3 Excellent Shows You Need to Binge on Prime Video This Week (July 20-24)
This is a weekly recommendation article from Collider highlighting shows to watch on Prime Video, noting that Tessa Coates's new action comedy "Ride or Die" (starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham) is currently the platform's top show, before turning to three other series the outlet recommends for viewers seeking something different.
The article's featured example is "The Middle" (2009–2018), an ABC sitcom created by Eileen Heisler and DeAnn Heline about a working-class family in Orson, Indiana, led by Patricia Heaton and Neil Flynn as parents to three children. The series ran for nine seasons and 215 episodes, earned a Gracie Award and a Primetime Emmy nomination, and featured guest stars including Brooke Shields and Norm Macdonald; the piece notes its later seasons drew particular critical praise, though the full list of three recommended shows is not completely detailed in the available text.
- Prime Video's new number one show is "Ride or Die", starring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham.
- Collider recommends other shows to binge, including sitcom "The Middle".
- "The Middle" ran nine seasons (2009-2018) and earned an Emmy nomination.
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Prime Video is a subscription video streaming service run by Amazon, offering a mix of original series, licensed shows and films. Because its library changes often, entertainment sites like Collider regularly publish guides recommending what to watch, mixing new releases with older shows worth revisiting.
The piece in question is one of these regular recommendation round-ups, pointing readers towards a handful of shows currently available on the platform. It mentions "Ride or Die," a new action comedy from Tessa Coates featuring Octavia Spencer and Hannah Waddingham, which is presently the most-watched title on Prime Video, before suggesting other series for those after something different.
Among its suggestions is "The Middle," a long-running American sitcom that aired between 2009 and 2018. It followed a working-class family in a fictional Indiana town, starring Patricia Heaton and Neil Flynn as the parents, and became known over its nine seasons for its portrayal of everyday family life, picking up award recognition along the way.