Prime's 10 Quirkiest Series for Those Days When 'Normal' is Overrated

1. Patriot – Spies with Singing Ambitions

John Tavner isn't your typical intelligence officer; he moonlights as a folk singer, revealing his covert operations through melodic confessions. Deployed to prevent Iran from going nuclear, he finds himself embroiled in a maze of European piping deals. Yes, pipes.

While his diplomatic cover might seem boring, the tasks at hand are anything but. Corruption, treachery, and tragicomic moments fuel his espionage adventure. Oh, and did we mention the PTSD and incessant workplace hazards? Let's just say, James Bond never had to face bureaucratic blunders quite like this.

2. Upload – Digital Heavens and Data Afterlives

Picture this: the afterlife, but make it a luxurious digital realm where the deceased can continue their 'lives'. When Nathan dies prematurely, he's uploaded to the ritzy digital afterlife known as 'Lakeview'. While paradise seems splendid, Nathan soon finds that eternal happiness comes with in-app purchases.

With the help of his alive customer service "Angel" Nora, he begins to navigate this pixelated purgatory. But, virtual mysteries abound: Was Nathan's death truly an accident? And why do glitches in the system seem to ominously beckon? Lakeview might just be paradise, if only you could ignore the digital demons.

3. Forever – Domesticity Beyond Death's Door

June and Oscar, a comfortable but predictable married couple, have their suburban routine abruptly shaken. How? By the sudden shift from life to the afterlife. They land in a mysterious, eternal community where mundane meets the mystic. As they interact with peculiar eternal neighbors, the duo confronts both life's banalities and its profound mysteries. Is forever too long for a marriage? In an eternity of possibilities, June and Oscar find that death might just be the beginning of true understanding.

4. Tales from the Loop – Suburban Sci-Fi Stories

Beneath a small town lies 'The Loop', a mysterious machine built to explore the universe's riddles. The townsfolk above, seemingly leading ordinary lives, experience the extraordinary daily. Robots roam past picket fences, while temporal rifts disrupt family dinners.

Each tale twines the surreal with the suburban, pulling heartstrings while provoking thought. The kids may chase echoes from parallel universes, while grandma might just rewind her youth for a day. Does understanding the universe help one understand the self? Perhaps, but with every enigma The Loop solves, ten more materialize.

5. The Wilds – Lost, With Teenage Drama

A plane crashes, stranding a group of teenage girls on a deserted island. Sounds straightforward, right? Yet, as survival instincts kick in, dark secrets surface. The island isn't just a challenge; it's a complex social experiment orchestrated by enigmatic forces. As the girls forge alliances, confront traumas, and wrestle with their identities, conspiracies unravel. But is civilization better than isolation? Amidst wild landscapes and wilder teenage hearts, truth proves more slippery than a fish.

6. Making the Cut – Fashion's Global Gala

In a world swamped by fabric swatches and fierce ambition, 12 fashion designers embark on a sartorial showdown. Hosted by Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn, this isn't just a catwalk; it's a global expedition. From Paris to Tokyo, designers craft couture with culture, competing for a million-dollar prize.

Challenges stretch their creativity, while guest judges slice through their dreams with sharp critiques. But who will stitch their name into fashion's firmament? Glitz, glamour, and sewing machines whirl in a dance. In this tapestry of talent, only one can truly "make the cut".

7. Undone – Time-Twisted Painted Panorama

After surviving a near-fatal accident, Alma discovers she can manipulate time. Animated with dreamlike rotoscope technology, Alma's journey defies traditional visuals and storytelling alike. Guided by her dead father, she delves into her family's tangled history. Is it a newfound power or is Alma's mind unraveling?

With time as putty in her hands, she bends reality to confront past traumas. But do you need to reshape time to reshape oneself? In Alma's kaleidoscopic world, past and present blur, and mysteries manifest in mesmerizing swirls.

8. The Boys – Superheroes...Minus the Heroics

In a world dominated by corporate superheroes, all isn't as righteous as it appears. These "heroes" bask in celebrity status, their dark deeds concealed by powerful conglomerates. Enter The Boys, a group of vigilantes determined to expose superpowered misdeeds.

As they take on 'The Seven', the world's most famous (and corrupted) superhero team, lines blur between good and evil. With ultra-violence, black comedy, and twisted takes on hero tropes, who really saves the day? Are powers a passport to righteousness? Dive in, but be prepared: this ain't your regular caped crusade.

9. Good Omens – Angel-Demon Doomsday Duos

When the apocalypse is nigh, and Heaven and Hell are giddy, who'd expect an angel and demon duo to sabotage it? Aziraphale (the angel) and Crowley (the demon) quite like Earth, thank you very much. From ancient times to the brink of Armageddon, they've cultivated a rather unconventional friendship.

As the Four Horsemen gallop forth, our mismatched duo attempts to save the world, and locate the Antichrist – who's inconveniently misplaced. Based on Gaiman and Pratchett's novel, it's a divine comedy of celestial proportions. Can an unlikely friendship trump the ultimate end? When Armageddon's this amusing, maybe it's worth the risk.

10. Hunters – 1970s Nazi-Hunting Extravaganza

1977, New York City. Instead of disco and bell-bottoms, Al Pacino's Meyer Offerman leads a group hunting Nazi officials living undercover. As these hunters uncover conspiracies and execute vengeance, the series swings between Holocaust horrors and Tarantino-esque showdowns.

For young Jonah, drawn into this vengeance vortex, the hunt becomes a twisted coming-of-age tale. Dark pasts intertwine with 70's aesthetics, creating a genre-blending spectacle. Nazis in NYC? With this vengeful vigilante gang, justice isn't just served – it's theatrically displayed.