Here are the top three Prime Video series that are leading the streamers’ Top 10 this weekend, September 11–13, 2026: a reality reboot, a coming-of-age hit, and an action thriller nearing its season finale. Two of these series have consistently ranked among the most popular on Prime Video this year, maintaining their positions in the top 2 worldwide viewership for nearly a month. The third show is a fresh revival of a cherished reality series focused on globe-trotting adventures and high-powered cars.
Prime Video has had fewer new streaming releases during the latter half of summer 2026, which has contributed to the prolonged dominance of these major hits. Nevertheless, all three series are critically acclaimed and well-deserving of their accolades, each boasting Certified Fresh ratings on Rotten Tomatoes. Other new streaming hits like Off Campus and Ride or Die, as well as 2026 Emmy contenders like Fallout and Spider-Noir, are reliable choices, but these three shows stand out as the best currently available on Prime Video.
The Grand Tour
Prime Video recently launched a revamped version of the classic reality series The Grand Tour on September 3, 2026, featuring six new episodes and a new trio of hosts. The hosts include Thomas Holland and James Engelsman, who co-host a popular YouTube channel called Throttle House with over 3.4 million subscribers, alongside Francis Bourgeois, a TikTok star and engineer who previously worked at Rolls-Royce. They take over from the original presenters, Jeremy Clarkson, Richard Hammond, and James May.
The original series of The Grand Tour aired 46 episodes over six seasons from 2016 to 2024. The new series aims to explore the technical aspects of motorsports and luxury automobiles more deeply. As one of the most-watched new shows on Prime Video in 2026, The Grand Tour ranks #4 worldwide heading into the weekend and has received a Rotten Tomatoes score of 83% along with an audience score of 84%. With just six episodes, The Grand Tour is perfect for a quick weekend binge.
Sterling Point
Sterling Point has remained on Prime Video’s worldwide Top 10 chart for over a month, establishing itself as one of the streamer’s biggest breakout series this year. This viral coming-of-age series has introduced several rising stars, including Ella Rubin, Amélie Hoeferle, and Keen Ruffalo, son of Mark Ruffalo, while also featuring familiar faces like Jeffrey Dean Morgan and Jay Duplass. Sterling Point has also been critically successful with a Rotten Tomatoes score of 91% and is already renewed for a second season.
Although Sterling Point is Prime Video’s newest teen drama series, it evokes nostalgia for the 2000s thanks to creator Megan Park (My Old Ass, The Fallout), who developed it with the creative team behind one of the most iconic series in its genre, The O.C.. The series offers a more mature perspective than typical coming-of-age stories by avoiding toxic relationships and instead providing viewers with something more enriching and comforting. Sterling Point is truly a must-see on Prime Video.
Reacher
Since the release of Reacher season 4 about a month ago, it has dominated Prime Video viewership, firmly holding onto the #1 spot just as Alan Ritchson’s character Jack Reacher grips his enemies in action scenes. Season 4 has reaffirmed that this action thriller franchise remains one of Prime Video’s most consistently popular series since it set records in 2022.
Reacher season 4 adapts Lee Child’s novel Gone Tomorrow, showcasing some of Reacher’s most intense moments in the Prime Video series. Although season 4 is one of the lowest-rated seasons by critics within the franchise—sitting at 94% on Rotten Tomatoes compared to its franchise high of 98% for seasons 2 and 3—it remains highly regarded. With its season finale scheduled for Wednesday, September 16, Reacher season 4 is an excellent choice for binge-watching on Prime Video this weekend.

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