February has a habit of sneaking up fast. One minute the year's just getting started, the next you're already wondering where the time went. With fewer days on the calendar this month, there's not a lot of room for extensive binge-watching, which makes picking what to watch feel surprisingly high-stakes. The best streaming services aren't slowing down either, dropping new titles at a constant clip, and plenty of genuinely good shows get lost in the shuffle almost instantly.
Prime Video's top 10 shows what viewers are gravitating toward right now, but high placement doesn't always mean high quality. As titles shuffle in and out of the rankings, it can be tricky to know what's actually worth committing your limited time to. To help you stream smarter this month, we've dug into Prime Video's current top 10 and narrowed it down to three shows that are genuinely worth watching right now.
This list is based on the Prime Video top 10 U.S shows as of Wednesday, February 4, 2026.
The unforgiving wasteland is officially in the rearview mirror, because "Fallout" season 2 is now fully unleashed. With the finale officially streaming on Prime Video, every episode of the hit video game adaptation is available to binge from start to finish, which also means the internet is about to become a spoiler minefield. If you've been waiting for the right moment to dive in (or catch up), this is it. Here's hoping the wait for season 3 won't be a long one!
"Fallout" season 2 begins in the immediate aftermath of season 1's explosive ending, with Lucy (Ella Purnell) and The Ghoul (Walton Goggins) in pursuit of Lucy's father, Hank (Kyle MacLachlan), across the harsh, post-nuclear Mojave on a path that leads toward New Vegas. As they push deeper into the wasteland, the threats grow more intense and the challenges more unpredictable. Elsewhere, Maximus (Aaron Moten) continues his rise within the Brotherhood of Steel, grappling with mounting pressure and internal conflict.
Watch "Fallout" seasons 1-2 on Prime Video now
Prime Video is fast becoming a go-to streaming hub for Sophie Turner fans. Not long after the first look at the former "Game of Thrones" star stepping into Lara Croft's boots for the platform's upcoming "Tomb Raider" series, Turner is already gaining attention in a new British crime thriller, "Steal." It has all the hallmarks of a binge-worthy watch, and with its rapid rise near the top of Prime Video's charts, it wouldn't be surprising to see it challenge (or even dethrone) "Fallout" from the No. 1 spot in the days ahead.
"Steal" centers on Zara (Turner), a typical office employee at Lochmill Capital, whose routine day is thrown into chaos when a violent gang storms her pension‑fund firm and takes staff hostage. Pressured to comply, Zara and her colleague Luke (Archie Madekwe) are forced to execute the gang's high‑stakes financial demands, moving sums worth billions. Meanwhile, DCI Rhys (Jacob Fortune‑Lloyd) and his team scramble to stay ahead of the unfolding crime.
Stream "Steal" on Prime Video now
One show already holding strong in Prime Video's top 10 is "Cross," and with season 2 set to drop next week on February 11, now's the perfect time for a refresher before the new episodes arrive. Packed with tension and plenty of mystery, the first season is exactly the kind of binge-worthy series that keeps viewers coming back. Fans can get up to speed and make sure they're ready for the next chapter, which could be another must-watch in the streamer's original library.
"Cross" follows Alex Cross (Aldis Hodge), a skilled Washington, D.C. homicide detective and trained forensic psychologist. Working for the Metro Police, Cross investigates dangerous murder cases that put him deep into the city's criminal underworld. With his partner John Sampson (Isaiah Mustafa) at his side, he uses his unique ability to analyze killers' behavior to track them down and solve complex crimes. Amid his demanding investigations, Cross faces personal issues that inevitably collide with his professional life.
