Published Sep 2, 2026, 7:36 PM EDT Felipe Rangel is a Movie and TV Journalist ScreenRant. He has been writing about movies and TV since 2021. Felipe joined ScreenRant in 2022, working across different teams, covering everything from breaking news to features to reviews and more. Felipe is a writer who is an avid film and TV fan, with superhero movies and series being his biggest passion. He graduated from college in 2019, having studied Journalism. Before college, he spent a month studying at the Oxford English Centre. His superhero knowledge expands to the comics, with his undergraduate thesis being "Politics Reflected In American Comics." Sign in to your ScreenRant account Prime Video's new hit series based on a long-running book franchise has hit a streaming milestone as it shows no signs of losing its spark. Prime Video's library of TV shows has seen the debut of many global hits in 2026. In addition to that, with every passing year, the streaming service makes itself more and more the perfect destination for book adaptations. For instance, this year saw the release of Nicole Kidman's crime thriller series Scarpetta, which has been renewed for season 2 and adapts a 29-book franchise. Every Year After also debuted as a 2-novel series adaptation. Some of Prime Video's biggest TV shows of all time are also based on hit novels, which makes sense, as these projects come to be with a built-in audience that instantly helps them explode on streaming. Among these popular shows are Alan Ritchson's Reacher, the comic book series The Boys, Jenny Han's romance sensation The Summer I Turned Pretty, and many more. In 2026, one of Prime Video's biggest TV shows has proven to be the new series Off Campus, which adapts the 13-book franchise by Elle Kennedy. Now, Off Campus has passed a major streaming milestone ahead of season 2. Off Campus Has Crossed A Massive Streaming Milestone On Prime Video Off Campus debuted on Prime Video on May 13. Since then, the romance series has proved itself a global streaming sensation, and the same holds true when it comes to Prime Video's nationwide chart, where the show just passed an impressive milestone. Off Campus has crossed the 100-day mark on Prime Video's Top 10 TV Shows chart in the United States. The 2026 series has been trending on the streaming service nationwide for 111 days, which is considerably more than nearly every other TV show on the chart. Only The Terminal List: Dark Wolf ranks higher at 122 days. Based on that milestone, Off Campus has been trending on Prime Video in the US since its release, acting not only as an instant streaming sensation, but showing the kind of legs that a TV show with 13 books to pick and choose from needs to adapt the whole franchise it is based on. Additionally, Off Campus shows no signs of slowing down, as the new series is holding strong as Prime Video's 4th most-watched TV show in the US. Given how The Terminal List: Dark Wolf is currently at 9th and dropping, Off Campus could soon pass its number of days on the chart. Season 2 Is Already Well Underway Image courtesy of Everett Collection Before the show's meteoric rise in May, Prime Video acted swiftly to ensure its future, likely knowing the massive hit it had on its hands. Off Campus was renewed for season 2 in February, and production on the new season, which will shift the focus to the couple made up by Stephen Kalyn as Dean Di Laurentis and Mika Abdalla as Allie Hayes, started on June 1. Based on that and how the show does not need a lot of time in post-production, Off Campus season 2 should arrive in early to mid 2027, keeping to the type of annual release schedule that few streaming shows adhere to. Release Date May 13, 2026 Network Prime Video Directors Dawn Wilkinson, Erica Dunton, Silver Tree, Sam Bailey Writers Emmy St. Pierre Creator(s) Gina Fattore, Louisa Levy
Prime Video’s Surprise Hit Series Based On 13-Novel Franchise Crosses Massive Streaming Milestone
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