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Prime Video has a strong collection of crime thrillers, and three shows – Jack Ryan, Bosch, and Reacher – are currently the most popular. These series are all based on well-known books and are continuing as successful franchises, constantly evolving their stories. But while these three remain dominant, another show called Cross is quickly gaining recognition within the genre.

The popularity of Reacher has shown streaming services that long-running action series are a great way to attract viewers. This has created some interesting competition between action shows, like the rivalry with Netflix’s The Night Agent. Amazon Prime currently has the most compelling matchup of this type, featuring both Reacher and Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan, which is also based on a well-known book character. Although Jack Ryan seemed poised to become more popular than Reacher, the incredibly high Rotten Tomatoes score for the latest installment, Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan: Ghost War, suggests that’s unlikely to happen.

David Simon, the creator of The Wire, began his career as a journalist at The Baltimore Sun in the late 1980s. His experiences there inspired his books Homicide: A Year on the Killing Streets (1991) and The Corner: A Year in the Life of an Inner-City Neighborhood (1997). Fans of The Wire will recognize characters, locations, storylines, and even entire scenes from the show within these books.

Fjord marks Christian Mungiu’s debut feature film in the English language. The story centers on Mihai (Sebastian Stan) and Lisbet (Renate Reinsve), a Romanian-Norwegian couple who relocate to Lisbet’s isolated childhood village with their children, hoping for a new beginning. However, their plans are disrupted when they meet another couple with conflicting beliefs and a different lifestyle. The film also stars Lisa Carlehed, Ellen Dorrit Petersen, Lisa Loven Kongsli, Henrikke Lund-Olsen, Vanessa Ceban, Markus Tønseth, and Jonathan Ciprian Breazu.

As much as I love Star Trek: The Original Series – and I really do think it’s one of the greatest sci-fi shows ever – there are a few episodes that just don’t quite hit the mark. One that always felt a little off to me is the season two finale, “Assignment: Earth.” It first aired way back in 1968, and it’s the one where the Enterprise crew goes back in time to… well, 1968! They run into this really strange guy named Gary Seven, played by Robert Lansing, who has all sorts of futuristic tech, and the whole thing just felt a bit weird compared to the rest of the series.

Takara Tomy recently showed off the first images of their Transformers Missing Link Ironhide figure. It’s a unique take on the classic character, with a design that significantly differs from the original toy. As a figure based on the Diaclone series, it’s a departure for the Transformers line. However, the design still pays homage to Ironhide’s roots, and an updated version with a different color scheme is also planned.

Titus Welliver has become strongly associated with the character, having played Harry Bosch for all ten seasons of both Bosch and Bosch: Legacy. He even made brief appearances in the new series Ballard in the summer of 2025. But now, he’s no longer the only actor portraying Harry Bosch.