Top 24 TV Shows to Watch on Amazon Prime Video in December

It’s that time of the month again! If you’re wondering what to stream on Amazon Prime Video in December, look no further. Here are some of the best TV shows you can binge-watch right now!

First up, we have Anthony Bourdain: No Reservations (2005—2012). The late, great Anthony Bourdain took us on a culinary journey like no other in this long-running Travel Channel classic. From boozy trips to the Greek islands to black-and-white adventures in Rome, Bourdain’s storytelling through food is not to be missed. Check it out on Prime Video!

Next on the list is As We See It (2022). This dramedy series, created by Jason Katim, follows twentysomething roommates on the autism spectrum and features Neurodiverse actors and crew members. It may have been canceled after just eight episodes, but it’s a critical darling worth watching. Catch it on Prime Video.

Then we have The Boys (2019—), a darkly comedic take on the superhero genre. This Emmy-winning series is not for the faint of heart, with more gore than you can shake a stick at. If you’re a fan of dark humor and superhero tales, this one’s for you. Stream it on Prime Video.

Don’t miss Catastrophe (2015—2019), a hilarious sitcom about an unplanned pregnancy. Starring Rob Delaney and Sharon Horgan, this series offers a fresh take on love, life, and parenthood. Plus, it features the late Carrie Fisher in one of her final on-screen performances. Watch it on Prime Video!

Dive into the world of ’70s rock bands with Daisy Jones & the Six (2023). This adaptation of Taylor Jenkins Reid’s novel is a must-watch for music lovers. With catchy original tunes and a stellar cast, including Emmy-nominated Riley Keough, this show will have you rocking out in no time. Stream it on Prime Video.

And last but not least, check out Dead Ringers (2023), a kooky gender-flipped adaptation starring Rachel Weisz. Her performance as twin gynecologists is a sight to behold, and the show’s commentary on reproductive freedom is as timely as ever. Give it a watch on Prime Video!

Finally, round out your streaming queue with Expats (2024), a testament to the golden age of TV. With so many great shows available, there’s something for everyone on Amazon Prime Video this month. Happy streaming!