How to watch Prime Video on Virgin TV

Looking for exclusive dramas, blockbuster movies and incredible live sport – including the final supersized season of The Boys and the crucial matches of the 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, you can 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 without needing to open the app. Just select Search & Discover from the Home menu and type 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 5 from Wednesday 8 April in Apps > Prime Video. Seasons 1-4 available now

The fifth and final season of The Boys is going to be seismic. With Homelander (Anthony Starr) effectively in charge of the President, Butcher (Karl Urban) is ready to unleash a virus that will wipe all Supes off the map, setting in motion a chain of events that will forever change the world and everyone in it. Pro tip: catch up on the latest episodes of Gen V (see below) now, as they lead directly into this climactic season.

Stream it now in Apps > Prime Video

A big cast assemble as a master jewel thief (Chris Hemsworth, Thor) lines up the ultimate score. But his careful plan soon intersects with an insurance broker (Halle Berry, Die Another Day) and a relentless detective (Mark Ruffalo, Now You See Me) hot on his trail. It’s a taut thriller based on the acclaimed Don Winslow book of the same name. Barry Keoghan (Saltburn) also stars.

Stream seasons 1-2 now in Apps > Prime Video

Alex Cross, author James Patterson’s decorated homicide detective and forensic psychologist, has been memorably played on screen by Morgan Freeman and Tyler Perry – but Aldis Hodge might be the best embodiment of the character yet. After an acclaimed first season, Cross is back, pushing Hodge’s hero into a bolder, more dangerous chapter as he finds himself in pursuit of a ruthless vigilante who is hunting down corrupt billionaire magnates, leaving behind gruesome clues.

Stream seasons 1-2 now in Apps > Prime Video

Based on one of the greatest video game series of all time (a franchise so popular, it’s even got its own annual celebration day), Fallout is one of Prime Video’s most-watched titles ever and with good reason. In case you’ve been dwelling in a Vault-Tec bunker for the last few years, the award-winning series is set in a future, post-apocalyptic Los Angeles where different factions battle for control of the wasteland all while navigating the deadly radiation, monstrous mutants and danger that lurks within it. Ella Purnell (Yellowjackets) stars alongside Walton Goggins (Justified), Moisés Arias (The King Of Staten Island) and Kyle MacLachlan (Twin Peaks).

Stream season 1 now in Apps > Prime Video

In the grand tradition of erotic thrillers like Fatal Attraction and Basic Instinct comes 56 Days, adapted from Catherine Ryan Howard’s bestselling novel. Oliver (Avan Jogia) and Ciara (Dove Cameron) fall for each other, madly and passionately and dangerously fast. Fifty-six days later, there’s an unidentified body – brutally murdered and intentionally decomposed. Did he kill her? Or did she kill him? It will keep you guessing right until the end. Karla Souza and Dorian Missick also star.

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 last 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 be. Featuring a fabulous villain and more than a few threads from the main show, it’s now essential viewing ahead of the final season of The Boys.

Stream season 1 now in Apps > Prime Video

Moreish psychological thriller The Girlfriend was a viral hit last year, and you’ll devour every second of this adaptation of British author Michelle Frances’ 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 seasons 1-2 now in Apps > Prime Video

Who’d have thought that the show where you’re not allowed to crack a smile would turn out to be the funniest thing on TV? A simple premise – you laugh, you’re out – has attracted some of the nation’s greatest comics including Bob Mortimer, Daisy May Cooper, Richard Ayoade, Joe Wilkinson, David Mitchell, Alan Carr and Diane Morgan, all making for some wildly entertaining TV. And it looks like host Jimmy Carr and his comical deputy Roisin Conaty couldn’t agree more, with a third season already in the works as well as a Halloween special that’s winging its way to screens later this year.

Stream seasons 1-3 now in Apps > Prime Video

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 reveals who will win Belly’s heart once and for all. Buckle up for a romance that inspired TikTok trends across the world.

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. With the competition at the quarter-final stage at the time of writing, be sure to tune in for some crucial matches. Who will make it through to the semi-finals of Europe’s biggest club competition? Consider us seated.

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.

• American Gladiators (from 17 April 2026)

• Bait

• Beast Games (season 2)

• The CEO Club

• Chasing A Killer: Gary Allen

• Deadloch (season 2)

• Final Siren: Inside The AFL

• The House Of The Spirits (from 29 April 2026)

• Invincible (season 4)

• Jesy Nelson: Life After Little Mix

• Judy Justice (season 4)

• Jury Duty Presents: Company Retreat

• Memory Of A Killer

• Molly-Mae: Behind It All (season 2)

• Murdered Or Missing: The Millionaire’s Babies (from 21 April 2026)

• Naughty Business (from 24 April 2026)

• Nicholas Rossi: Predator On Trial

• Nippon Sangoku: The Three Nations Of The Crimson Sun

• Siren’s Kiss

• Spring Fever

• Tribunal Justice (season 3)

• Vanished

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 and award contenders to standout Prime Video originals and hilarious comedy specials, these are the must-see titles to watch on your Virgin Media service.

• BALLS UP (from 15 April 2026)

• The Bluff

• Colleen Hoover’s Regretting You (from 24 April 2026)

• Confessions Of A Female Serial Killer

• The Conjuring: Last Rites (from 21 April 2026)

• Dara O Briain: RE:Creation

• F*ck Valentine’s Day

• Finding Harmony: A King’s Vision

• Greenland 2: Migration

• Love Me Love Me

• Man On The Run

• No Place To Be Single (from 8 May 2026)

• Pretty Lethal

• Relationship Goals

• Rory McIlroy: The Masters Wait

• The Tank

• The Wrecking Crew

• World Breaker

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