How to watch Prime Video on Virgin TV

Looking for exclusive dramas, blockbuster movies and incredible live sport – including the return of Fallout and this season’s UEFA Champions League – delivered straight to your all-singing, all-dancing Virgin TV box? Good news, because Prime Video is available on Virgin TV. 

If you’re a Virgin Media customer with our Stream box, Virgin TV 360 or our V6 box (powered by TiVo®), get Prime Video direct on your telly once you’ve got a subscription to the service. Just sign up to Prime Video via the website, and you can log in on the box. 

Prime Video is also fully integrated into our boxes, allowing you to search with needing to open the app. Just select Search & Discover from the Home menu and type in the name of the show or movie you’re after. Not only that, but 360 and Stream box customers can also use voice search to find Prime Video shows with their remote.

Please note, if you watch TV on our TiVo® box, you will not be able to access Prime Video. But it’s easy to upgrade to our latest Virgin TV box.

Want to know about some of the best shows, movies and sport you can watch on Prime Video on Virgin TV? Here are just some of the latest releases…

Stream season 2 from Wednesday 17 December in Apps > Prime Video. Season 1 available now

Based on one of the greatest video game series of all time, the first season of Fallout became one of Prime Video’s most-watched titles ever. Picking up in the aftermath of season 1’s epic finale, this new series promises to take us along on another thrilling journey, this time from the wasteland of the Mojave to the post-apocalyptic city of New Vegas. British actor Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets) again leads a dazzling cast that includes Walton Goggins (Justified), Moisés Arias (The King Of Staten Island) and Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks). Kumail Nanjiani (Eternals) and Macaulay Culkin (Home Alone) join the highly violent Fallout universe in the new season, but who they are and why they’re there, we don’t yet know.

Episodes will drop weekly on Prime Video from Wednesday 17 December, culminating in what is sure to be another tumultuous and thrilling finale that will leave us all reeling and instantly searching on our phones for “Fallout season 3” and “has season 3 of Fallout started filming yet?”

Stream it from Wednesday 10 December in Apps > Prime Video

Breakups are hard. Splitting up possessions, boxing up your stuff and trying – trying – to leave on good terms. But when there’s a child involved, things get tough. And when it’s a fur baby, buckle up. When Anna (Zooey Deschanel, New Girl) and Russ (Charlie Cox, Daredevil: Born Again) end their relationship, their beloved dog Merv loses his spark, forcing the pair into an awkward co-parenting arrangement. So, when Russ takes Merv on a Christmas holiday to cheer him up, Anna decides to gatecrash the party. Will fixing their dog’s broken heart lead to other things being repaired? Don’t overthink it, just dive in. This is charm personified.

Stream seasons 1-2 now in Apps > Prime Video

After a stonking first season, the college-based spin-off set in the world of The Boys returned to even more critical acclaim this year. School is back in session at Godolkin University, America’s only college for superheroes, with a mysterious new dean promising to make students more powerful than ever. But when the school’s dark secrets come to light, these fledgling supes must decide what kind of heroes they want to become. Featuring a fabulous villain and more than a few threads from the main show, it’s now essential viewing ahead of 2026’s final series of The Boys.

Stream season 1 now in Apps > Prime Video

Moreish psychological thriller The Girlfriend was a viral hit back in September, and you’ll devour every second of this adaptation of British author Michelle Frances’ much-loved page-turner. An affluent couple have their perfect life disturbed by their son’s mysterious new girlfriend, who seems like she’s hiding something. Robin Wright (House Of Cards) – who also directs – is always a sign of quality, but Olivia Cooke (Ready Player One) more than matches her energy as the tensions rise. Laurie Davidson (The Road Trip) and Waleed Zuaiter (Gangs Of London) also star.

