5 Best New Prime Video Series To Binge-Watch This Week (November 2–6, 2026)

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Published Nov 1, 2026, 8:41 PM EST

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Prime Video has five noteworthy new series to watch the first week of November 2026, including major returning hits, brand-new originals, and highly anticipated premieres. Whether you're looking for something in the action thriller, horror, or coming-of-age genre, ScreenRant has you covered with the latest and greatest streaming recommendations that are actually worth checking out this week.

To kick off November 2026 on the right foot, we've assembled the top five most trending new and upcoming releases that are available to all Prime Video subscribers. Make sure to check out our other weekly binge-watching guides for major streaming platforms like Netflix, Paramount+, and Apple TV. Without further ado, let's dive into the very best new Prime Video series to binge-watch right now.

Campus Drivers

Campus Drivers is a new romantic drama series arriving on Prime Video this Friday, November 6. The series follows a young woman named Lois who enters a prestigious university with her boyfriend, Max, only to have heartbreak lead her to Lane, the creator of the most popular social media app on campus. Consisting of just six episodes, Campus Drivers is one of the easiest new shows on Prime Video to binge this week, especially if you're a fan of coming-of-age dramas like Off Campus and Sterling Point.

Devil's Crest

Devil's Crest is another brand new series premiering on Prime Video this Friday, November 6. The anime series combines elements of dark fantasy and science fiction to create a one-of-a-kind viewing experience. Devil's Crest follows two characters who enter a virtual reality known as Actual Magic, where they find the game and reality as they know it to merge in unexpected ways, including a fellow student who has transformed into a terrifying monster. If you love highly immersive anime series, Devil's Crest is one to keep an eye out for this week on Prime Video.

Carrie

Even though Halloween has officially come and gone, Carrie is still one of the best new series worth watching on Prime Video right now. Carrie is still one of the most-viewed series on the platform worldwide and has been so successful that a season 2 has already been ordered by Prime Video. The 8-part series reimagines Stephen King's debut horror novel for modern times through the masterful perspective of Mike Flanagan, best known for his acclaimed Netflix series like The Haunting of Hill House. If you haven't seen Carrie by now, consider this your sign to dive into one of the very best horror shows on Prime Video, hands down.

The Terminal List

The Terminal List season 2 is the #1 most-watched show on Prime Video worldwide following its premiere on October 21. Chris Pratt returns as former Navy SEAL officer James Reece, who comes out of hiding for a chance to clear his name following the events of season 1, after being recruited by the CIA to hunt down an emerging terrorist threat. The Terminal List season 2 consists of eight episodes and features a great ensemble cast around Pratt, making it a top streaming choice on Prime Video for the foreseeable future, especially for fans of action thrillers with military themes.

The Greatest

Without a doubt, the most exciting new addition to Prime Video this week is The Greatest, a new docudrama series about one of the best professional boxers of all time, Muhammad Ali. The Greatest will land on Prime Video this Wednesday, November 4, and will chronicle the prolific life of Ali, depicting his various career highs and lows, including his personal relationships outside the ring with his family. Consisting of eight episodes, The Greatest has already received several positive reviews on Rotten Tomatoes and is sure to be one of the biggest new series on Prime Video this week.