Prime Video April 2026: The Boys Final Season, New Shows & Full Premiere List

The fifth and final season began on April 8 and runs through May 20, closing out the show’s main run after starting in 2019. The vigilantes’ campaign against the corrupt supes reached its endgame, with the season working through the conflicts that had built across the previous four runs. The finale wraps the main series, though spin-off projects in the wider Vought universe continued separately.

The Dutch reality competition came back for a second season, again sending twelve city influencers to the countryside to take on farm work. Early mornings, manual labor, and competitive elimination drove the format. A new cast of urban contestants navigated chores and challenges they had no preparation for, with the show keeping the same culture-clash setup that ran in the first season.

An animated comedy about a lifelong housecat who decided he no longer wanted to live with people. Loosely inspired by a real break-up and the cat caught in the middle, the show followed Kevin as he questioned whether he wanted an owner at all, or whether being on his own was the better arrangement. The premise played out across the season as Kevin worked through what an independent cat life actually looked like.

A documentary series tracing the Gilgo Beach murders investigation, from the original missing-persons report that led police to discover bodies along Long Island’s shore, through years of stalled leads and overlooked victims, to the task force that eventually identified a suspect. The series included accounts from investigators close to the case and from victims’ families. It ran as a closed-end release with all episodes available on the same day.

The competition series returned with 16 new Gladiators and a fresh rotation of weekend competitors from across the country. Classic events including Joust, Powerball, Hang Tough, and The Wall came back, joined by new challenges called The Ring and Collision. Each episode worked through head-to-head matchups, with one man and one woman eventually taking the $100,000 prize and the title of American Gladiator Champion at season’s end.

A companion piece to Company Retreat, the documentary-style comedy that ran in March and ended in early April. The behind-the-scenes special included audio commentary on the season, a sit-down between Anthony Norman and the original Jury Duty star Ronald Gladden, and a reunion segment with the main cast. It dropped as a single release rather than an episodic run.

The animated adaptation of the Image Comics series continued dropping new episodes of its fourth season throughout April. Mark Grayson’s arc as the son of the planet’s most powerful hero kept advancing, with the show maintaining the serialized structure and harder edge that has defined it since the first season.

Jimmy Carr’s no-laughing comedy competition continued into its second season through April, with 10 British comics confined together and trying not to crack each other up. The format used cameos, twists, and built-in provocations to force the laughs, with elimination triggered by any visible reaction. Same setup as the previous season, different cast.

Judy Sheindlin’s courtroom show continued through April with new cases in its fourth season. The format stayed unchanged, with Sheindlin presiding over real disputes and delivering binding arbitration decisions, working through small-claims-style cases at the same clip the show has run at since 2021.

The three-judge panel format continued into a third season with new cases through April. The setup featured three judges hearing each case and deliberating to a verdict, with the format generating real disagreement between the panel rather than a single arbiter ruling on each dispute.