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Season two of St. Denis Medical premieres November 3 on NBC. The series is a mockumentary about an underfunded, understaffed Oregon hospital where the dedicated doctors and nurses try their best to treat patients while maintaining their own sanity. In season two, after receiving a large private donation, hospital administrator Joyce bites off more than she can chew, while her employees navigate staff shortages, office conflicts, and their own personal lives.
Season nine of Selling Sunset premieres October 29. A reunion special will premiere November 5. The O Group agents are back for an explosive season. New faces bring new feuds and as the pressure turns up in their personal and professional lives, some might not have what it takes to keep their seat at the brokerage. As the landscape in Los Angeles quickly changes, everyone will have to adapt to a new reality.
All’s Fair premieres November 4 on hulu. Starring Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash-Betts, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson and Glenn Close, the series tells the story of a team of fierce female divorce attorneys who leave a male-dominated firm to start their own. Powerful, brilliant, and best friends, they navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances – both in the courtroom and within their own ranks – with serious style. In a world where money talks and love is a battleground, these women don’t just play the game, they change it. They’ll NEVER SETTLE.
MGM+ has ordered Bosch: Start of Watch, a prequel series that will explore the origin story of Michael Connelly’s legendary detective Harry Bosch. The series stars Cameron Monaghan as rookie cop Harry Bosch and Omari Hardwick as veteran officer Eli Bridges. The series takes viewers back to 1991 Los Angeles, following 26-year-old Harry Bosch during his earliest days as a rookie cop. The series will explore a city on the edge, teeming with racial tension, gang violence, and a fractured LAPD. Amid routine calls and growing unrest, Bosch finds himself drawn into a high-profile heist and a web of criminal corruption that will test his loyalty to the badge and shape his future as the detective who lives by the code, “Everybody counts or nobody counts.”
Netflix has renewed Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell: Deathwatch for a second season. In this first-ever adaptation of the acclaimed stealth video game franchise Tom Clancy’s Splinter Cell, legendary agent Sam Fisher is drawn back into the field when a wounded young operative seeks out his help.
The English dub of Wandance will premiere on hulu this November. Kieran Regan will voice Kaboku, while Merit Leighton will voice Wanda. Other voices include Brandon McInnis and Jonathon Ha.
His & Hers premieres January 8 on Netflix. Set in the sweltering heat of Atlanta, Anna lives in haunting reclusivity, fading away from her friends and career as a news anchor. But when she overhears about a murder in Dahlonega – the sleepy town where she grew up – Anna is snapped back to life, pouncing on the case and searching for answers. Detective Jack Harper is strangely suspicious of her involvement, chasing her into the crosshairs of his own investigation. There are two sides to every story: HIS & HERS, which means someone is always lying. Cast includes Thompson, Jon Bernthal, Pablo Schreiber, Crystal Fox, Sunita Mani, Rebecca Rittenhouse, Marin Ireland, Poppy Liu.
Chris Hemsworth: A Road Trip to Remember premieres November 23 on National Geographic. It will stream November 24 on Disney+ and hulu. Chris Hemsworth turns the spotlight away from himself and toward his father, Craig, who was recently diagnosed with Alzheimer’s. Determined to help, Chris designs a therapeutic “road trip back in time,” revisiting key places from their past to explore the powerful science of social connection – a crucial but overlooked tool in protecting brain health. Along the way, Chris uncovers surprising research showing that connection isn’t just good for the soul; it can also reduce the risk of dementia, slow cognitive decline, and even prolong life. This emotional journey across Australia becomes a chance for Chris and Craig to deepen their bond, relive memories, and discover how love, community and nostalgia can be potent medicine.
Season three of Blue Lights premieres November 13 on BritBox. The series continues to earn acclaim for its raw realism and emotional intensity. Often compared to The Wire for its unflinching portrayal of urban policing in Belfast, Blue Lights has become a benchmark for modern British drama. With shifting loyalties, new threats, and standout performances, season three delivers as one of the most critically acclaimed dramas on British television.
HBO is in production on a multi-part documentary series about the real life “Free Willy” whale named Keiko.The untitled documentary series tells the story of Keiko, the captive male orca who, after appearing in the blockbuster 1993 film “Free Willy,” was propelled into an extraordinary yet controversial journey that spanned across Mexico, the U.S., Iceland, and Norway. With exclusive access to never-before-seen archives and through the stories of those who worked closely with him, the documentary examines the unprecedented international effort to return Keiko to his home waters.
Being Texan: A Texas Monthly Special premieres October 24 on PBS. The special is a surprising portrait of Texas that delivers an unexpected and nuanced vision of the land and the people who call it home. The State of BBQ: A Texas Monthly Special premieres October 31 on PBS. Hosted by Texas Monthly’s renowned barbecue editor Daniel Vaughn, the special profiles barbecue joints with deep roots and innovative approaches and delves into the process behind Texas Monthly’s influential Top 50 BBQ Joints list.
