3 Best Prime Video Series To Binge-Watch This Weekend (Sept 4–6, 2026)

3 Best Prime Video Series To Binge-Watch This Weekend (Sept 4–6, 2026)

Published Sep 4, 2026, 5:18 PM EDT Greg is a Lead TV Writer & Critic at Screen Rant with expertise in new streaming releases. He's published over 3000 articles at SR, including weekly recommendation guides and dozens of reviews on Rotten Tomatoes. He previously worked in Development at ABC Television & Lawrence Bender Productions. Greg majored in Film Production at Chapman University's Dodge College. Greg also has years of broadcast TV production experience at major networks such as NBC, TNT, and ESPN. He currently lives in Greater Boston. The most popular series on Prime Video this holiday weekend, September 4–6, 2026, are also some of its very best shows to binge-watch from start to finish. Between two of the most viral coming-of-age series of the year and a massive flagship action franchise, Prime Video viewers have spoken and firmly established which three shows are worth watching or rewatching this weekend. Whether you're looking for something wholesome or adrenaline-pumping, ScreenRant's TV experts have you covered with the very best picks on Prime. Last week, we recommended some of the greatest yet most overlooked hidden gem series on Prime Video that still hold up to this day. They include the gone-too-soon comedy series Sprung, the time travel sci-fi series 12 Monkeys, the cyber thriller epic Person of Interest, the 4-season legal drama Goliath, and the near-perfectly rated The Capture. While it's always fun to dig into the streaming vault on Prime Video, the following three original series are top trending around the world and are what everyone seems to be watching this weekend. Off Campus Off Campus continues to be a downright global sensation on Prime Video as it still holds the streamer's #3 worldwide spot months after it premiered in mid-May 2026. The series raked in 36 million views within its first 12 days, a number that has only gotten larger during the first week of September. Unsurprisingly, a second season of Off Campus is already in the works, and the series could ostensibly carry on for several more seasons as it's based on a celebrated book series by Elle Kennedy. Off Campus is a feel-good romance series centered around modern college life and follows a Bridgerton-like structure in which each new season focuses on a new love story. Season 1 dives into the unlikely romance between Hannah (Ella Bright), a music major, and Garrett (Belmont Cameli), a hockey star. Hannah strikes a deal with Garrett to tutor him in exchange for a fake relationship meant to get her true crush jealous, which ends up going an entirely different way. Sterling Point Prime Video's other viral coming-of-age series, Sterling Point, also continues to be a massive streaming hit, now a full month after its premiere in early August. Sterling Point was renewed for a second season by Prime Video two weeks after its debut, largely in part to its high engagement and the fact that it accumulated more than 933 million minutes viewed in its first 14 days. Unlike Off Campus, Sterling Point is not based on a book series and is a completely original story created by Megan Park (My Old Ass, The Fallout). Sterling Point earned a strong 91% Rotten Tomatoes score and is one of Prime Video's most critically acclaimed new series of 2026. The series centers on Annie (Ella Rubin), heartbroken after getting rejected from her dream summer program, as she discovers she's inherited an island in Canada from her grandfather. With nothing left to lose, she makes her way to the island to see what it has in store for her, which includes some buried family secrets. Reacher Reacher season 4 remains the best and most popular show to watch this weekend on Prime Video – that is, if you haven't already seen this week's episode that dropped on Wednesday, September 2. Reacher season 4 is rapidly coming to an end, with only one episode left before the finale arrives on September 16. With its 95% Rotten Tomatoes score and #1 worldwide status, it's tough to outperform Reacher while it's still in its prime. Led by Alan Ritchson as the ex-military vigilante Jack Reacher, Reacher season 4 finds its titular protagonist at his most rogue yet, stuck in the middle of a vast conspiracy taking place on the streets of Philadelphia. Between a CIA operation, an FBI investigation, a shady political campaign, and an NYPD manhunt, Reacher season 4 is filled to the brim with action, suspense, and full-throttle entertainment that's worth watching this weekend on Prime Video. founded September 7, 2006 first original series alpha house notable shows The Boys, Invincible, Tom Clancy's Jack Ryan, Hanna, Carnival Row, The Wheel of Time, Reacher, Daisy Jones & The Six, Swarm, Citadel notable movies Borat 2, The Tomorrow War, Coming 2 America, One Night in Miami, Jolt, Sound of Metal, Honey Boy, Without Remorse

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