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Derek Haas’ Countdown is an intriguing crime drama that will keep audiences engaged from start to finish on Prime Video.

Smoke starts as a standard procedural only to reveal itself as something darker, bolder, and braver that asks the questions “why do we start fires?”.

The First Night With The Duke Episodes 3-4 is all over the place, with developments happening so quickly that it almost gives you whiplash.

Hell Motel blurs genres with this murder mystery, true crime slasherfest. While it’s not the team’s best work, it’s still fun.

As a work of crime fiction, The Survivors is fantastic, but as a drama, it gets caught in its own web one too many times to be perfect. 

Top-notch action, well-plotted intrigue, and the most violence on Netflix, makes Mercy For None the best revenge story on the platform.

Strange New Worlds Season 3 balances horror, sci-fi, emotional arcs, and stunning visual work as Pike’s crew faces new threats and internal conflicts.

The bar is set pretty high with The First Night With The Duke Episodes 1-2. While exposition-heavy, it is a delightfully silly watch.

From television creator, Nick Santora, FUBAR Season 2 is raising the bar and the stakes even higher. Funny, action-filled, and just great.

Despite some small highlights The Buccaneers Season 2 fails to deliver on the promise of its story as Nan and co settle into their new roles.