5 Must-See Shows Streaming on Amazon Only in February

I Married Joan - Joan Davis and Jim Backus
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February is indeed the cruelest month! The first seasons of these super-watchable series in the gallery below are available on Prime, but only through the 28th. Catch ’em while you can!

19-2 cast
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19-2

At Montreal’s gritty Station 19, city cop Nick Barron (Adrian Holmes) clashes with his new partner from rural Quebec, Ben Chartier (Jared Keeso). Both guys have personal woes but bring their A games against warring gangs, drug dealers and a department mole. Watch on Prime’s Acorn TV channel.

Hannah James in Mercy Street - Season 2
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Mercy Street

The period medical drama, inspired by real memoirs and letters, views the Civil War through the experiences of two volunteers at a Virginia hospital: New England abolitionist Mary (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) and Confederate belle Emma (Hannah James). Watch on Prime’s PBS Masterpiece channel.

Henry Louis Gates Jr.
PBS

African American Lives

Celebrate Black History Month with noted historian Henry Louis Gates Jr., who helps prominent people of color, including Whoopi Goldberg and Oprah Winfrey, research their family trees. Watch on Prime’s PBS Documentaries Channel.

Marsha Thomason in Safe House
Sundance Now

Safe House

Retired cop Robert (Christopher Eccleston), haunted by an old case, and his wife (Marsha Thomason) are convinced by his former colleague to turn their guest quarters into a safe house. Protecting the family they harbor becomes a deadly cat-and-mouse game. Watch on Prime’s Sundance Now channel.

I Married Joan - Joan Davis, Jim Backus
Courtesy of Everett Collection

I Married Joan

NBC’s answer to I Love Lucy ran from 1952 to 1955 and starred Joan Davis as the energetic, absent-minded wife of a judge (Jim Backus). Bonus: Nearly every episode showcases over-the-top physical comedy! Watch on Prime’s Best TV Ever channel.

TV Guide Magazine Cover
From TV Guide Magazine

What to Expect From 'The Hunting Party's Love Triangle and Mystery

Manifest alum Melissa Roxburgh and the showrunner of NBC’s Hunting Party tease TV Guide Magazine about what’s ahead for the “government conspiracy that just keeps unfolding” — plus, the series’ “good” love triangle. Read the story now on TV Insider.