‘Cross’ Renewed For Season 3 At Prime Video After Massive Global Success

Key art for the “Cross” Season 2 trailer on Prime Video featuring Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross.

If you’ve been watching “Cross” on Prime Video, this update is going to make your day.

“Cross” Season 3 is officially happening, and honestly, the renewal feels well-earned.

The series has quietly become one of Prime Video’s biggest hits, and now it’s coming back for eight more episodes.

The series, created by Ben Watkins and based on the bestselling novels by James Patterson, continues to build out the world of Alex Cross with high-stakes cases and emotionally layered storytelling.

And with Aldis Hodge leading the charge, it’s easy to see why audiences keep coming back.

"Cross" Season 3 is officially happening on Prime Video after huge global ratings. Here’s what to know about the hit Aldis Hodge thriller.
Courtesy of Prime Video

Why Prime Video Renewed “Cross”

Let’s talk numbers, because this is where things get interesting.

“Cross” pulled in 40 million viewers globally within its first 20 days.

It also ranked as one of the most-watched premieres on Prime Video in 2025 and hit No. 1 in more than 100 countries.

That kind of reach doesn’t just happen. It tells you people are locked in.

According to Peter Friedlander, the series continues to stand out because of its strong characters, suspenseful storytelling, and emotional depth.

And if you’ve been watching, you already know that’s the real hook.

Season 2 Finale Sets The Tone

As the Season 2 finale drops, the story centers on billionaire Lance Durand, played by Matthew Lillard, who becomes the target of a deadly threat tied to a murder case.

Alex Cross teams up with FBI agent Kayla Craig, played by Alona Tal, to track down a killer leaving behind disturbing clues.

At the same time, John Sampson, played by Isaiah Mustafa, finds himself pulled into a personal connection that could change everything.

Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross and Isaiah Mustafa as John Sampson in 'Cross' Season 2 on Prime Video
Photo: Ian Watson/Prime Video

What To Expect Next

With Season 3 already confirmed, expect the series to go even deeper into Alex Cross’ world.

More complex cases. More personal stakes. And if the show stays consistent, more moments that will have you questioning everybody on screen.

And yes, Season 3 will stream globally on Prime Video in over 240 countries and territories.

Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross and Alona Tal as Kayla Craig in a first look photo from “Cross” Season 2 on Prime Video, photographed by Ian Watson.
Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross and Alona Tal as Kayla Craig in a first look photo from “Cross” Season 2 on Prime Video, photographed by Ian Watson.

The Real Reason This Show Works

What I appreciate most about “Cross” is that it balances action with emotion.

It’s not just about solving crimes, it’s about understanding the people behind them.

That’s what keeps you watching.

So let me ask you this… are you all in for “Cross” Season 3, or are you still catching up?

Drop down in the comments and let’s talk.

Related: Aldis Hodge And Matthew Lillard Talk ‘Cross’ Season 2, Timely Storylines, And Raising The Stakes

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