Stars like Gael García Bernal, James Marsden and Olivia Colman will make you laugh out loud in these comedy shows on Prime Video in August

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In August, the one Amazon Prime Video show you have to watch is this hilarious sitcom that made Tina Fey into a star

Amazon Prime Video has signed a licensing deal with Dinesh Vijan-led production house Maddock Films for 8 upcoming films made under the banner. The companies did not reveal the value of the deal.

Adam Hashmi (“Bridgerton,” “Criminal Record”) is cast as the series’ titular character. Starring alongside Hashmi are Alexander Siddig (“Foundation,” “Shantaram”) as Jacob, Babak Tafti (“Succession,” “Billions”) as Simeon, Daniel Peera (“The Cleaning Lady,” “NCIS”) as Reuben and Iris Bahr (“Curb Your Enthusiasm,” “Svetlana”) as Leah.

Created by Derek Haas, Countdown, is a crime drama series that is also written by Haas. Featuring Jensen Ackles, Violett Beane, Eric Dane, and others, the show has one season and released recently on Amazon Prime Video on June 25, 2025.

Amazon Prime Video's "War of the Worlds," starring Ice Cube, is deemed one of the worst movies of 2025 and gets memed on social media.

Amazon Prime Video is getting its own stage. The online retailer's streaming video service is now available as a standalone option for the first time. The company is letting fans in the US binge ...

When Amazon launches its broadcast this fall, its starry catalogue of commentators and analysts — including Hall of Famers Dirk Nowitzki and Steve Nash and six-time All-Star Blake Griffin — will be joined by another seasoned former multi-time All-Star.