All the Shows Coming to Amazon Prime in July 2026

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As summer heats up, Amazon Prime is set to enhance its catalog with a variety of new and returning television series this July. From nostalgic sitcoms from the early 2000s to fresh anime adaptations, superhero mysteries, and reality shows, there’s something for every viewer. This month’s lineup combines beloved classics with original premieres, ensuring audiences stay entertained throughout the season. Here’s a detailed look at the upcoming shows debuting on the platform.

‘Elle’ (2026)

'Elle' (2026)
Hello Sunshine

Fans can anticipate the arrival of the prequel series expanding the ‘Legally Blonde’ universe on July 1. ‘Elle’ will delve into the high school years of Elle Woods, showcasing her life before she became a Harvard Law student. Produced by Reese Witherspoon’s company Hello Sunshine, this series promises to maintain continuity with the franchise’s original creators. Viewers will witness how the iconic and stylish protagonist navigated her teenage years in Los Angeles.

‘Everybody Hates Chris’ (2005)

'Everybody Hates Chris' (2005)
Paramount Television

This beloved sitcom, based on comedian Chris Rock’s real-life teenage experiences, will be available on July 1. ‘Everybody Hates Chris’ follows a young Chris as he navigates the challenges of growing up in Brooklyn during the 1980s. Starring Tyler James Williams as the titular character, alongside Terry Crews and Tichina Arnold as his caring yet strict parents, this critically acclaimed series humorously explores family dynamics, adolescence, and neighborhood life.

‘Gilmore Girls’ (2000)

'Gilmore Girls' (2000)
Warner Bros. Television

This early-2000s comedy-drama returns to the streaming service on July 1, inviting viewers back to the charming town of Stars Hollow. ‘Gilmore Girls’ explores the fiercely independent and close-knit relationship between single mother Lorelai Gilmore and her intellectual daughter Rory. With Lauren Graham and Alexis Bledel leading a cast of quirky townsfolk, the series is known for its rapid-fire dialogue and pop culture references, remaining a cultural touchstone for its themes of family, friendship, and ambition.

‘The Ghost in the Shell’ (2026)

'The Ghost in the Shell' (2026)
Bandai Namco Filmworks

A new anime adaptation of the iconic cyberpunk franchise is set to premiere on July 7. ‘The Ghost in the Shell’ returns to television with animation from the acclaimed studio Science SARU. Based on the groundbreaking manga by Masamune Shirow, the series will once again explore complex themes of artificial intelligence, cybernetics, and human consciousness. This fresh iteration aims to introduce Major Motoko Kusanagi and Public Security Section 9 to a new generation of sci-fi fans.

‘From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman’ (2025)

'From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman' (2025)
NBCUniversal Entertainment Japan

Action and fantasy enthusiasts can stream this new anime series starting July 9. ‘From Old Country Bumpkin to Master Swordsman’ adapts a popular Japanese light novel series about a middle-aged rural sword instructor who unexpectedly rises to fame. The protagonist, Beryl Gardinant, travels to the capital to find that his former students have become powerful figures in the kingdom. The story blends thrilling combat with lighthearted moments as the humble teacher navigates his newfound responsibilities.

‘Murder 101’ (2006)

'Murder 101' (2006)
Hallmark Entertainment

Mystery fans can dive into this collection of sleuthing adventures when it becomes available on July 13. ‘Murder 101’ stars Dick Van Dyke as Dr. Jonathan Maxwell, a brilliant criminology professor with a talent for solving intricate homicides. He often collaborates with a former police detective, played by his real-life son Barry Van Dyke, to crack cases that baffle local law enforcement. The series offers a cozy mystery atmosphere filled with clever deductions and engaging whodunit narratives.

‘Ride or Die’ (2021)

'Ride or Die' (2021)
Kodansha

Arriving on the streaming catalog on July 15, this psychological thriller delves into the dark extremes of love and loyalty. ‘Ride or Die’ follows a young woman who assists the woman she loves in escaping an abusive marriage by committing a shocking murder. The narrative tracks their time on the run, exploring their complex and chaotic relationship. It’s an intense, emotionally charged road trip story that examines the destructive consequences of unchecked devotion.

‘Young Farts Trailer Parts’ (2026)

'Young Farts Trailer Parts' (2026)
Amazon MGM Studios

This unique reality-style television project is set to premiere on July 17. ‘Young Farts Trailer Parts’ is based on the real-world Canadian RV salvage and parts business of the same name. The series will showcase the daily operations, quirky discoveries, and mechanical challenges of running a large-scale recreational vehicle dismantling yard. Viewers can expect an inside look at the unconventional industry of trailer salvaging alongside the humorous dynamics of the entrepreneurial team.

‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ (2024)

'Batman: Caped Crusader' (2024)
Warner Bros. Animation

The Dark Knight makes his return to television in this animated series, premiering on July 31. ‘Batman: Caped Crusader’ offers a gritty, noir-inspired take on the legendary DC Comics vigilante, led by Bruce Timm, J.J. Abrams, and Matt Reeves. The show strips Batman down to his detective roots, placing him in a visually striking 1940s-style Gotham City filled with reimagined versions of his classic rogues gallery. This interpretation aims to deliver complex character studies while honoring the dark, atmospheric tone of the character’s early comic appearances.

Share your thoughts on which of these upcoming premieres you are most excited to watch in the comments.

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