Stream it from Friday 14 November in Apps > Prime Video

If you loved the previous entry on this list – and count us among that group – then we’ve got another intriguing domestic psychological thriller series you won’t want to miss. Wealthy couple Jamie and Nat Tanner (The X Files’ David Duchovny and Game Of Thrones’ Carice van Houten) are charmed by charismatic tutor Adam (Jack Whitehall, Bad Education) and welcome him into their family. But when their nanny falls dangerously ill, Adam’s true nature begins to emerge, and the Tanners start to turn on each other. What’s the real story? And can the family be saved?

Stream all episodes of season 1 now in Apps > Prime Video

When you’re flicking through lists detailing the best shows of 2025, we guarantee that Last One Laughing UK will be near the top – and quite rightly so. A simple premise – you laugh, you’re out – added a frankly outrageous line-up that brought Bob Mortimer, Daisy May Cooper, Joe Lycett, Judi Love, Rob Beckett, Sara Pascoe, Lou Sanders, Joe Wilkinson, Harriet Kemsley and Richard Ayoade into a room to try to break each other without cracking up themselves. The result was spectacular, and season 2 is unsurprisingly on its way. Jimmy Carr hosts alongside special guest Roisin Conaty.

Stream season 1 now in Apps > Prime Video

If you’re, ahem, hungry like a wolf for more stories set in the world of action conspiracy thriller The Terminal List, this prequel series set seven years before the events of the 2022 hit series follows the origin story of Ben Edwards (played once again by Taylor Kitsch, Friday Night Lights) in his journey from the Navy SEALs to the CIA Special Operations. Kitsch is joined in the series by Chris Pratt (Guardians Of The Galaxy), who reprises his role as James Reece, alongside Tom Hopper (The Umbrella Academy) and Rona-Lee Shimon (Messiah).

Stream it now in Apps > Prime Video

From The Last Boy Scout to The Nice Guys, writer/director Shane Black has been turning out witty, underrated action flicks for decades and his latest stars Mark Wahlberg (Flight Risk) and LaKeith Stanfield (Knives Out) as a pair of expert thieves who stumble on the score of a lifetime. Expect violence, betrayals and sharp dialogue as the duo go up against powerful types, including the Mob, with Rosa Salazar (Alita: Battle Angel) and Tony Shalhoub (Monk) along for the white-knuckle ride.

Stream seasons 1-2 now in Apps > Prime Video

Modern celebrity is like passing a thread through the eye of a needle – with the added pressure of social media where everyone yells at you while you do it. Molly-Mae appeared on the fifth season of Love Island and didn’t even win it, yet she is undoubtedly the show’s most famous graduate. The first season of this series took home the prize for best Authored Documentary at the National Television Awards, while this second series received similar acclaim when the first part was released (the second part is coming in 2026). An insightful glimpse into Molly-Mae’s life, and what it means to play the fame game in 2025.

Stream seasons 1-3 now in Apps > Prime Video. Seasons 1-2 available now

Not since the days of Twilight has there been a bigger stan-rivalry than the one involving Belly and her potential romantic partners, brothers Conrad and Jeremiah. Whether you’re a die-hard Con-head or a Jelly devotee, you can now watch all three seasons of The Summer I Turned Pretty, including the final season that finally reveals who will win Belly’s heart once and for all. In season 3 – and turn away now if you haven’t seen the first two seasons – Belly (Lola Tung) is at a crossroads as she chooses between her engagement to Jeremiah (Gavin Casalegno) and her love for Conrad (Christopher Briney). Buckle up.

Stream it now in Apps > Prime Video

In this thoughtful and provocative drama, philosophy professor Alma (Julia Roberts, Leave The World Behind) finds herself caught up in an unsettling conflict when her star student Maggie (Ayo Edebiri, The Bear) accuses her colleague Hank (Andrew Garfield, We Live In Time) of sexual assault. Struggling to get to grips with the truth and the ethically correct way to proceed, Alma finds her personal life falling apart. This is a bold attempt to address some key moral questions in modern society: it doesn’t pretend to have all the answers, but offers a nuanced and empathetic take on gender politics, class, envy and generational differences.

