All the TV Shows Coming to Amazon Prime in February 2026

Amazon Prime Video continues to expand its streaming library with a diverse selection of scripted dramas, unscripted reality competitions, and historical documentaries. This February, subscribers can expect a mix of brand-new original series and classic television favorites arriving on the platform throughout the month. From high-stakes sports history to intense psychological thrillers, the upcoming slate offers content catering to various interests and genres. Viewers can look forward to international hits and highly anticipated literary adaptations debuting over the next few weeks.

‘LOL: Last One Laughing Brazil’ (2021)

This reality competition series challenges a group of professional comedians to keep a straight face while attempting to make their opponents laugh. The show follows a strict “no-laughing” rule, where any smirk or giggle results in a warning or immediate elimination from the game. The last person remaining who has not succumbed to laughter wins a significant cash prize for a chosen charity. This Brazilian iteration of the successful global franchise arrives on the streaming platform on February 6.

‘Cross’ (2024)

Based on the best-selling book series by James Patterson, this crime thriller follows Alex Cross, a forensic psychologist and detective working in Washington, D.C. The protagonist utilizes his unique ability to get inside the minds of both killers and victims to bring justice to grieving families. As he balances his professional duties with his personal life, he faces dangerous adversaries who threaten his community and family. The series makes its debut on the service for subscribers on February 11.

‘Soul Power: The Legend of the American Basketball Association’ (2026)

This documentary series explores the history and cultural impact of the American Basketball Association during its decade of operation. It highlights the league’s innovative contributions to the sport, including the introduction of the three-point line and the first slam dunk contest. The production features rare archival footage and interviews with former players who shaped the flashy identity of professional basketball in the 1960s and 1970s. This sports-centric title is scheduled to arrive on the platform on February 12.

‘Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix’ (2026)

This documentary provides an intimate look at the career trajectory and personal journey of British singer Jesy Nelson following her high-profile departure from the girl group Little Mix. The film explores the challenges of navigating the music industry as a solo artist while managing the pressures of public scrutiny and online commentary. It captures the recording process of her debut solo material and her ongoing efforts to define her own creative identity. The documentary will be available for streaming starting February 13.

‘Perry Mason’ (1957)

This classic legal drama stars Raymond Burr as a formidable defense attorney who specializes in solving seemingly impossible criminal cases. Most episodes follow a consistent formula where ‘Perry Mason’ uncovers the true perpetrator during a dramatic courtroom cross-examination. Alongside his loyal secretary Della Street and private investigator Paul Drake, Mason works tirelessly to exonerate his wrongly accused clients. The original television series arrives on the platform on February 14.

’56 Days’ (2026)

Inspired by the thriller novel by Catherine Ryan Howard, this series follows two people who decide to move in together just as a global lockdown begins. While their relationship appears to be a standard romance, hidden secrets from their respective pasts slowly begin to surface within the confined space. The narrative weaves together multiple timelines to reveal the suspicious events leading up to a mysterious discovery in an apartment. This psychological drama is set to premiere for audiences on February 18.

‘The CEO Club’ (2026)

This scripted series examines the high-stakes world of corporate power and the elite individuals who occupy the highest positions in global industries. It follows a group of ambitious executives who navigate complex professional alliances and personal rivalries to maintain their status and influence. The show highlights the ethical dilemmas and significant personal sacrifices often required to reach the pinnacle of the modern business world. Viewers can start watching the series when it launches on the platform on February 23.

‘The Gray House’ (2026)

This historical drama focuses on the real-life unsung heroines who operated a sophisticated spy ring for the Union during the American Civil War. The story follows a group of women, including a socialite and a formerly enslaved person, who utilize their positions to gather intelligence from the heart of the Confederacy. Their dangerous efforts significantly influenced the outcome of the war, though their contributions remained largely unrecognized by history for decades. The series is scheduled for release on February 26.

‘Young Sherlock’ (2026)

Directed by Guy Ritchie, this series reimagines the early years of the world’s most famous detective as he becomes embroiled in a globe-trotting mystery. At 19 years old, ‘Young Sherlock’ finds himself caught in a massive conspiracy at Oxford University that threatens his family and his future. The show explores the origins of his famous deductive reasoning skills and his first experiences with high-level investigative work. Although releasing in early March, the title joins the platform’s upcoming lineup on March 4.

Please share which of these upcoming Amazon Prime releases you are most excited to watch in the comments.