Here Are All the TV Shows Set to Leave Amazon Prime in July 2025

Summer is here, and Amazon Prime is shaking up its streaming lineup for July 2025. That means a bunch of TV shows are about to disappear, so now’s the time to dive into some great stories before they’re gone.

From intense crime dramas to lighthearted reality shows, the list of departures is packed with variety. All these shows are exiting between June 30 and July 6, so let’s break down what’s leaving and why you should give them a watch.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars: Untucked! (2012-2025)

Kicking off on October 22, 2012, this behind-the-scenes companion to ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ dives into the queens’ unfiltered moments, from heartfelt talks to fiery drama. Its nine seasons are a fan-favorite for raw emotion.

It’s leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, so catch the candid chaos while it’s still available. The show’s glimpse into the queens’ lives adds depth to the main competition. Perfect for fans craving extra sparkle.

Im Netz der Camorra (2021)

Hitting screens on September 1, 2021, this German drama centers on a winemaker juggling family ties and a cutthroat industry. Its single season delivers heartfelt storytelling.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘The Winemaker’ shines with its scenic vineyards and emotional stakes. It’s a quick, engaging watch for drama lovers. Stream it before it’s off the platform.

Single, Out (2023)

This Australian series, launched on June 16, 2023, follows a young gay man finding his way after coming out. Its one season blends humor with heartfelt moments.

Departing Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Single, Out’ is a breezy, uplifting story led by Will McDonald. Its short run makes it an easy binge. Catch it for a fresh take on self-discovery.

A House Divided (2019-2022)

Premiering on November 28, 2019, this drama tracks the Sanders family, a wealthy clan dealing with secrets and betrayal. Five seasons keep the tension high with soapy twists.

It’s leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, so dive into the chaos led by stars like Demetria McKinney. The show’s family drama is addictive. Watch it before it exits the lineup.

Makari (2021-2023)

This Italian series, debuting on March 15, 2021, follows a journalist solving mysteries in sunny Sicily. Three seasons mix charm with clever crime plots.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Màkari’ offers stunning views and engaging stories, led by Claudio Gioè. It’s a perfect blend of scenery and suspense. Don’t miss it.

Chesapeake Shores (2016-2022)

Launched on August 14, 2016, this family drama follows Abby O’Brien balancing life and love in a coastal town. Six seasons deliver heartwarming tales.

Exiting Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Chesapeake Shores’ is a cozy watch with Meghan Ory and Jesse Metcalfe. Its feel-good vibe is hard to beat. Catch it before it leaves.

Scrublands (2023-2024)

This Australian crime drama, starting November 16, 2023, follows a journalist digging into a small-town shooting. Two seasons bring gritty mystery and strong acting.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Scrublands’ grips with its Outback setting and Luke Arnold’s performance. It’s a tense, compact watch. Stream it before it’s off the platform.

Condor (2018-2020)

Debuting on June 6, 2018, this thriller tracks a CIA analyst, played by Max Irons, caught in a deadly plot. Two seasons deliver fast-paced espionage.

Set to exit on June 30, 2025, ‘Condor’ keeps you hooked with its intense action. The modern spy story is a thrill ride. Watch it before it departs Prime.

A French Village (2009-2017)

This French drama, starting June 4, 2009, explores a village under Nazi occupation during WWII. Seven seasons weave history with human struggles.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Un village français’ offers powerful storytelling and deep characters. Its emotional weight makes it a must-see. Stream it now.

RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars (2012-2025)

Premiering on October 22, 2012, this reality hit brings back top drag queens to battle for the crown. Nine seasons burst with creativity and drama.

Set to leave on June 30, 2025, ‘RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars’ is a vibrant showcase of talent, led by RuPaul. It’s a fan favorite for a reason. Catch it before it’s gone.

Lyckoviken (2020-2022)

This Swedish mystery, debuting on October 20, 2020, follows a policewoman uncovering dark secrets in her hometown. Three seasons blend suspense and drama.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Lyckoviken’ delivers Nordic noir with emotional depth. Its small-town vibes hook you fast. Stream it before it exits.

Velvet (2014-2016)

Starting January 17, 2014, this Spanish drama follows a romance in a 1950s Madrid fashion house. Four seasons mix glamour with passion.

Set to depart on June 30, 2025, ‘Velvet’ captivates with Paula Echevarría and lush visuals. It’s a romantic treat for drama fans. Watch it before it leaves Prime.

Halt and Catch Fire (2014-2017)

This tech drama, launched on June 1, 2014, dives into the 1980s and 1990s tech boom with innovators chasing dreams. Four seasons star Lee Pace and Scoot McNairy.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Halt and Catch Fire’ blends nostalgia with sharp storytelling. Its look at ambition is gripping. Stream it before it’s off the platform.

Lioness (2021-2023)

Debuting on July 23, 2021, this thriller follows a CIA operative, played by Zoe Saldaña, infiltrating a terrorist group. Two seasons pack intense action.

