‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ Remains Amazon Prime’s Most-Watched Series For Another Week

Audiences flocked to Amazon Prime in a big way this week, and the results are a fascinating mix of comfort-viewing, buzzy premieres, and true-crime deep dives. From sun-drenched teen romance to gritty procedural drama and twisty literary adaptations, there’s something here for every mood and marathon.

Below, we’re counting down the week’s most-watched picks from #10 to #1. Each entry includes a quick snapshot of what’s pulling viewers in right now—no spoilers, just enough to help you decide what to start next.

‘The Madame Blanc Mysteries’ (2021– )

This cozy caper continues to charm with its blend of antiques, art-world intrigue, and sunlit escapades. Set against picturesque European backdrops, the series pairs gentle puzzles with a breezy tone, making it ideal weekend comfort TV.

What keeps viewers coming back is the show’s reliable rhythm: a tantalizing case-of-the-week, warm character chemistry, and just enough serialized threads to reward loyal fans. If you like your mysteries clever rather than grim, ‘The Madame Blanc Mysteries’ hits the sweet spot.

‘The Better Sister’ (2025)

A twisty domestic thriller built on secrets and shifting loyalties, ‘The Better Sister’ explores what happens when family bonds fray under the weight of suspicion. It’s sleek, tense, and designed to keep you guessing until the last reveal.

The show’s power lies in its character work—complicated sisters navigating ambition, resentment, and the thin line between truth and performance. Stylish direction and an escalating sense of unease make ‘The Better Sister’ a prime pick for fans of layered, page-turner dramas.

‘The Chosen’ (2019– )

‘The Chosen’ brings a grounded, human-scale focus to a familiar story, emphasizing intimate character moments over spectacle. The result is a sweeping ensemble drama that plays like a series of personal vignettes with cumulative emotional weight.

Audiences appreciate its patient pacing and thoughtful world-building, which allow side characters to breathe and arcs to deepen. Whether you’re a longtime viewer or just sampling, ‘The Chosen’ offers a distinctive, character-driven approach rare in the genre.

‘Taurasi’ (2025)

A compelling portrait of a basketball icon, ‘Taurasi’ blends archival footage, candid interviews, and behind-the-scenes access to chart the mindset required to dominate at the highest level. It’s equal parts biography and masterclass in competitive fire.

Sports fans will dig the craft details—training, strategy, leadership—while casual viewers get a front-row seat to the sacrifices and grit behind greatness. ‘Taurasi’ scores by making its subject’s legacy feel immediate and hard-won.

‘One Night in Idaho: The College Murders’ (2025)

This true-crime docuseries retraces a horrific night and its far-reaching aftermath, balancing meticulous reporting with sensitivity toward victims and community. It’s sober, methodical storytelling that prioritizes facts over flash.

What distinguishes ‘One Night in Idaho: The College Murders’ is its focus on process—how investigators follow leads, weigh evidence, and confront dead ends. The series invites viewers to think critically while honoring the human cost behind the headlines.

‘Good Cop/Bad Cop’ (2025– )

An opposites-attract partnership fuels ‘Good Cop, Bad Cop’, where friction sparks sharp banter and unexpected teamwork. Each case pushes the duo to confront their blind spots, turning procedural beats into character revelations.

The show’s hook is balance: propulsive plots, crisp humor, and just enough moral gray to keep things interesting. If you’re in the mood for pacey investigations with a character-first core, ‘Good Cop, Bad Cop’ delivers.

‘We Were Liars’ (2025)

Adapted from a beloved novel, ‘We Were Liars’ unfolds on a privileged island where a family’s perfect facade hides cracks—and then chasms. Lush settings and unreliable memories create a dreamy, disorienting mood that begs for bingeing.

What resonates is the show’s emotional undercurrent: friendship, first love, and the haunting cost of silence. ‘We Were Liars’ plays like a puzzle box where every answer raises a more unsettling question.

‘Ballard’ (2025– )

‘Ballard’ dives into a city’s underbelly through a relentless investigator who refuses to look away. The series pairs moody atmospherics with knotty cases, building a crime drama that feels tactile, lived-in, and morally complex.

Its strength is texture: late-night stakeouts, off-the-record whispers, and the toll exacted on those who chase the truth. If you like your procedurals grounded and character-driven, ‘Ballard’ is a standout.

‘Countdown’ (2025– )

High-stakes thrills power ‘Countdown’, where every episode is a race against time and consequences. Tight plotting and escalating set pieces keep pulses up, while character decisions carry real weight when the clock is unforgiving.

The show excels at momentum—cliffhangers that feel earned, reversals that reframe everything, and an urgency that never lets up. ‘Countdown’ is the rare action series that marries pace with purpose.

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

Sun-splashed and emotionally savvy, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ continues to dominate thanks to its mix of first love, shifting friendships, and complicated families. It’s heartfelt without being saccharine, nostalgic without being stuck in the past.

What keeps it at the top is resonance: viewers see themselves in the choices, missteps, and hopeful second chances. With stakes that feel intimate yet universal, ‘The Summer I Turned Pretty’ remains the season’s defining comfort watch.

Share your own top picks—and the moments that hooked you—in the comments!