Sabrina Carpenter is set to host Saturday Night Live October 18. She will also serve as musical guest on the late night NBC series, pulling double duty.
The English dub of Pass the Monster Meat, Milady! premieres October 16 on Crunchyroll. Any proper noble lady must cultivate refined tastes, and Lady Melphiera’s delicacy of choice is…monsters! Unfortunately, society frowns upon such unladylike cravings and brands her the “Voracious Villainess.” At a banquet, she’s attacked by a monster, only to be saved by the feared “Blood-Mad Duke.” He’s brutal, mysterious, and charming. Could he be the one to appreciate her monstrous appetite?
The Dream Life of Mr. Kim premieres October 25 on Netflix. Once fulfilled as a corporate manager, a middle-aged man embarks on a journey of self-discovery after a swift fall – relearning what brings him true joy.
Season two of Meaning of Life premieres November 6 on Viaplay. Mona, the mother of the sisters, returns to Sweden, marking a significant turning point in their lives. For Ellen, who was thirteen when she left, this season is a transformative journey into adulthood. On the other hand, Alva, who was only five when Mona left, views her more as an acquaintance, initially keeping their relationship relatively uncomplicated. However, throughout the season, she experiences the loss of Nico, embarks on a new career path, and achieves something she believed to be impossible, albeit in the completely wrong way. Meanwhile, Nico explores the dynamics of a nuclear family, while Alex encounters a new female boss who genuinely values his contributions.
Kathleen Madigan: The Family Thread premieres November 21 on Prime Video. She’s the fun lady at the end of the bar with a lot of opinions and only half of the information. Comedian Kathleen Madigan’s new special explores gambling as math education, Midwest pioneers, her four cats, and aging parents. Her sharp wit tackles modern church competition while showcasing her mastery of crafting perfect jokes.
Vanguard premieres November 18 on Viaplay. At 35, Jan Stenbeck appears to have it all: a prestigious career at Morgan Stanley, a glamorous life in New York City, and a budding romance with American socialite Merrill McCloud. But when tragedy strikes his family in Sweden, he is thrust into a leadership role at Kinnevik, the family’s esteemed industrial group. What follows is a high-stakes battle between tradition and innovation, as Jan’s visionary ideas clash with his siblings’ conservative approach. His relentless ambition reshapes the Nordic media and telecom landscape – breaking Sweden’s telephone monopoly and launching TV3, Scandinavia’s first commercial channel. His bold strategies don’t just transform the Nordic market, they influence global players, inspiring Rupert Murdoch’s Sky TV model and laying the groundwork for Vodafone’s rise. However, his meteoric ascent comes at a cost. Haunted by loneliness and strained family ties, Jan’s life is as tumultuous as it is transformative. Vanguard is the story of a visionary who revolutionized modern media but paid a personal price for his groundbreaking impact.
Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films premieres November 7 on Disney+. The two part docuseries provides a fascinating glimpse into the making of Avatar: The Way of Water and a first look at the upcoming Avatar: Fire and Ash, features exclusive behind-the-scenes footage, concept art, and interviews with cast and filmmakers. The filmmakers travelled from Manhattan Beach, San Pedro, Shasta Lake, and the Channel Islands to the Bahamas, Hawaii, and New Zealand, to follow the cast and below-the-line team as they work to hone and perfect the techniques of underwater performance capture technology and learn to free dive in a massive, state-of-the-art 680,000-gallon water tank.
A Life’s Worth premieres November 6 on Viaplay. The drama series centers on four young peacekeepers on their first overseas mission in the tangled and bloody conflict in the Balkans and discovering their goals are impossible by diplomatic means alone. Beyond the violence that quickly shocks the inexperienced newcomers, the meaning of their mission is soon put to the test: what room for action do they truly have, when their mandate binds them to neutrality?
Prehistoric Planet: Ice Age premieres November 26 on Apple TV. Narrated by Tom Hiddleston, the series takes viewers millions of years beyond the extinction of the dinosaurs into a world shaped by ice, survival, and the emergence of a new group of giants – the iconic megafauna. The newly released clip provides a first look at one of the Ice Age’s most surprising and charming creatures: a snow sloth (Megalonyx jeffersonii), a remarkable, barely-known animal perfectly suited to life in a frozen environment. Unlike its modern cousins, this Ice Age relative could climb rocky slopes with ease, using powerful limbs and massive claws to reach sparse vegetation. During this period, sloths thrived in a wide variety of forms, from giant ground-dwellers to smaller, tree-dwelling species. Their adaptability allowed them to flourish across many habitats during the Ice Age. In this playful footage, the snow sloths tumble and slide in the snow – a joyful, unexpected glimpse into life during one of Earth’s coldest ages. Reconstructed through the latest scientific understanding, it combines the latest science with cinematic visuals to reveal the intelligence and intricate social behavior of the Pleistocene’s most iconic species. From woolly mammoths and saber-toothed cats to dwarf relatives of elephants and carnivorous kangaroos, each episode explores how life across the planet adapted to survive amid dramatic climate shifts and transformation.
