From the new “Bosch” spinoff starring Maggie Q to a fast-paced action series headlined by Jensen Ackles (currently ranked No. 1), and “Star Trek: Strange New Worlds” gaining traction with season 3 releasing soon, these are the shows that actually deserve a spot in your queue.

Ballard is available to watch on Amazon Prime Video from July 9.

Prime Video has released many new shows in the past couple of months, but one series clearly stands out as the best right now. No, it’s not The Better Sister.

Amazon Prime Day is still going on, but one of the best features of signing up for Prime might be the access to the Prime Video streaming service that comes with it. Until July 11, you can also add a bunch of other streaming services at big discounts, including platforms like Paramount Plus, Britbox, Apple TV+ and more.

The best new shows to stream this week include Dexter: Resurrection, Too Much, Ballard, Squid Game season 3, and more.

It kicks off on July 2 with Prime Video original movie Heads of State. The big budget action flick stars John Cena and Idris Elba as the US President and UK Prime Minister respectively, who go on the run when they become targets of a powerful enemy.

The Best Movies on Amazon Prime Video Right Now New films, and classics, just keep coming, but you don’t have to drill down to find the finest selections to stream. We’ll do the heavy lifting.

Two major Prime Video shows are set to command the streaming spotlight: Fallout Season 2 and Mr. & Mrs. Smith Season 2.

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And then on 14th May 2024, Prime Video confirmed they would be making another season of Mr & Mrs Smith.

Charlize Theron, KiKi Layne, Henry Golding and the rest of the Old Guard are back for the sequel to Netflix’s 2020 action hit. The Old Guard 2 arrived this week on Netflix and sees Theron’s Andy, an immortal mercenary, not only facing her own mortality, but a new foe, too, in the form of Uma Thurman.