sharp, unconventional comedy, give this under-the-radar gem a spin before it leaves.

Knots Landing (1979-1993)

This long-running spin-off of ‘Dallas’ dives into the lives of four couples in a California cul-de-sac, blending domestic drama with juicy scandals. ‘Knots Landing’ joined Amazon Prime in late 2023, letting us revisit its 14 seasons of soapy goodness.

Led by stars like Michele Lee and Ted Shackelford, the show balances everyday struggles with wild plot twists, from affairs to corporate schemes. It’s a nostalgic treat for fans of classic dramas.

Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005-2012)

Anthony Bourdain’s iconic travel show takes us around the globe, exploring food, culture, and human stories with his raw, witty style. It arrived on Amazon Prime in early 2024, offering eight seasons of culinary adventures.

From street stalls to fine dining, Bourdain’s journeys in ‘No Reservations’ mix humor, heart, and curiosity, making every episode a window into a new place. Don’t miss this one before it departs.

Sisters (1991-1996)

This heartfelt drama follows the lives of four sisters navigating love, loss, and family ties in suburban America. ‘Sisters’ hit Amazon Prime in late 2023, delivering six seasons of emotional storytelling anchored by stars like Sela Ward and Swoosie Kurtz.

The show’s mix of humor and poignant moments makes it a timeless look at sisterhood and personal growth. If you’re into character-driven dramas, catch it before it leaves the platform.

The K2 (2016)

This South Korean thriller follows a former mercenary, played by Ji Chang-wook, who becomes a bodyguard entangled in political intrigue and revenge. ‘The K2’ joined Amazon Prime in early 2025, offering one season of intense action and drama.

With slick production and gripping twists, the show blends martial arts, romance, and betrayal in a fast-paced package. Fans of K-dramas should watch this before it exits on July 16.

Which of these departing shows will you miss most, or is there one you’re racing to binge? Drop your thoughts in the comments!