Every TV Show on Prime Video in April 2024

In recent years, Prime Video has offered heaps of quality television shows, and next month, the streaming service will bring back some established series while offering new ones as well. With one of the most anticipated new shows of the year set to premiere on the platform in April, viewers will likely want to ensure they have a subscription. However, even if audiences aren’t in the mood for an upcoming video game adaptation, they will likely find something worth watching in the mix of shows set for release next month.

From comedies and horror to reality television and apocalyptic tales, Prime Video has a wide variety of genres for its viewing audience. While not every show will be suitable for all ages, there’s undoubtedly something nearly any viewer can enjoy. Given the range of offerings slated for release next month, potential viewers won’t have to venture far to find something noteworthy to watch.

Alex Rider (Season 3)

Stream on Apr. 5

A Freevee Original, Alex Rider is based on a series of young adult novels by English author Anthony Horowitz. The series follows Alex (Otto Farrant), an ordinary teenager recruited by The Department, an offshoot of MI6, to become an extraordinary spy. Unknowingly trained since childhood, Alex is equipped with skills he didn’t realize he possessed.

He begins his life of espionage by investigating the death of his uncle, who died in the line of duty as a British spy and not in a car accident like Alex was previously told. Able to infiltrate places most spies cannot, Alex goes undercover at Point Blanc, a boarding school, where he quickly uncovers dark secrets involving the school’s students that are possibly linked to his uncle’s death. Now entering its third season, Alex Rider isn’t simply a run-of-the-mill show for teenagers. Alex Rider Season 3 is streaming on Freevee through Prime Video on Apr. 5.

Fallout (Season 1)

Stream on Apr. 11

Adapted from the extremely popular video game, Fallout takes place in a post-apocalyptic future in which people are forced to live in underground fallout bunkers, known as Vaults, to avoid pollution from radiation, mutants, and dangerous bandits residing on the surface. The series follows Lucy (Ella Purnell), who leaves her shelter 219 years after nuclear bombs destroyed the planet. As she navigates the world beyond the only life she’s ever known, she encounters the brutal dangers of a ravaged Los Angeles.

Although based on the video game, the television series seeks to tell an original story within the world of Fallout. As such, some prospective viewers have already criticized the show’s creative choices. Nonetheless, it’s arguably the most anticipated show coming to Prime Video next month. Fallout is streaming on Prime Video on Apr. 11.

Dinner with the Parents (Season 1)

Stream on Apr. 18

A Freevee Original, Dinner with the Parents is a comedy series about a family whose weekly dinners regularly devolve into chaos. The Langers are a close-knit family, but sons Gregg (Daniel Thrasher) and David (Henry Hall) would prefer their parents, Harvey (Dan Bakkedahl) and Jane (Michaela Watkins), to contain their crazy habits a little better.

Without fail, every Friday evening, they each tend to bring out the worst in one another. From pranks, schemes, unwelcome neighbors, childhood crushes, and at least one felony, the Langers are a dysfunctional family who know how to make an awkward dinner all the more uncomfortable. Along with regular antics from Nana (Carol Kane), Dinner with the Parents surely delivers the laughs on multiple levels. Dinner with the Parents is streaming on Freevee through Prime Video on Apr. 18.

Them: The Scare (Season 2)

Stream on Apr. 25

Them: The Scare is a horror anthology series set in Los Angeles. While the first season, subtitled Covenant, took place in 1951, the second installment of the show will take place in 1991. It’s set to follow LAPD Homicide Detective Dawn Reeve (Deborah Ayorinde) as she investigates the horrific murder of a foster mother that has left even the most experienced police officers shaken.

As she navigates the historically tumultuous time in Los Angeles, Dawn is determined more than ever to stop the killer. However, the closer she gets to the truth, the more she realizes that something more malevolent has entered the fray, ultimately seeking to threaten her and her family’s livelihood. Them: The Scare is streaming on Prime Video on Apr. 25.

For a complete list of every TV series coming to Prime Video, check the list below.

Apr. 1

• Blaze and the Monster Machines Season 1-2 (2014)
• Eureka Season 1-5 (2006)
• House Season 1-8

Apr. 5

• Hit Season 3 (2020)
• Alex Ryder Season 3 (2020)

Apr. 8

• Unforgotten Season 5 (2023)

Apr. 11

Apr. 18

• Going Home With Tyler Cameron (2024)
• Dinner With the Parents (2024)

Apr. 25