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If you’re looking for a great show to watch on Prime Video but don’t know where to start, we’ve done the hard work for you. Our experts have created a list of their favourites below, spanning genres, eras and moods to suit every viewing preference.<\/p>\n
Hit documentary series Clarkson’s Farm<\/a> recently returned for a fifth run, so now’s the perfect time to pay a visit to Jeremy and his team on Diddly Squat Farm. The show is a warm, funny and surprisingly informative snapshot of modern British farming, driven by strong characters, real-world stakes and humour that comes from genuine trial and error rather than reality\u2011TV artifice.<\/p>\n And if that’s not enough Clarkson for you, the motoring show he presented with former Top Gear colleagues James May and Richard Hammond, The Grand Tour<\/a>, also features on the list, while travelogue James May: Our Man in… gets a look-in, too.<\/p>\n Elsewhere, heartfelt family drama It’s Not like That stars Scott Foley and Erinn Hayes as two single parents – a widowed pastor and a newly divorced mum – navigating grief, parenting and unexpected romantic tension as their long\u2011standing friendship begins to blur into something more.<\/p>\n Based on the books by Elle Kennedy<\/a>, Off Campus<\/a> has become one of Prime Video’s most successful launches of all time. The romantic drama follows academic musician Hannah Wells (Ella Bright), who enters a pretend relationship with college hockey star Garrett Graham (Belmont Cameli), in an attempt to get the attention of her real crush, band frontman Justin (Josh Heuston).<\/p>\n A recent addition to MGM+ and Prime is Spider-Noir<\/a>, based on the Marvel comic Spider-Man Noir. Set in 1930s New York, it follows a private investigator (Nicolas Cage), who was once known as a superhero called The Spider<\/a>. After stepping away from his alter ego after a personal tragedy, he has to grapple with his past \u2013 when a new, extraordinary, case comes along that could change everything.<\/p>\n