4 of the best alternate universe shows to stream now

We’ve watched a lot of TV – everything from the newest shows to deep dives into streaming services and revisiting old favorites. We’ve done all this to figure out what’s worth skipping and what’s so good you can’t stop watching.

Alternate universe stories are consistently popular, and Prime Video has plenty of them. You’ll find everything from dark, futuristic adventures to funny supernatural shows and grand science fiction epics. These shows offer an escape to fascinating new worlds and will leave a lasting impression long after you’ve finished watching.

Here are our top alternate universe shows to stream right now.


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Fallout season 2

After a fantastic first season that built a compelling post-apocalyptic world and introduced a memorable cast of characters, the video game adaptation Fallout returns to explore the nuclear-ravaged landscape of America even further. The second season continues the story, blending its signature mix of humor, intense action, and a unique retro aesthetic, as Lucy (Ella Purnell) and the Ghoul (Walton Goggins) continue their journey across the wasteland in search of Lucy’s father.

Players who enjoyed the original game are in for a delight with this new version of the New Vegas setting, which stays true to its roots while offering a fresh experience. Keep an eye out for hidden references and prepare for an exciting adventure filled with legendary tales and fast-paced action.

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The Peripheral

The sci-fi thriller The Peripheral takes place in a future that’s unsettlingly close to our present, and unfolds in a way that jumps between different time periods. It’s a well-crafted story about Flynne Fisher (Chloë Grace Moretz), a dedicated gamer who’s pulled from 2032 into what seems like a hyper-realistic game, but is actually a connection to a different version of the future in 2099. It’s a show worth revisiting.

This cyberpunk series is both visually stunning and genuinely captivating – not surprising, given it comes from the creators of Westworld. It offers a thought-provoking glimpse into the near future of technology, mixed with time travel elements and consistent action.

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The Boys

Prime Video’s The Boys is a fresh take on the superhero genre, offering a darkly comedic and satirical series for viewers who are looking for something different. It’s a clever show that doesn’t shy away from violence, questionable motives, or dark humor, presenting a world where superheroes are more like self-absorbed celebrities and saving the day isn’t their top priority.

Okay, so I just started watching this show called ‘The Boys,’ and it’s insane! This guy Hughie gets pulled into a team that’s trying to take down superheroes – but these aren’t your typical heroes. They’re messed up, and the whole thing is this crazy, violent cat-and-mouse game. Seriously, it’s super addictive and keeps throwing these shocking twists at you. I can’t look away!

Excited for the final season in 2026? In the meantime, check out the spin-off series Gen V to discover a new group of unpredictable superheroes.

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The Man in the High Castle

This series blends the suspense of a thriller with the feel of a historical drama, posing the intriguing question: what if the Allies had lost World War II? Inspired by the Philip K. Dick novel of the same name and executive produced by Ridley Scott (known for films like Alien and Gladiator), The Man in the High Castle depicts life under oppressive post-war governments, where hope is scarce. But when people begin discovering strange videos hinting at an alternate reality, they start to believe a greater force might be guiding them towards liberation.

Spread out over four seasons, this show is perfect for watching at your own pace—or binging if you prefer! It’s a good reminder that things could always be tougher.

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Prime Video is included with an Amazon Prime membership in the UK and Ireland. Prime memberships in the UK start at £8.99 per month or £95 annually. While many movies and shows are included, some titles are available to buy or rent separately. New customers can learn more and start a free 30-day trial at amazon.co.uk/prime.


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2025-12-17 13:50