Ever wonder if you're getting the most out of your Amazon Prime Video membership?
Amazon has been in the original television show game since 2013. It also democratized the process for choosing many of its series by allowing users to vote on the pilot episodes they would like to see produced into full series.
In the years since, Amazon has had some critical hits like "Transparent," "Mozart in the Jungle," and "One Mississippi." It has also attracted some stinkers, such as "Mad Dogs" and Woody Allen's "Crisis in Six Scenes."
INSIDER teamed up with Parrot Analytics to bring you a ranking of Amazon's most popular original TV shows right now. The company analyzes ratings data (where available), social media chatter, blogging, and illegal pirating, among other factors, to figure out the viewer demand for shows.
In ranking the popularity of these shows, Parrot assigned them an expressions total that reflects average daily audience demand in the US from September 5 to October 4, 2017.
Here are the 10 most popular Amazon original TV shows right now, according to Parrot Analytics:
10. "Ripper Street"
Originally canceled by BBC after two seasons, Amazon picked up the crime drama for another three seasons. The series is set in the 1880s – the same time Jack the Ripper terrorized London.
Average demand expressions: 1.05 million
9. "Sneaky Pete"
Giovanni Ribisi plays a conman who assumes his prison cellmate's identity to escape the mob, only to find out that his new life could be even worse.
Average demand expressions: 1.07 million
8. "Bosch"
The police procedural set in Los Angeles revolves around Harry Bosch, who's trying to solve the murder of young boy while standing trial for killing a man while on-duty.
Average demand expressions: 1.08 million
7. "The Last Tycoon"
Based on F. Scott Fitzgerald's unfinished final novel, "The Last Tycoon" stars Matt Bomer as a Hollywood producer in the 1930s.
Average demand expressions: 1.11 million
6. "Comrade Detective"
Channing Tatum stars in and executive produces this spoof on the 1980s Cold War and Communist propaganda, in which Romania has produced a spy TV show that glorifies its ideals.
Average demand expressions: 1.11 million
5. "One Mississippi"
Tig Notaro plays herself on this TV series based on the aftermath of her mom's death and Tig's decision to move back to her hometown from Los Angeles.
Average demand expressions: 1.23 million
4. "Transparent"
The affects a a man's transition into a woman has on his wife and adult children forms the basis of this award-winning comedy.
Average demand expressions: 2.33 million
3. "The Grand Tour"
The crew of "The Grand Tour" tests and critiques different cars on every episode.
Average demand expressions: 2.81 million
2. "The Tick"
A reboot of the 2001 Fox comedy, "The Tick" follows anxious accountant Arthur as he stumbles into the superhero world with the well-meaning, but quirky Tick.
Average demand expressions: 3 million
1. "The Man in the High Castle"
"The Man in the High Castle" offers a scary glimpse at an alternate history in which Hitler won World War II.
Average demand expressions: 4.22 million
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