Stream it now in Apps > Prime Video

If you’re among the millions who have marvelled at Alan Ritchson’s mighty moral code and even mightier fists in Reacher, you’ll be delighted to know that he’s turning his powers to comedy in this fun action film. Ritchson’s Jeff seems to be an ordinary (if unusually large) suburban dad but has a secret violent double life – which Bryan (Kevin James, Pixels) is about to find out the hard way. It’s got car chases! Armed stand-offs! Wacky misunderstandings! Fights! Child fights! Wisecracking! They don’t make enough of ’em like this any more.

Watch live every Tuesday during match weeks in Apps > Prime Video

Once again, this season you’ll be able to watch the UEFA Champions League live on Prime Video. From the exciting league stage up to and including the semi-finals, tune in on Tuesdays for the top pick of matches from Europe’s biggest club competition. It has been another thrilling league phase so far, with plenty of big upsets and so much still to play for. As it reaches its conclusion, the sides will be hoping for one of those eight automatic qualifying spots. But as PSG fans will tell you, the play-offs still offer a pathway to the famous trophy. Gabby Logan leads the coverage with Jon Champion and Alan Shearer on commentary.

Virgin Media TV customers can dive into the best TV shows on Prime Video. From new releases to fan-favourite hits, here’s our list of the must-watch Prime Video originals and trending series ready to stream through your TV:

• Ballard

• Beast Games

• Citadel

• Daisy Jones & The Six

• Deadloch

• Dead Hot

• Expats

• Fallout

• Fargo

• Gen V

• Going Home With Tyler Cameron

• Harlan Coben’s Lazrus

• Hazbin Hotel

• Hotel Costiera

• Invincible

• Last One Laughing UK

• Malice

• Maxton Hall – The World Between Us

• Molly-Mae: Behind It All

• Motorheads

• Mr & Mrs Smith

• Nine Perfect Strangers

• Overcompensating

• Reacher

• The Better Sister

• The Boys

• The Girlfriend

• The Grand Tour

• The Legend Of Vox Machina

• The Lord Of The Rings: The Rings Of Power

• The Marvelous Mrs Maisel

• The Mighty Nein

• The Rig

• The Runarounds

• The Summer I Turned Pretty

• The Terminal List

• The Terminal List: Dark Wolf

• The Wheel Of Time

• Those About To Die

• Tom Clancy’s Jack Ryan

• We Were Liars

• Wilderness

• Upload

Virgin Media TV customers looking for the best movies on Prime Video can use our quick guide to find the top films streaming now. From new premieres to award contenders and standout Prime Video originals, these are the must-see titles ready to watch on your Virgin Media service.

• A Hard Place

• After The Hunt

• AIR

• A Million Miles Away

• A Working Man

• Another Simple Favor

• Ash

• Becky

• Better Man

• Bride Hard

• Brothers

• Challengers

• Civil War

• Conclave

• Death Of A Unicorn

• Deep Cover

• Den Of Thieves: Pantera

• Dream Scenario

• Dumb Money

• Eden

• Foe

• G20

• Heretic

• Holland

• John Candy: I Like Me

• Maxine’s Baby: The Tyler Perry Story

• Merry Little Batman

• Merv

• My Old Ass

• Nickel Boys

• No Right Way

• On A Wing And A Prayer

• One Fast Move

• Playdate

• Play Dirty

• Red One

• Ride The Eagle

• Red, White & Royal Blue

• Saltburn

• Sing Sing

• The Accountant 2

• The Assessment

• The Burial

• The Idea Of You

• The Iron Claw

• The Order

• Totally Killer

• Tyler Perry’s Duplicity

• Tyler Perry’s Divorce In The Black

• Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy

• Warfare

• Weird: The Al Yankovic Story

• You’re Cordially Invited

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