Prime Video’s lineup for the weekend of June 12‑14, 2026, features a faith‑based dramedy, a long‑running reality farm show, and a fresh YA romance, each riding high on global charts. The selections reflect the platform’s mix of wholesome storytelling, light‑hearted humor, and teen‑focused drama, offering something for every viewer looking to binge.

Faith‑Based Dramedy ‘It’s Not Like That’ Hits 100% Rotten Tomatoes

Premiered on May 15, 2026, after an initial run on the Wonder Project channel, “It’s Not Like That” quickly climbed Prime Video’s trending list, buoyed by a perfect 100% Rotten Tomatoes rating, according to the source. The eight‑episode series follows widower Malcolm and divorcee Lori as they navigate single parenthood in a small town, hinting that their platonic bond may be evolving into romance.

Critics praise the show’s blend of coming‑of‑age drama and adult romance, noting its “nostalgic yet fresh” tone. Buzz about a second‑season renewal has already begun, though no official confirmation has been released.

Jeremy Clarkson’s Farm Nears Season 5 Finale on June 17

“Clarkson’s Farm,” which debuted in 2021, returns for its fifth season, with the final two episodes slated for June 17, 2026. The reality series tracks British TV personality Jeremy Clarkson as he attempts to manage a 1,000‑acre Cotswolds farm with little prior experience, accompanied by girlfriend Lisa Hogan and a quirky crew of farmhands.

With five seasons and 40 episodes to date, the show has become a feel‑good staple for Prime Video, praised for its humor and surprising agricltural insights. The source notes that fans and critics alike consider the upcoming episodes the perfect weekend binge.

YA Romance ‘Every Year After’ Tops U.S. Charts

Based on a bestselling novel, “Every Year After” debuted as an eight‑episode series in early June, each episode running 43‑55 minutes. starring Sadie Soverall and Matt Cornett as lifelong friends Percy and Sam, the show weaves past and present timelines to explore destiny‑driven romance.

Despite a modest 68% Rotten Tomatoes score, the sereis has become the second most‑watched show globally on Prime Video and the number‑one title in the United States, according to the source. Its success mirrors the popularity of other teen‑focused hits like “The Summer I Turned Pretty” and “Off Campus.”

What’s Unclear About a Potential Season 2 for ‘It’s Not Like That’?

The source mentions buzz about a second‑seasson renewal for “It’s Not Like That ,” but no network or production confirmation has been provided. viewers are left wondering whether the perfect Rotten Tomatoes rating will translate into a green‑light, especially as the show competes with new releases slated for later in the summer.

Additionally, the series’ modest episode count (eight) raises questions about its long‑term storytelling strategy and whether future seasons will expand the cast or shift focus.