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You could spend your weekend out in the summer sun, but if beating the heat sounds a little more appealing, then Prime Video is here to keep you entertained inside where it’s nice and cool. The Amazon-owned streaming service offers plenty of exciting thriller shows to binge-watch this weekend.From a spy thriller, where you’re not quite sure who is playing who, a domestic drama that sees a protective mother clash with a conniving girlfriend (or is she?), and a murder-mystery with more than a pinch of family fallout, these Prime Video thriller miniseries will keep you clicking the “play next episode” button for hours upon end.So, if you want to spend the next few days binge-watching some addictive streaming originals, here are three Prime Video shows that will have you hooked from the very first episode.‘The Girlfriend’
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“House of the Dragon” star Olivia Cooke finds herself in another fierce rivalry, but this time her character isn’t fighting over the Iron Throne, but rather the attention (and affections) of Laurie Davidson’s Daniel.This psychological thriller limited series (which is getting a spin-off, aptly named “The Boyfriend”), sees Cooke at war with Robin Wright, a woman you don’t want to cross. This Prime Video show, which packs in plenty of juicy drama and exciting twists, is so addictive that you’ll probably tear through it in just a single afternoon.Laura (Wright) is a well-presented member of high society and the doting mother to Daniel (Davidson). But when her son brings home his new girlfriend, Cherry (Cooke), Laura is convinced that her beloved child’s new partner is a manipulative social climber, and becomes determined to drive a wedge between the couple. But is Cherry truly a cunning gold digger in disguise, or is Laura just paranoid and overly protective of her son?Watch "The Girlfriend" on Prime Video nowGet instant access to breaking news, the hottest reviews, great deals and helpful tips.‘The Night Manager’
