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Pride and Prejudice premieres December 3 on Netflix. When wealthy bachelors arrive in their neighbourhood, the five Bennet sisters must navigate love, family, and society’s expectations to secure their futures. Jane falls for the charming Mr Bingley, while Elizabeth clashes with his proud friend Mr Darcy – but unexpected encounters and family scandals force Elizabeth to reconsider her feelings and discover the true nature of love. The six part limited series is based on one of the most iconic novels of all time and will be a faithful, classic adaptation.
America’s Funniest People premieres November 16 on VH1. The comedy competition series stars Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams-Lee. From savage jokes and wild stunts to outrageous pranks, questionable decisions, and unforgettable viral moments, each episode showcases the kind of social content you can’t believe someone actually posted. With her fearless humor and unapologetic perspective, Ms. Pat brings her signature comedic style to the competition as three hilarious content creators go head-to-head for a cash prize.
John Goodman is set to star in the upcoming second season of The Beast In Me. He joins Claire Danes who will return from the first season.
Apple TV’s Ascension has added more cast. Joining the series are Amanda Plummer, Christopher Chung, and T’Nia Miller. They join previously cast Caitríona Balfe and Bill Nighy.
A new season of Storage Wars premieres November 28 on A&E. This season, fans can expect jaw-dropping finds, emotional discoveries, surprise guests and appraisal adventures as experts reveal the stories and surprising payouts behind the season’s most unforgettable items. Diving back into the action this season, auctioneers Dan and Laura Dotson fire up the crowd as buyers battle to spend the least and score the biggest payoffs. Brandi Passante keeps everyone guessing with her snarky comments and seasoned instincts, weeding through clutter to spot the best unit of the day. Dave Hester picks up right where he left off, being a menace to the other buyers. Ivy Calvin keeps grinding, traveling all over the southland in search of tools and household gold. Kenny Crossley fights an uphill battle, staying determined even as bids soar against him while Lisa DeLarios finally finds her footing – or so she thinks. Dusty and Lupe Riach merge her fashion savvy with his storage know-how, becoming a nearly unstoppable duo and newcomer Emily Pokoj continues to prove she can compete with the best. But everything gets turned upside down with the return of Mary Padian, popping in from Texas to stock her online store and sending shockwaves through the buyers. The bids are high but the stakes are even higher!
Ernie Johnson announced he will be leaving Inside the NBA after the current season. Johnson revealed he is not retiring, only cutting back on his duties.
Alan Jackson: The Last Show premieres December 8 on NBC. The primetime television event will celebrate Jackson’s extraordinary career and final concert performance. Filmed before a sold-out crowd at Nashville’s Nissan Stadium in June, the special will capture a once-in-a-lifetime farewell from one of country music’s most beloved and influential artists. Featuring an unforgettable night of music and heartfelt moments, the telecast will honor Jackson’s enduring legacy and profound impact on generations of fans and musicians alike as he takes the stage one final time. Jackson will perform many of his greatest hits, including “Chattahoochee,” “It’s Five O’Clock Somewhere,” “Remember When,” “Gone Country” and “Livin’ on Love.” It will also include performances and appearances from Luke Bryan, Eric Church, Luke Combs, Riley Green, Cody Johnson, Miranda Lambert, Little Big Town, Jake Owen, Jon Pardi, Thomas Rhett, Carrie Underwood, Lainey Wilson, Lee Ann Womack, Adam Wright, Big City Brian Wright and Carlisle Wright. The concert telecast will also include a very special pair of duets by Jackson and George Strait. The special will spotlight Jackson’s remarkable catalog of hits spanning more than three decades, including songs that helped define country music and cemented his place among the genre’s all-time greatest songwriters and most-impactful artists.
Two new series are set to premiere on Vice this November. Cornette Side of The Ring premieres November 10. Legendary wrestling manager and historian Jim Cornette pulls back the curtain on outrageous, infamous, and unforgettable moments in pro wrestling, offering his unfiltered perspective and opinions in a companion series to Dark Side of the Ring. Spartan Bare Knuckle premieres November 27. Spartan Bare Knuckle Fight Club is the UK’s only licensed 8x8ft bare-knuckle pit fighting promotion. Its fights are short and brutal, and often end in knockouts but beneath the violence, the club aims to be a lifeline in difficult times.
Versant launched four new free, ad-supported streaming TV (FAST) channels comprised of past franchises from CNBC, Oxygen and E!, growing its FAST portfolio to 13 channels. Built from some of Versant’s most engaged brands across business news and personal finance and genre entertainment, the channels bring the fast-growing audience of free-streaming viewers on Prime Video and The Roku Channel. All four new channels will be available on Prime Video in the U.S. beginning October 27, with staggered launches on The Roku Channel starting November 3. Free TV Networks’ Outlaw and 365BLK, both already available on Prime Video, will also join The Roku Channel on November 10 and 17, respectively. Versant will continue to launch FAST channels with additional platforms in the coming months. The launches are the latest step in Versant’s strategy to build a more diversified growth business, with new opportunities beyond its pay-TV networks. Versant’s FAST portfolio began with six channels and added three more with its January 2026 acquisition of Free TV Networks. Prime Video and The Roku Channel already offer Pam Grier’s Soul Flix, American Crimes, Oxygen True Crime Archives, E! Keeping Up and Bad Girls Club, and Prime Video also offers 365BLK, Outlaw and GolfPass.
Instadocs: Jane Doe v. Cornell premieres October 29 on Netflix. The explosive lawsuit brought by Jane Doe – the former Cornell University student who alleges she was drugged and raped at the school’s Chi Phi fraternity house in October 2024 – has sparked widespread protests and a fervent national debate about how colleges handle sexual assault. The documentary travels to the center of that fallout as the story continues to unfold. With firsthand accounts from the editors of the student newspaper The Cornell Daily Sun, other Cornell students, New York Governor Kathy Hochul, and Jane Doe’s attorney, the newest installment of the documentary series examines the often-flawed systems that investigate student sexual assault claims. These include campus police and Title IX, the process for reporting sexual misconduct at most U.S. universities. Generations of students have turned to these systems for protection and due process. Jane Doe tried both, and the outcry over her case has pressed the question: are they delivering on that promise?
