Prime Video Weekend: 3 Elite Series to Binge on Oct. 24–25
Carrie remains in the top 10
The new adaptation of Stephen King’s Carrie has remained in Prime Video’s top 10 since arriving two weeks ago. Mike Flanagan created the modern interpretation. Collider reviewer Nate Richard called it “definitely worth a watch” for readers especially attached to the novel. The story suggests the show could lose its position as another popular series returns.
The Terminal List returns
The Terminal List is back for its second season, more than four years after its debut. David DiGilio created the series, adapting Jack Carr’s 2018 novel. Chris Pratt stars as Navy SEAL James Reece, who seeks revenge for the murders of his wife and child. All eight episodes are available at once, and Collider’s Michael John Petty gave the season an 8/10 review.
Action franchises enter the mix
The remaining material turns from Prime Video recommendations to descriptions of four action franchises: John Wick, Fast & Furious, Mission: Impossible and Die Hard. It presents each through themes such as discipline, loyalty, teamwork and improvisation.
Those descriptions do not clearly name a third Prime Video series for the weekend. The story therefore identifies Carrie and The Terminal List as its specific viewing recommendations, while the action-franchise section does not resolve the promised list of three.
Key points
- Carrie has stayed in Prime Video’s top 10 for two weeks.
- The Terminal List has returned after a gap of more than four years.
- All eight episodes of The Terminal List’s second season are available at once.
- The story does not clearly identify a third Prime Video series.