Dangerous Escape, Post-Nuclear LA: 3 Elite Prime Video Series to Binge This Week, Nov. 9–13

Prime Video’s current leader

David DiGilio’s The Terminal List continues to lead Prime Video’s TV rankings as November reaches its second week. The action thriller is based on novels by Jack Carr and stars Chris Pratt as Navy SEAL James Reece.

In its newly released second season, Reece is on the run after landing on the FBI Most Wanted List. The season premiered in late October and has performed well, while the text also points viewers toward other shows on the platform.

Ride or Die’s unlikely partners

Created by Tessa Coates, Ride or Die centers on Debbie and Judith, longtime friends with sharply different lives. Debbie is a former attorney and devoted wife to a British Member of Parliament; Judith works as an accountant while secretly operating as an international assassin.

After Debbie’s marriage ends unexpectedly, she is drawn into Judith’s hidden life, and the two flee a mysterious enemy. Hannah Waddingham and Octavia Spencer lead the cast, which also includes Ed Skrein, Calam Lynch, Jamie Parker, Sylvia Hoeks and Bill Nighy.

The series mixes espionage, road travel and friendship in a brisk action-comedy. It ranked among Prime Video’s leading original shows at its 2026 premiere and received a 96% Rotten Tomatoes score, but was canceled after one season.

Fallout’s postwar setting

Graham Wagner and Geneva Robertson-Dworet created Fallout, Prime Video’s adaptation of the role-playing game franchise by Tim Cain and Leonard Boyarsky. The show takes place in the games’ established timeline, after a nuclear holocaust.

Three central characters cross paths in a devastated Los Angeles as they pursue revolutionary cold fusion technology. Ella Purnell, Aaron Moten, Kyle MacLachlan, Moisés Arias and Walton Goggins star.

Since debuting in 2024, Fallout has become a popular sci-fi series. Fans have responded to its resemblance to the games’ tone, visuals, character designs and settings.

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