Streaming catalogs shift, and Prime Video availability can vary by country (and by whether a title is included with Prime or offered via rent/buy or add-on channels). With that caveat, here are 23 strong sci-fi picks to add to your watchlist.

Prime Video originals and modern headliners
Fallout
A darkly funny, big-budget post-apocalypse that nails worldbuilding and character-driven momentum.
The Boys
A superhero story that’s really about power, PR, and corruption—sharp, nasty, and addictive.
Gen V
A spinoff with its own bite: campus competition, superpowers, and social satire that escalates fast.
Invincible
Animated superhero sci-fi with real emotional stakes and a willingness to go darker than you expect.
Upload
A sleek sci-fi comedy about a digital afterlife—funny on the surface, unsettling underneath.
Tales From the Loop
Quiet, human-scale sci-fi built around eerie phenomena and emotional fallout rather than constant action.
Big-concept sci-fi and alternate realities
The Expanse
Smart, politically literate space opera with faction tension and long-arc payoff.
The Man in the High Castle
Alternate-history sci-fi where the consequences of a different WWII outcome shape everything.
The Peripheral
Near-future tech and simulation blur into a high-stakes mystery with reality-bending implications.
Outer Range
Modern Western energy colliding with a single, weird sci-fi mystery that changes the rules of the ranch.
Continuum
Time travel plus procedural urgency—good pacing, clear stakes, and plenty of “wait, what just changed?” turns.
Timeless
A time-travel team tries to stop history from being rewritten—fast, bingeable, and built for cliffhangers.
Comfort-watch sci-fi with a procedural spine
Person of Interest
A machine predicts crimes; two men try to intervene—starts like a procedural, grows into bigger sci-fi ideas.
Eureka
A small-town sheriff tries to keep the peace in a town full of brilliant, chaotic scientific minds.
Supernatural, genre-blend, and cult favorites
Being Human
Roommates who happen to be a vampire, a werewolf, and a ghost—more heartfelt drama than goofy gimmick.
Beyond Belief: Fact or Fiction
Anthology stories that play with the line between “could this be real?” and “no way.”
Heroes
Ordinary people discover extraordinary abilities—classic mid-2000s genre TV with big swings.
Better Off Ted
Corporate sci-fi satire: slick, funny, and surprisingly sharp about “innovation” without ethics.
Paper Girls
A coming-of-age sci-fi adventure with time-bending chaos and strong character chemistry.
Classic and legacy sci-fi staples
Farscape
Wildly imaginative space adventure with great creature work and a crew you end up loving.
Stargate SG-1
Portal-hopping sci-fi comfort food: missions, mythology, and a long-running ensemble rhythm.
Space: 1999
Old-school sci-fi with a bold premise and a distinctly 1970s vibe—best for genre history lovers.
Batman: The Animated Series
A noir-leaning classic with iconic voice work and storytelling that still holds up.

