3 Best Prime Video Shows to Binge Watch This Weekend
- According to Tom's Guide reporting, Alan Ritchson's action-thriller series Reacher continues to sit firmly at the number one spot in Prime Video's United States top 10 streaming charts.
- The fourth season of Reacher adapts Gone Tomorrow, the 13th book in Lee Child’s popular literary series, according to Tom's Guide.
- While Reacher dominates the top position, several other programs pull in strong viewership across the platform.
According to Tom’s Guide reporting, Alan Ritchson’s action-thriller series Reacher continues to sit firmly at the number one spot in Prime Video’s United States top 10 streaming charts. Developed for television by showrunner Nick Santora and adapted from Lee Child’s bestselling book series, the fourth season of the hit show brings back its trademark action tropes as Jack Reacher encounters a distressed stranger on a Philadelphia subway. That chance meeting pulls the titular character into a dangerous mystery centered on a missing flash drive containing highly sensitive information.
Reacher Season 4 Adapts Gone Tomorrow
The fourth season of Reacher adapts Gone Tomorrow, the 13th book in Lee Child’s popular literary series, according to Tom’s Guide. Star Alan Ritchson teased this latest batch of episodes as the bloodiest and best run yet for the character. After the initial subway encounter ends in tragedy, government agents and a team of professional soldiers quickly enter the race to track down the missing storage device. To solve the case, Jack Reacher joins forces with characters named Tamara, played by Sydelle Noel, and Jacob, played by Christopher Marquette, according to verified show details.
Prime Video Streaming Charts and Binge Options
While Reacher dominates the top position, several other programs pull in strong viewership across the platform. Additional trending choices on the platform include the Jensen Ackles-led Countdown, the religious drama series The Chosen, and the spy thriller Butterfly. Viewers searching for weekend watchlists also turn to older favorites like the football drama Friday Night Lights, which holds a 97% score on review aggregator Rotten Tomatoes across its five-season run from 2006 to 2011.