Off Campus has taken over our screens – here are three binge-worthy romance series to stream right now while you wait for season two
14:00, 29 May 2026Updated 14:29, 29 May 2026
Off Campus is a hit with romance fans(Image: Liane Hentscher/Prime)
Fans of Off Campus should add these essential book adaptations to their weekend viewing schedules.
The latest Prime Video series has captivated romance enthusiasts with its passionate storylines. Adapted from Elle Kennedy’s viral book series, the debut season explores the events of the opening novel, The Deal.
The narrative centres on hockey star Garrett Graham (portrayed by Belmont Cameli), who initiates a pretend relationship with music nerd Hannah Wells (Ella Bright) to provoke her crush’s jealousy. In return, Hannah provides Garrett with philosophy tutoring.
However, what begins as a practical arrangement quickly develops into a passionate romance. Viewers predictably devoured the entire series within a fortnight of its launch, and have been clamouring for additional content.
While awaiting Season 2, here are three comparable programmes available to stream immediately, reports the Mirror.
Tell Me Lies
Tell Me Lies follows a toxic relationships between university students Lucy and Stephen(Image: Disney )
If the college backdrop in Off Campus appealed to you, Tell Me Lies might become your next obsession.
Adapted from Carola Lovering’s novel of the same title, this drama unfolds at the fictional Baird College during the early 2000s. It chronicles the destructive university relationship between protagonist Lucy Albright (Grace Van Patten) and Stephen DeMarco (Jackson White).
Running for three seasons, the compelling Hulu series addresses weighty subjects including dysfunctional relationships and mental health struggles.
Similar to Off Campus, viewers also witness various relationships amongst Lucy and Stephen’s friend group – including a clandestine romance reminiscent of Allie and Dean’s.
An enthusiastic viewer posted their opinion on Rotten Tomatoes, writing: “I honestly think it is one of the best teenage dramas out there. It is not lovey dovey and cringe like a lot of them tend to be.”
Tell Me Lies is available to stream now on Disney Plus.
Heated Rivalry
Heated Rivalry dives into a steamy romance between hockey stars Shane and Ilya(Image: Sabrina Lantos/HBO Max)
Those seeking more passionate romances ought to watch Heated Rivalry, adapted from Rachel Reid’s viral Game Changers book series.
In contrast to Off Campus, this HBO production focuses on a gay love story between two hockey stars: Shane Hollander (portrayed by Hudson Williams) and Ilya Rozanov (Connor Storrie).
While publicly perceived as mortal rivals, the pair share a private, intimate connection. What begins as a purely physical arrangement gradually transforms into genuine love.
Audiences witness their relationship evolving across multiple years as both men progress in their professional careers. However, as they come to terms with their feelings, the couple must confront the harsh realities of coming out as gay in their industry.
The debut season comprises just six episodes, with a second instalment already in the works. One enthusiastic fan wrote: “The best TV show.
“Heals your heart, and is just so heart-warming. The last couple of episodes are extremely good. A show I know I will rewatch again and again. The characters are so well played, with side stories added from other books in the series. A must see!”
Heated Rivalry is available to stream on NOW.
Bridgerton
Bridgerton dives into different love stories, just like Off Campus(Image: Liam Daniel/Netflix)
Hailed as a ‘masterpiece’ Bridgerton presents a series of romantic tales, with each season centring on a different couple.
The Netflix series currently offers four seasons ready for binge-watching, with the fifth instalment scheduled to arrive next year.
Adapted from Julia Quinn’s novels, the period drama chronicles the eight siblings of the powerful titular family as they navigate love in London’s high society.
Thus far, audiences have followed the romantic journeys of Daphne (Phoebe Dynevor), Anthony (Jonathan Bailey), Benedict (Luke Thompson), and Colin (Luke Newton).
An enthusiastic fan described the programme as “captivating and hard to look away from,” before adding: “What starts as a spectacle ends as you deeply invested in the characters.”
Bridgerton is streaming on Netflix.
Off Campus is streaming now on Prime Video
