10 Amazon Original TV Shows You've Been Overlooking This Whole Time

Set in the late 1950s, this hilarious and delightful comedy series tells the story of a pampered Upper West Side housewife who — after finding out about her husband's infidelity — discovers that she has a secret of her own: she has a real knack for stand-up comedy. You can also be rest assured that Midge and the gang will return for a third season, as the show was renewed before season two even aired.

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Based on the podcast of the same name created by Eli Horowitz and Micah Bloomberg, Julia Roberts stars in this psychological thriller as a former caseworker at Homecoming Transitional Support Centre, a live-in government-run facility that supposedly helps soldiers adjust back to normal life, though years after leaving, she realises the facility may not be exactly what it seems. Though Roberts won't be returning for season two, the series still has a two-season commitment, so you can definitely expect more.

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Created by House creator David Shore and Breaking Bad's Bryan Cranston, this crime drama tells the story of a recently released con man who decides to assume the identity of his old cell mate, Pete, in order to avoid all the trouble he left behind — especially the ruthless gangster (played by Cranston) who's on his tail. Amazon hasn't yet announced when the third season is coming, but we at least know that there will be one!

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This sci-fi series — which is based on the works of author Philip K. Dick — is perfect for fans of Black Mirror, as it presents 10 standalone episodes all centreed around the idea of challenging reality and questioning whether artificial intelligence is a major feat or a terrible threat. It still hasn't been confirmed whether the show will return for a second season, but we're holding out hope!

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In another dystopian series based loosely on the work of Philip K. Dick (this time on his novel of the same name), an alternate reality is presented, one in which America lost World War II to the Axis powers and the country is divided into three parts: the Nazi-controlled East, the Japanese-controlled West, and the buffer zone down the middle. It is in this middle section that mysterious films begin to circulate, spreading hope that a different world may exist, one in which America is free. The best part: season four is already in the works.

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This comedy-drama follows the quirky misadventures of an intelligence officer who — in order to prevent Iran from going nuclear — must take on a risky non-official cover, posing as an industrial engineer at a Milwaukee industrial piping firm. Three years passed between the premiere of season one and season two, so unfortunately for fans, it might be a while before we see another new season.

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In this legal drama starring Billy Bob Thornton, a formerly brilliant but now disgraced lawyer desperately tries to redeem himself after a murder suspect he got acquitted on a technicality ends up killing an entire family. Though a date hasn't been announced yet, you can look forward to season three premiering some time in 2019!

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Based on Michael Connelly's bestselling novels, this crime series follows Harry Bosch (played by Sons of Anarchy star Titus Welliver), a veteran Los Angeles homicide detective who he finds himself in constant conflict with authority in his tireless pursuit of justice. The long-running series has already been renewed for its sixth season, with a fifth season currently in production and set to launch sometime this year.

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Based on the series by author Tom Clancy, John Krasinski stars in this action-packed series as the titular Jack Ryan, a CIA analyst who is pulled away from the safety of his desk job after he discovers some questionable bank transfers and given a dangerous field assignment, putting him on the front line in the fight against terrorism. There's only been one season so far, the show has already been renewed for seasons two and three.

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Though its star Jeffrey Tambor won't be returning for its fifth season following several sexual harassment accusations made against the actor, the series — which revolves around a retired college professor who reveals to her three adult children that, though she was born a man, she identifies as a woman — will definitely continue as planned, and we're curious to see what the show will look like without Maura.

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