Prime Video offers instant access to today’s top TV shows and blockbuster movies – as well as premium networks such as Showtime and Cinemax with your membership.

Grey’s Anatomy by Shonda Rhimes has become an international hit; 1.84 billion minutes have been watched so far this season alone!

1. Netflix

Netflix is a perfect destination for binge-watching fans who just can’t seem to get enough TV. Their vast catalog offers something for everyone – from romantic comedies like Forever and Heart Eyes, all the way through feel-good films like Nonnas.

Amazon Prime Video stands above Netflix by offering a wide selection of TV and original films programming across a range of genres, including popular shows like Fleabag, The Summer I Turned Pretty and Marvelous Mrs Maisel.

Peacock is an part from NBC Universal boasts an impressive selection of both classic and contemporary film release, but it’s less impressive it comes to streaming alternatives that are more popular with regards to the TV series available to stream.

2. Disney+

Disney+ offers an unparalleled assortment of Disney, Pixar, Marvel, Star Wars, National Geographic films and TV shows in one convenient platform – not to mention an extensive back catalogue and exclusive original series!

Disney Plus stands out among streaming services with its pricing and feature offerings, providing multi-device support, profiles, downloads and 4K playback – it even comes packaged together with Hulu and ESPN Plus for just $10 monthly subscription.

Loki, Ahsoka, The Mandalorian and Goosebumps are among the must-watch titles featured on Netflix, alongside a wide variety of ABC, FX and National Geographic content.

3. Amazon Prime Video

Though Amazon typically comes out last in discussions of Netflix, Disney Plus and Hulu streaming platforms, its streaming arm can hold its own. Boasting an impressive library of high-quality original films and TV shows as well as theatrical releases and simulcast of MLB and NFL games – Amazon boasts an impressive library.

Original programming includes Emmy-nominated Marvelous Mrs. Maisel, Good Omens and Etoile from Gilmore Girls creator Amy Sherman-Palladino and Daniel Palladino of Etoile fame; documentaries by Errol Morris such as American Dharma are also featured on CBS All Access as are other highly engaging pieces of work.

Amazon Music Unlimited comes included with Prime memberships or can be added as a standalone app for $9/month.

4. HBO Max

HBO Max has returned in name only. After changing to WBD from HBO to Max for its streaming service less than two years ago, the decision was made Wednesday to switch back.

The newly rebranded app provides access to an expansive library of original programming as well as movies and TV shows from other WarnerMedia brands like DC and CNN. Furthermore, there is also a selection of classic films.

AT&T subscribers on platforms such as U-verse, DirecTV and wireless will gain free access to HBO Max at launch. A bundle that also offers Disney Plus and Hulu can also be purchased.

5. Hulu

Hulu offers both an ad-supported streaming service as well as add-on subscriptions to premium cable channels, with current and recent shows like?Crimson Fall available on Hulu.

The strategy of Hulu’s its original content is centered around making it easier to schedule viewing, as is typical for traditional TV. It has been a factor in its having compete directly with Netflix along with Amazon in the race to get the viewer attention.

Hulu saw a rise in the popularity of their critically-acclaimed program The Handmaid’s Tale in early 2017. It was a thrilling phase in their progress to become creators of their own original material. The result is that they now have a significant increase in subscriptions and are thought as a viable alternative for people that want to trim their hair.

6. Apple TV+

Apple has put its claim to the streaming wars through the introduction of it’s $9.99 each month Apple TVand subscription services with a variety of its own films as well as TV series.

The most popular shows on Apple TV+ include the broadcast drama Morning Show, soccer comedy Ted Lasso along with the dystopian sci-fi thriller Severance as well as the dystopian sci-fi film Severance. Apple TV+ gives you access to many film that have been praised by critics, like the 2021 Best Picture winner CODA and The Billie Eilish movie Stillwater and many more!

This service can be found on most Apple devices, including iPhone, iPad and Mac computers, select smart TVs and streaming devices as well as many cable systems.

7. Peacock

Peacock, an NBCUniversal-backed streaming platform offering content aimed at all audiences – such as blockbuster movies and classic films, scripted Originals from Bravo and NBC reality shows, live sports coverage such as Premier League or WWE matches and news updates – is the latest entry into the Streaming Wars.

Parks and Recreation, an award-winning sitcom led by Amy Poehler and Nick Offerman, stands as its crowning achievement. Additionally, Peacock boasts an extensive library of NBC Universal originals and telenovelas – such as Superstore which has quickly become a cult comedy among modern professionals.

8. Paramount+

Paramount+ may not be the most well-known streaming service, but it still boasts an array of content – including Star Trek films and series as well as A Quiet Place, Paw Patrol, Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Out of Our League and even Stephen Hillenburg’s beloved cartoon SpongeBob Squarepants’ new season!

Nickelodeon and Nick Jr. shows are also available, as are Smithsonian Channel and Comedy Central shows. Furthermore, there are two subscription tiers – with one coming bundled with Showtime.

Paramount+ offers two series featuring Jeremy Renner: Yellowstone and Taylor Sheridan’s universe of tough-talking American men: Lioness, Landman and Tulsa King; however, Paramount lacks some of the broader appeal found on platforms like Netflix and Apple TV+.

9. Crunchyroll

Crunchyroll has a vast library of anime films, ranging starting with fan favorite titles such as Naruto as well as One Piece to classics such like Naruto as well as One Piece, including fan old-fashioned titles such as Naruto. In addition, they offer an expanding selection of films.

It has an impressive presence on a variety of gadgets, providing streaming to devices like tablets, TVs, smartphones as well as gaming consoles. Multiple profiles are able to share an account and can each customize their content by setting Content Ratings to specify which channels can be watched.

Additionally, they provide same-day simulcasts of Japanese broadcasts so fans can catch shows like High Guardian Spice as soon as it airs in Japan.