How to watch a TV show with multiple seasons in order on Prime?

GrubbyGirl_2

B0bbyEwing said:

Bigphil1474 said:

If you have Season 1 on your watchlist but not season 2, and you are looking at your watchlist, then it will show season 1. If you scroll to continue watching, it should carry on from where you were. You might need to remove S1 from your watchlist (but not the continue watching bit). Unfortunately the layout seems to vary from device to device so it's not always straight forward. I've watched loads of series on Prime and occasionally do get this problem.

Thanks. We've finished season 2 now but I bet that's what the issue was as it certainly sounds like it.

housebuyer143 said:

Neil_Jones said:

housebuyer143 said:

Amazon should have a great interface, but it's one of the worst tbh. I'm not sure if they don't care as they know it's only a secondary thing to the free delivery? 

Free delivery is a perk of Amazon Prime.

Prime itself is defined as the subscription you pay to get said perks such as Video, Music, free delivery, etc.

As for the interface, unfortunately no streamer has a wonderful interface as they've all got copious amounts of content and far far far more than anybody realistically has time to watch even if they did nothing else never mind wrapping it all round work, bed, eat, etc.

Out of the main ones though I think Disney wins, then netflix and Prime at the bottom. Yes, they all have way too much content and you scroll a lot, but I do find navigating favourites and continue much easier on the other platforms. 

I always think of the video on prime as an add on to the free delivery. I wouldn't pay for the TV service, it's not much good, but I want the delivery- I imagine many people feel the same. I would be interested to see the amount of people who are subscribed but are only using the free delivery.

Each to their own. I actually put Netflix above Disney by an absolute mile. 
But I agree - putting Prime at the bottom. I don't like how you have to pay to watch stuff on top of your paying subscription. That's like Netflix saying yeah we'll let you watch ABC but if you want to watch XYZ then you need to cough up some more. Not for me I'm afraid. 

Even more annoying is when you put something on your watch list then go back to it a few weeks later to find it's no longer included in prime and they expect you to pay.  I hardly ever look at Prime now and stick to Netflix and Disney+