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Alix Blackburn

Prime Video's new No. 1 show is a crime thriller — and you can binge-watch the entire season now

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Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross, Isaiah Mustafa as John Sampson, and Alona Tal as Kayla Craig in "Cross" on Prime Video.

Looks like Prime Video has a new binge-worthy hit perfect for fans of crime thrillers. “Cross”, the platform’s latest original show, has just dropped its entire first season — and it’s already sitting pretty at No. 1 on Prime’s Video’s top 10 list (as of November 18).

Based on the best-selling crime novels by James Patterson, “Cross” follows a homicide detective as he uses forensic psychology to identify murderers and learn more about their minds. The entire season landed on the streaming service on November 14, and it’s earned decent reviews since then, with some critics calling it “three-dimensional, spiky and introspective.”

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