Looking to binge-watch a new Prime Video show, or on the hunt for some Super Bowl counter-programming for the weekend? If your weekend plans consist of nothing more than unwinding in front of the TV, Amazon's platform is one of the best streaming services you can turn to for sheer choice.
If you don't want to waste your downtime scrolling through the platform's many genres, I've looked through the list of what's new on Prime Video in February and picked out a handful of options worth streaming.
Granted, Prime Video didn't welcome new shows at the start of the month (rest assured, new originals are on the horizon, though), but this past week did see some of the streamer's latest shows come to a close; if you've been waiting to binge them, now you finally can! Here are the three new to Prime Video shows I'd binge-watch this weekend.
This week, Prime Video's celebrated sci-fi video game adaptation dropped its season 2 finale. The series has consistently been one of Prime Video's most-watched series every single week since its December 2025 debut, so a decent chunk of viewers are probably caught up, but if you've been waiting until you can binge it, now's the time.
Season 2 of this darkly funny sci-fi series picks up in the aftermath of the first, and continues to follow our Wasteland wanderers -- Lucy (Ella Purnell), The Ghoul/Cooper Howard (Walton Goggins), and Maximus (Aaron Moten) -- on their respective journeys, while also introducing us to the iconic New Vegas, and members of its various factions.
Stream "Fallout" season 2 on Prime Video now
If you still haven't gotten around to "Steal" yet, this British thriller is a perfect miniseries for anyone looking to inject a bit of action into the weekend.
This high-octane series sees a gang of armed thieves waltz into the offices of investment firm, Lochmill Capital. There, the thugs force best pals Zara (Sophie Turner) and Luke (Archie Madekwe) to carry out their demands: transfer billions of pounds' worth of pension funds over to them. Why? Well, that's what DCI Rhys (Jacob Fortune-Lloyd) wants to know. But, as a recently relapsed gambling addict, he's grappling with this new investigation and trying to keep his money trouble at bay while peeling back the layers of this new case.
Stream "Steal" on Prime Video now
"The Night Manager" season 2 reunited us with Tom Hiddleston's suave spy Jonathan Pine almost a decade after the acclaimed first season premiered, and it proved to be worth the wait.
Picking up years after Pine brought down Hugh Laurie's international arms dealer, Richard Roper, season 2 finds him living under a new name as a low-level MI6 surveillance officer. When he spies one of Roper's old associates on the cameras, he leaps into action and, after tragedy strikes, he heads off on another deadly mission that takes him halfway around the world. This time, he's undercover in Colombia, infiltrating the operations of Teddy Dos Santos (Diego Calva), with the reluctant aid of Roxana Bolaños (Camila Morrone).
