Every TV Show Coming to Prime Video in July 2024

Time and again, Prime Video is known for having quality television shows that many viewers can’t get enough of. With The Boys currently at the top of everyone’s list, nearly every show on the platform becomes a hit. Given the extensive library the service seems to be stacking for themselves, they are quickly becoming one of the best subscriptions to have for lovers of great television.

From raunchy comedies to Spanish dramas, Prime Video has produced a wide variety of shows throughout the year. Whether viewers appreciate fantasy, spy thrillers, or the superhero genre, the streaming platform almost always has something ready for its subscribers to enjoy. However, while there might not be an array of choices heading to the streaming service next month, there are certainly plenty viewers will enjoy.

Sausage Party: Foodtopia (Limited Series)

Stream on July 11

Sausage Party: Foodtopia is an adult-animated comedy from the minds of Seth Rogen, Evan Goldberg, and Conrad Vernon. A sequel to the 2016 animated feature film Sausage Party, the show takes place immediately after Frank (Seth Rogen) and the others stand up for themselves against the human race. The series follows Frank, Brenda (Kristen Wiig), Barry (Michael Cera), and Sammy (Edward Norton) as they set out to build their own thriving food society, known as Foodtopia, which serves as a safe haven for all foods.

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However, not everything unfolds as they might have hoped. When a thunderstorm causes a massive flood and destroys their once-prized land, the group is pushed back to square one. Without many options, Frank and his friends are forced to partner with humans to ensure the survival of their own race. Given their lack of understanding of how anything works, their efforts to procure a human for their own selfish purposes ultimately result in the same level of raunchy humor that was originally littered throughout the film. Sausage Party: Foodtopia is streaming on Prime Video on July 11.

Uninterrupted’s Top Class Tennis (Season 1)

Stream on July 18

Uninterrupted’s Top Class Tennis is a sports docuseries from executive producers LeBron James, Maverick Carter, and Sloane Stephens. The series provides an all-access look into the extremely demanding world of junior tennis. With the most elite teenage players working their hardest to eventually go pro, the series follows their struggles on and off the court. With hard work, dedication, and sacrifice, four junior tennis players set their sights on the Orange Bowl, a vital competition in their journey to play professionally, which could inevitably make or break their career prospects.

Unlike other teenagers, the four teens highlighted in the series don’t lead a regular, carefree life. Instead of going to the prom, these athletes prepare for the biggest competition in junior tennis. Despite the anxiety, stress, and physical toll such a sport has on the body, those profiled in the series will stop at nothing to achieve their ultimate goal of professional stardom within the world of tennis. Uninterrupted’s Top Class Tennis is streaming on Prime Video on July 18.

Betty la Fea, the Story Continues (Season 1)

Stream on July 19

Betty la Fea, the Story Continues is a Spanish-language Colombian show that serves as the sequel to the 2001 drama series Ecomoda, which itself was originally a sequel to the 1999 series Yo soy Betty, la Fea. The show takes place two years after Betty’s (Ana María Orozco) departure from Ecomoda, the company at the center of the story, while she’s seemingly on the verge of losing her dreams of happily ever after. As the latest series begins, Betty and Armando (Jorge Enrique Abello) are still married; however, they remain on the cusp of divorce. As they each desperately attempt to connect with their adolescent daughter, they wonder whether the path she’s chosen is truly the one she wants.

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Despite their marital woes, it’s revealed that Armando’s father’s dying wish was for Betty to return to Ecomoda, the company he founded. Surrounded by the messiness of life, Betty does her best to build a lasting relationship with her daughter, all while attempting to assume presidential control of Ecomoda. As if she didn’t have enough to wade through, she must also decide whether she wants to reconcile with Armando, who is resolute in his attempts to win back her affection. Betty la Fea, the Story Continues is streaming on Prime Video on July 19.

Troppo (Season 2)

Stream on July 25

Based on the best-selling Crimson Lake novel series by Candice Fox, Troppo is an Australian drama show about a disgraced ex-cop named Ted Conkaffey (Thomas Jane) who is falsely accused of a disturbing crime while working in Sydney, Australia. After escaping his former life, he winds up in the wilds of Far North Queensland, where he becomes entangled with an eccentric private investigator named Amanda Pharrell (Nicole Chamoun). Six months after the pair solve their first murder investigation, the unlikely duo begins investigating another local murder of a healing retreat leader connected to an outlaw motorcycle club and an exotic drug ring.

Based on the second book in the series titled Redemption Point, the show’s sophomore season unfolds with a much more dangerous investigation that potentially has dire consequences. At the same time, Amanda finds herself a new love interest while Ted’s past stalks him and his family all the way to Crimson Lake, which ultimately has deadly ramifications. Troppo will be streaming Prime Video on July 25.

For a complete list of every TV series coming to Prime Video, check the list below.

July 9

• Sam Morril: You’ve Changed

July 11

• Sausage Party: Foodtopia (Limited Series)

July 18

• Uninterrupted’s Top Class Tennis (Season 1)

July 19

• Betty la Fea, the Story Continues (Season 1)

July 25