There are so many great programs out there. In fact, there are so many that it can be difficult to keep track of what's out there. Prime Video has an excellent array of TV shows on it's own, but if you are not actively scanning this platform for what to watch on a regular basis, you may be missing out.

With so many series being released on a regular basis, how do you know which ones are worth diving into? The review aggregation site Rotten Tomatoes is an excellent resource for cutting some of the fat and understanding which shows interest you and which you should skip. Thanks to "Tomatometer," which aggregates and averages critics' reviews and calculates percentages, you can see at a glance which content is right for you.

We chose three new prime video shows that managed to receive positive impressions from the majority of critics who watched them and earned a rating of 95% or higher on the site. Rest assured that these picks, which received nearly unanimous praise on this score, are well worth the investment.

Knowing you have a superpower shouldn't be fatal, but in the world of "The Boys," it's a given. In the spin-off "Gen V," Marie Morrow (Jazz Sinclair) discovers that she is "psychic" when her blood kills her parents. She is taken to Godolkin University, a prestigious college for would-be heroes. The students struggle with their power, which turns their dormitory into a battlefield. But when a dark secret creeps into the halls of the university, the next generation of heroes will soon have to face reality. Will they rise up as heroes or fall to the dark side like the would-be villain Homelander (Antony Starr)?

Season 1 (8 episodes - currently airing) Genre Superhero Action / Drama Streaming on Prime Video

In the year 2033, the afterlife is just a click away. Computer genius Nathan Brown (Robbie Amell) suddenly finds himself in the virtual world of Lakeview after leaving this world. But paradise has a price. He is still breathing and bound to the whims of his overbearing girlfriend Ingrid (Allegra Edwards). As Nathan navigates the pitfalls of digital eternity, he bonds with Nora (Andy Allo), a living customer service guide. But as her connection with Nathan grows, Nora begins to suspect that his death was no accident. Digital Heaven just got even more complicated. Season 3 recently premiered, and the show is about to get even more complicated.

Season 3 (25 episodes - currently airing) Genre Science fiction comedy/drama Streaming on Prime Video

The charming but fictional Tasmanian town of Deadlock is thrown into chaos when the lifeless body of a local man washes ashore. Senior Sergeant Dulcie Collins (Kate Box) and daring detective Eddie Redcliffe (Madeline Sami). With the town's winter festival looming, the two must deal with conflicting investigative methods and solve the case. Dulcie and Eddie struggle to unravel a secret that could tear Deadlock apart.

Season 1 (8 episodes) Genre Crime Mystery / Comedy Streaming on Prime Video [17]