Scott Foley’s new series It’s Not Like That started streaming on Prime Video in the UAE on May 15, 2026, with all eight episodes of season 1 available at once. The TV-14 show stars Foley as Malcolm alongside Erinn Hayes as Lori.
The series follows Lori, a freshly divorced mother, and Malcolm, a recently widowed minister, as their lives intersect around single parenthood and teenage children. Prime Video costs AED 16 a month in the UAE and includes a 30-day free trial, giving local viewers an immediate way to watch the full season.
The release matters now because the show has already built an audience elsewhere and carries an 8.3 out of 10 rating on TMDB. In the US, it originally aired on the Wonder Project Amazon Channel, and the UAE launch puts the complete first season in front of a new streaming audience without a weekly wait.
That instant rollout also leaves one question hanging: season 2 is confirmed, but details have not been announced yet. For viewers drawn to the show’s midlife romance angle, the appeal is in the friction between friendship and romance, set against blended families, small-town life, divorce and grief.
For now, Foley’s Malcolm and Hayes’ Lori are arriving in the UAE as a finished first chapter, not a slow burn. The next chapter is coming, but the platform has not said when.
