We’re only a month away from the second season of the hit video game adaptation To falland the series is back at the top of the streaming charts. This is the direct consequence of the release of an enticing trailer, which promised more improbable adventures for The Ghoul (Walton Glasses) and Lucy (Ella Purnell). To fall currently sits at number two on Prime Video’s official top 10 in the US, behind another hugely successful animated series Hotel in Hazbinwhich is currently nearing the end of its second season. But there’s much more to offer this weekend than just To fall And Hotel in Hazbinand Collider is here to help you find it. So, without further ado, here is a look at the three Prime Video shows you need to binge this weekend.
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‘Malice’ (2025)
A list of Prime Video recommendations for this weekend wouldn’t be complete without the streamer’s most exciting new release: Malice. Created by James WoodsThis thriller follows a charming tutor who, after infiltrating the lives of a wealthy family, begins to enact his sinister plan. However, the family quickly becomes suspicious of their new arrival, having to confront the danger that exists right under their noses.
A twisty tale comprising six episodes in total, the series is perfect for binge-watching this weekend – the kind of series you simply won’t be able to put down. A British thriller with a touch of originality, the series benefits from an exceptional cast, including Funny Man Jack Whitehall like Adam Healey, Carice van Houten like Nat Tanner, David Duchovny like her husband, Jamie, and many others. Why not join the rest of the country in solving this inviting mystery this weekend?
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“Nice not to meet you” (2025)
Among the many critically acclaimed aspects of the record-breaking series Squid gameits success simply wouldn’t have been the same without the breakout performance of Lee Jung Jae. For fans of his work, you’ll want to join the millions of people currently watching the weekly release of Nice not to meet you. The series features the Squid game plays Lim Hyun-joon, a forgotten actor who finds a second chance as a police star. He doesn’t expect to find an unlikely romance with a political journalist along the way.
Any viewer of Squid game can attest to Jung-jae’s talent, with this performance in Nice not to meet you continuing its wonderfully steady course. This mix of romantic drama and comedy has already aired four episodes, with the fifth scheduled for this Monday. So there’s no better time to catch up than this weekend. While probably not a big awards contender, this entertaining series is the perfect easy watch.
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“Coach” (1989-1997)
If you’re craving a little nostalgia this weekend, why not try the classic ABC sitcom Coach? Following Hayden Fox (Craig T. Nelson), the head coach of an NCAA college football team, the series details the ups, downs, and in-betweens of his hilarious personal and professional life as he attempts to incorporate his love for football into every aspect. However, friction is never far away, especially with his partner, who has no interest in sport.
Featuring a well-balanced ensemble, plenty of hilarious one-liners and simple but effective plots, Coach is the kind of throwback that will make you smile and keep it there. Unfortunately, although a revival was ordered 10 years ago and the episodes were filmed, the reboot never aired, leaving fans of the series with the original version to entertain them. Luckily, there are nearly 200 episodes to choose from, with the series having won two Primetime Emmy Awards.
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1989 – 00/00/1997
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Jerry Van Dyke
Luther Van Dam
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Shelley Fabares
Christine Armstrong
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Bill Fagerbakke
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