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Everything coming to Amazon Prime Video in December: Fallout, festive films, and K-drama romance

From Michelle Pfeiffer’s Christmas chaos in Oh. What. Fun. to Fallout season 2’s trip to New Vegas, here’s your guide to every major Amazon Original and live event hitting Prime Video this December

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December 2025 on Prime Video is built around tentpole originals: the global rollout of Fallout season 2, new holiday movies... Oh. What. Fun., Merv, and documentary The Merchants of Joy, along with Spanish-language romance Dímelo bajito and K-drama Surely Tomorrow. On the series side, the month delivers an emotional Korean second-chance romance and the disturbing Japanese mystery Human Specimens, alongside Fallout’s weekly post-apocalyptic ride. Add live events like The Game Awards, streaming December 11, and holiday sports on Prime, and the service is clearly aiming to be an all-December destination for drama, laughs, and Christmas comfort viewing.

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Prime Video is closing out 2025 with one of its most varied and international December lineups yet. The month starts with The Merchants of Joy on December 1, a heartfelt documentary about New York City’s Christmas tree sellers. Holiday spirit continues with Michelle Pfeiffer’s comedy Oh. What. Fun. on December 3, followed by Merv on December 10, a warm romantic comedy centered on a dog-loving pair of exes trying to reconnect.

On the series side, December 6 marks the debut of Surely Tomorrow, a weekly Korean romance starring Park Seo-jun and Won Ji-an. Spanish-language romantic drama Dímelo bajito arrives on December 12, bringing a love triangle story filled with past regrets and new chances.

The biggest release of the month lands on December 17 with Fallout season 2. After a breakout first season, the new chapter heads into the Mojave Wasteland and New Vegas, expanding the show’s post-apocalyptic world.

For viewers seeking something darker, the Japanese mystery Human Specimens premieres December 18, telling a disturbing story of obsession and a scientist who confesses to turning boys—including his own son—into “specimens.”

Live programming also plays a major role. The Game Awards streams December 11, and Prime Video closes out the month with a Christmas night NFL matchup between the Broncos and Chiefs.

Overall, December 2025 on Prime Video blends festive comfort, international storytelling, and fan-favorite sci-fi—making it one of the platform’s most well-rounded holiday slates yet.

Amazon Originals & key live events (global or U.S. unless noted)

  • December 1, 2025 (Mon) – The Merchants of Joy (documentary film) 

  • December 3, 2025 (Wed) – Oh. What. Fun. (holiday comedy film, Michelle Pfeiffer) 

  • December 6, 2025 (Sat) – Surely Tomorrow season 1 (K-drama series; weekly episodes on Prime Video in 240+ territories) 

  • December 10, 2025 (Wed) – Merv (holiday-set romantic comedy film, Zooey Deschanel & Charlie Cox) 

  • December 11, 2025 (Thu) – The Game Awards 2025, live on Prime Video (8–11 p.m. ET) 

  • December 12, 2025 (Fri) – Dímelo bajito / Tell Me Softly (Spanish-language romantic film) 

  • December 17, 2025 (Wed) – Fallout season 2 (weekly episodes through February 2026)

  • December 18, 2025 (Thu) – Human Specimens (5-episode Japanese mystery series, all episodes at once)

  • December 25, 2025 (Thu) – Christmas night Thursday Night Football game: Denver Broncos vs. Kansas City Chiefs, exclusive to Prime Video’s TNF package (U.S.)

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