Set to exit on June 30, 2025, ‘Lioness’ delivers high-stakes drama with a stellar cast. It’s a must for thriller fans. Catch it before it leaves Prime.

The Brokenwood Mysteries (2014-2024)

This New Zealand series, starting September 28, 2014, follows Detective Mike Shepherd solving quirky crimes. Ten seasons mix humor and mystery.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘The Brokenwood Mysteries’ charms with Neill Rea and offbeat cases. Its cozy vibe is perfect. Stream it before it’s gone.

One of the Boys (2023-2024)

This Danish comedy-drama, debuting on March 10, 2023, follows a teen boy at an all-girls’ camp, sparking laughs and heart. Two seasons shine with charm.

Set to depart on June 30, 2025, ‘One of the Boys’ is a light, fun binge. Its unique premise hooks you fast. Don’t miss it before it exits.

All the Queen’s Men (2021-2024)

Premiering on September 9, 2021, this drama follows nightclub owner Madam DeVille navigating crime and power. Three seasons bring bold characters and stakes.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘All the Queen’s Men’ grips with Eva Marcille’s performance. It’s a dramatic ride. Stream it before it’s off Prime.

Expedition with Steve Backshall (2019-2021)

Starting January 6, 2019, this adventure series follows Steve Backshall exploring extreme environments. Two seasons offer thrilling nature journeys.

Set to leave on June 30, 2025, ‘Expedition with Steve Backshall’ captivates with stunning visuals. It’s perfect for adventure fans. Watch it before it departs.

P-Valley (2020-2024)

This drama, debuting on July 12, 2020, dives into life at a Mississippi strip club, blending raw stories with rich characters. Three seasons earned praise.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘P-Valley’ shines with Nicco Annan and Brandee Evans. Its bold Southern tales are a must-see. Stream it now.

When Calls the Heart (2014-2025)

Premiering on January 11, 2014, this Hallmark drama follows teacher Elizabeth Thatcher in a 1910s town. Twelve seasons bring romance and warmth.

Set to exit on June 30, 2025, ‘When Calls the Heart’ charms with Erin Krakow. Its cozy stories are hard to resist. Catch it before it leaves Prime.

Big Freedia Means Business (2023)

This reality show, starting June 7, 2023, follows bounce music star Big Freedia balancing music and business. One season bursts with energy.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Big Freedia Means Business’ is a fun, vibrant watch. Freedia’s charisma steals the show. Stream it before it’s gone.

Grantchester (2014-2025)

Debuting on October 6, 2014, this British series follows a vicar solving crimes in a 1950s village. Nine seasons blend faith and mystery.

Set to leave on June 30, 2025, ‘Grantchester’ hooks with James Norton and Tom Brittney. Its heartfelt cases shine. Watch it before it exits.

Profe Infiltrado (2024)

This Colombian series, launched on February 15, 2024, follows a teacher undercover in a school, mixing comedy and drama. One season keeps it light.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Profe Infiltrado’ is a quick, fun binge with Colombian flair. Its unique premise entertains. Stream it now.

WildFed (2021-2023)

Debuting on February 16, 2021, this series follows hunter Daniel Vitalis exploring sustainable food through foraging and hunting. Two seasons inspire.

Set to depart on June 30, 2025, ‘WildFed’ offers a fresh take on nature and food. Its outdoor adventures captivate. Catch it before it leaves.

Babylon Berlin (2017-2024)

This German neo-noir, starting October 13, 2017, follows detective Gereon Rath in 1920s Berlin. Four seasons deliver lavish crime drama.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Babylon Berlin’ stuns with Volker Bruch and Liv Lisa Fries. Its rich visuals and plots are a must. Stream it now.

American Gangster: Trap Queens (2019-2023)

Starting October 17, 2019, this true-crime series explores women in criminal worlds, from drugs to fraud. Four seasons tell gripping real stories.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘American Gangster: Trap Queens’ delivers raw tales, like Jemeker Thompson’s. It’s intense and bingeable. Stream it now.

Foyle’s War (2002-2015)

This British series, debuting on October 27, 2002, follows detective Christopher Foyle solving crimes during WWII. Eight seasons blend history and mystery.

Set to leave on June 30, 2025, ‘Foyle’s War’ shines with Michael Kitchen and period details. Its moral depth hooks you. Watch it before it exits.

Death in Paradise (2011-2025)

This British-French drama, starting October 25, 2011, follows detectives solving murders on a Caribbean island. Fourteen seasons mix sun and suspense.

Leaving Prime on June 30, 2025, ‘Death in Paradise’ charms with Ben Miller and Ralf Little. Its tropical mysteries are a treat. Stream it before it’s gone.

Which show are you scrambling to binge before it leaves Prime, or is there one we overlooked? Share your picks in the comments!