Want a sci-fi show to sink your teeth into? Look no further than Prime Video.
The Amazon-owned streamer has pages upon pages of titles to sift through, and when it comes to original science fiction programs, the platform is full of must-watch goodies.
Sure, places like Netflix, Disney Plus, and even Apple TV Plus have loads of cool shows to pick from, but Prime Video's selections feel like they're operating on another level.
If you're looking for insightful yet edgy storytelling, this is the place for you. Shows like The Man in the High Castle, Outer Range and The Boys are all great examples. Each one offers a thought-provoking, layered narrative that'll keep these stories living rent-free in your head.
That said, there are lighter options on the platform, too. You can find a cool animated anthology, a futuristic rom-com and a tech-inspired comedy about the afterlife from the creator of The Office in the below roundup of the streamer's best sci-fi shows.
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Amazon MGM Studios Gen V As powerful, violent and bewildering as its parent series The Boys, Gen V shines a light on the next generation of genetically altered superheroes. The usual social and political tropes are on display here. Additionally, Gen V digs into topics like the influence of social media, body image, classism and race in the realm of higher education.
JoJo Whilden/Prime Video Fallout Fallout is a fun, kinetic, action-packed video game adaptation that upholds the vibe of Bethesda's iconic franchise while also charting a new course, story-wise. You don't need to be familiar with the games to enjoy this show. Sure, there are loads of cool Easter eggs for fans to appreciate. But Fallout was made with a broader audience in mind. And thanks to the killer performances by the cast -- Walton Goggins and Ella Purnell are perfect -- and the detailed world-building, you won't want to miss taking this wild ride into the Wasteland.
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