The 5 Most Anticipated Amazon Prime Video Series for 2025, in Order of Excitement.
These Amazon Prime Video programs highlight the vast number of great series that the platform offers.
Amazon, the well-known streaming platform, has diversified its business model beyond television, but Prime Video remains a vibrant place for new productions and ongoing series. Although a segment of the service is almost entirely dedicated to what some call "dad TV," Prime Video is not limited to this type of content. If you are a subscriber eagerly waiting for what's new next year, here are some exciting series coming in 2025, whether they are premieres or returns.
On Call (January 9, 2025)
The series "On Call" focuses on a young police officer and his veteran partner as they patrol the streets of Long Beach, California. While it doesn't promise to reinvent the genre, its approach seems balanced and aims to reflect the role of security forces in the community in a more nuanced way, which could offer an interesting narrative.
Reacher, Season 3 (February 20, 2025)
The popular series "Reacher" continues with its third chapter, where the protagonist delves into a vast criminal network to rescue an undercover DEA agent with time running against him. The main cast will return along with new additions, which promises to keep fans engaged.
Invincible, Season 3 (February 6, 2025)
"Invincible" has been praised for providing a bold perspective within the saturated superhero genre. The third season follows a teenager who, upon discovering his own powers, begins to unravel the complexity of his superhero father's legacy. The series has transformed into a study of morality in the decisions that are made.
We Were Liars (Spring 2025)
Based on a very popular young adult novel, "We Were Liars" tells the story of four teenagers who return to their summer home to reflect on events from two years prior. With a more horror-oriented focus, this adaptation is generating excitement, especially due to the quality of its young cast.
Gen V, Season 2 (date to be announced)
The series "Gen V," a college spinoff of "The Boys," has shown that it can be just as good, if not better, than the original series. However, its second year comes with higher expectations and will need to avoid falling into the repetition of established formulas by the end of each season.
