Prime Video top 10 shows — here’s the 3 worth binge-watching this week (September 30-October 6)

Current viewership trends on Prime Video for the period of September 30 to October 6 show a strong performance for specific titles. According to a report from Forbes, the shows 'Drawn Together' and 'El Juicio' are currently leading the Prime Video charts. This surge in popularity coincides with broader editorial efforts to curate the platform's vast library, with Tom's Guide identifying three specific shows from the top 10 list that are particularly worth binge-watching during this first week of October. Multiple entertainment outlets are focusing on the current state of Amazon's streaming catalog. TVGuide.com has provided a comprehensive look at the new TV shows and movies that arrived on Amazon Prime Video throughout September 2026.

Meanwhile, The Times has narrowed the field for viewers by suggesting four great TV series to watch on the service this week. This indicates a coordinated effort across various media platforms to guide subscribers toward high-performing or critically acclaimed content as the month transitions. To provide a broader perspective on the quality of the service, Collider has released a ranked list of the 10 best Prime Video shows released since 2016. This retrospective analysis places current trends within the context of a decade of content production, allowing viewers to compare the current chart-toppers like 'Drawn Together' and 'El Juicio' against the historically best-performing series on the platform. The intersection of new September releases and long-term rankings suggests a period of high content churn for the streaming service.

Looking ahead, viewers and analysts will be monitoring the performance of the September additions mentioned by TVGuide.com to see if they can displace the current leaders. Attention will remain on whether the three shows recommended by Tom's Guide maintain their positions in the top 10 through October 6. Coverage does not yet specify if these titles will be supplemented by new October debuts, but the current focus remains on the immediate binge-watching potential of the existing top-rated series.