Freevee, which sits within Amazon alongside Prime Video, offers essentially the same viewing experience at no subscription cost. There are ads, to be sure, but the slight increase in ads on Freevee is hardly noticeable, as standard Prime Video subscriptions also include ads. Without paying a monthly fee, you can watch many great movies and TV shows, including many of the same titles as Prime Video.

Freevee has so many offerings that it can be hard to narrow down. In particular, Freevee shows appear alongside Prime Video content on Amazon, with some selections available for purchase or rental; if you're looking for great shows to get started on Freevee, here are three options worth your time.

One of the great things about Freevee is that it offers quite a few Amazon Original Series to viewers who are not Prime Video subscribers. This period drama by creator Amy Sherman Palladino is one of Amazon's most acclaimed and successful originals, winning multiple Emmy and Golden Globe awards over its five seasons.

Rachel Brosnahan won both awards for her portrayal of a New York housewife who stumbles into a career in stand-up comedy when her marriage is falling apart. Sherman-Palladino brings her trademark toothless dialogue to the early days of stand-up and the burgeoning counterculture, capturing the glamour and salaciousness of the entertainment scene in the late 1950s and early 1960s, while Mrs. Maisel s gradual rise to fame while coping with sexism, censorship, and a messy personal life.

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Most of the science fiction and horror series that have aired on television over the past 60 years were inspired by Rod Serling's classic anthology, which remains disturbingly relevant today. The five seasons of “The Twilight Zone” contain many of the most iconic TV episodes of all time, including stories like “Monsters Meet Us on Maple Street” and “To Serve Man,” which feature the show's signature blend of pulpy genre stories and social commentary.

Serling created “The Twilight Zone,” wrote dozens of episodes, and served as the show's host and narrator. In an era often known for safe and wholesome television series, “The Twilight Zone” represented the bold storytelling possibilities that television could explore.

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In the pantheon of sketch comedy groups, Canadian five-piece The Kids in the Hall may be second only to Monty Python. The Kids have built a cult following in the United States thanks to airings on HBO and late-night network TV. With its surreal sense of humor and willingness to push boundaries, its skits are still hilarious and subversive decades later.

They are also often just plain silly, as they double down on absurd premises. Recurring characters like the Chicken Lady and Buddy Cole build their own bizarre mythologies over time, and stars Dave Foley, Bruce McCulloch, Kevin MacDonald, Mark McKinney, and Scott Thompson give every ridiculous sketch They're giving it their all. The Kids have reunited for various projects over the years, but the original series is their best and most memorable work.

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