Prime Video is set to deliver an eclectic and highly anticipated streaming lineup throughout 2026. The streamer is mixing major franchise conclusions with buzzy literary adaptations and surprising new projects.

Whether viewers seek dark superhero satire, intense romantic dramas, or unique comedies, the upcoming slate promises something for every taste. Here are eight original shows demanding a spot on your watchlist immediately.

The Final Chapter: 'The Boys' Season 5

The Apocalypse Arrives

The fifth and concluding season of Eric Kripke's acclaimed superhero satire promises an explosive end. The story will begin with America under the control of the fascist Homelander.

Billy Butcher is set to return with a virus aimed at eradicating all Supes globally. With The Boys scattered and Starlight leading an underground resistance, creator Kripke has warned fans to expect massive character deaths from the very first episode.

Supernatural Reunion Confirmed

Amidst the expected carnage, there is good news for fans of Kripke's previous work. A highly anticipated Supernatural reunion featuring Jensen Ackles, Jared Padalecki, and Misha Collins is confirmed to take place.

New Romance and Book Adaptations

'Off Campus' Brings College Hockey Heat

Following the success of related content, Prime Video is adapting Elle Kennedy's bestselling Off Campus book series. The series shifts focus to Briar University, emphasizing off-ice drama.

The narrative centers on Hannah, a quiet songwriter, and Garrett, the star athlete, as they navigate their inevitable enemies-to-lovers dynamic. Expect high emotional stakes and undeniable chemistry, perfect for fans of intense young adult romance.

'Every Year After' Premieres June 10th

Hoping to capture the romantic void left by other hits, Every Year After is based on Carley Fortune's New York Times bestseller. The series tracks the relationship between Percy and Sam over six years.

It focuses on one pivotal week in the lakeside town of Barry's Bay, exploring first love and destiny. Overseen by veteran showrunner Amy B. Harris, all eight episodes will drop simultaneously on June 10th for immediate binge-watching.

Wild Cards and Animated Comedy

'Kevin': An Existential Cat Comedy

Aubrey Plaza is attached to this animated comedy titled Kevin. The show follows a cat experiencing an identity crisis after his owners separate.

Kevin ends up at a pet rescue in Astoria, Queens, where a group of misfit animals helps him find direction. Loosely inspired by a real cat and breakup, the series promises witty commentary on identity and human relationships.