“Of course, there is always another way, as it seems in a odd turn of events, the Amazon Videos” YouTube channel has now made available the pilot episode to a number of its original content shows for free.
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While the company has before shared trailers for its original programming and movies, along with TV spots, sneak peeks and other content on social media, it has never offered full episodes.
The now untitled Amazon/Yoshimoto Kogyo show will be about Japanese cuisine and have four, 40-minute-long episodes, during which Amazon Prime viewers can use their TV remotes to tap a “1-Click” icon to order certain products featured in the program. Amazon previously said it spent .3 billion on Prime Video content in 2014.
All the shows listed above rank in the 50 Best TV Shows on Amazon Prime Video.
A PR representative from Amazon reached out to Amazon Adviser with the good news! Pilots from both of these are available on Facebook and YouTube.
Those who are fans of Michael Connelly’s bestselling novels should check out the Emmy-nominated drama Bosch, while the multi-Golden Globe series Mozart in the Jungle is more for those who are interested in what happens behind the scenes of a symphony.
Amazon isn’t just a place to shop, it is also in the video streaming business and it creates some great original series for Prime Video.
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But children’s programming leads them all with the most available pilots, including Annedroids, Gortimer Gibbon’s Life on Normal Street, Just Add Magic, Tumble Leaf, and Wishenpoof! . The company now has more than 26 million likes on Facebook, and 33 million subscribers on its YouTube channel. The competition with other offerings, like Netflix and Hulu, as well as niche rivals like Sling TV and HBO, is fierce when it comes to streaming video.
