Only 5 Prime Video TV Shows Have 100% Rotten Tomatoes Score

While Prime's library is full of fascinating projects, few can compete with the ones below. After all, each of these five shows has a perfect 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.

5. Lizzo's Watch Out for the Big Grrrls (1 season)

Premiere Date (Prime): March 25, 2022

Genre: Reality

Our list starts with Lizzo's reality show, in which the pop diva was looking for new BIG GRRRLS, badass women to go on a world tour with her. Well, in light of last year's scandal, it's unlikely the show will get a second season, but it's no less fun and truly reassuring.

4. LuLaRich (miniseries)

Premiere Date (Prime): September 10, 2021

Genre: True crime, Documentary

In the mid-'10s, LuLaRoe was considered one of the leading multi-level marketing companies, with billions of dollars in annual sales. Except the seemingly successful company began receiving lawsuit after lawsuit, and in 2019, the Washington state attorney general accused it of being a pyramid scheme. The documentary series LuLaRich explores this question through the accounts of former employees, retailers, and even the company's founders themselves.

3. The Kids in the Hall (1 season)

Premiere Date (Prime): May 13, 2022

Genre: Sketch Comedy

The Kids in the Hall, one of the most famous sketch comedy shows of the late 20th century, consisted of Dave Foley, Kevin McDonald, Mark McKinney, Bruce McCulloch, and Scott Thompson. Over the course of the original show's run, the five talented comedians produced incredibly hilarious sketches that parodied the major pop culture phenomena of their time in surreal ways. And in 2022, after 27 years, the famous troupe was back, delighting critics and audiences with the same bold punk humor that ensures age is no barrier to being a kid.

2. The Legend of Vox Machina (2 seasons)

Premiere Date (Prime): January 28, 2022

Genre: Fantasy, Action, Adventure, Comedy

Dungeons & Dragons fans may have heard of Critical Role: it's a web series featuring voice actors playing various D&D campaigns. Based on the very first campaign, which took place in Matthew Mercer's fictional fantasy world of Exandria, an animated series was released in 2022, in which the participants voiced their own original characters.

It follows the story of seven misfits who are destined to save the world from the forces of evil. Despite the seemingly stereotypical premise found in every other D&D campaign or fantasy movie or TV series, the story takes many unconventional twists and turns thanks to the choices of the Critical Role members. In addition, the story is compelling and self-contained, and will appeal to all fantasy fans, even those unfamiliar with Dungeons & Dragons.

1. Fleabag (2 seasons)

Premiere Date (Prime): September 16, 2016

Genre: Black comedy, Drama

Fleabag is probably the most and least obvious show on our list. The obvious part is that this comedy-drama, created by Phoebe Waller-Bridge, perfectly captures the experiences of women, their attitudes toward life, and their not-always-appropriate actions that contradict both patriarchal stereotypes and feminist ideals. And the not-so-obvious part is that it is a British television series, so Fleabag is primarily associated with the BBC rather than Amazon's service, even though it was co-produced by the two companies.

Fleabag won't give you the answer to what women really are and what they think — women, and all people for that matter, are hot messes with a lot on their minds. Seasoned with Waller-Bridge's sardonic yet clever commentary, this is a story that quickly evolves from an absurdist black comedy in the vein of Monty Python or Black Books into a narrative no less gripping than the most heartbreaking of British dramas.