When you don’t finish watching something on Prime Video, whether you’ve seen a few episodes of a TV season or got halfway through a movie (perhaps when hosting a Prime Video watch party), it appears on the Continue watching row on the homepage. It’s also used to feed your recommendation algorithm.
That’s great if you do actually want to keep watching it. However, if you’ve stopped watching it entirely, it’s annoying for that show or movie to show on your homepage for eternity.
You can easily view and manage your Prime Video watch history (each profile has a separate history), but you must do so on desktop.
How to Remove Something From the Continue Watching Row
The easiest way to remove something from the Continue watching row is:
How to View and Manage Your Watch History
If you want to view your entire Prime Video watch history and remove things from it:
Keep your Prime Video watch history in check and you’ll ensure your homepage contains only things you want to see, including what’s recommended to you.
Admittedly, Prime Video doesn’t have the greatest interface, but it might have some features you aren’t aware of. While you’re there, explore the settings to see what else you can customize.
