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Blade Runner 2099 premieres November 25 with all eight episodes on Prime Video. Fifty years after the events of Blade Runner 2049, Los Angeles has been reborn, just not by humanity. Cora, a fugitive in a final bid to stop running, takes on one last identity: a Blade Runner. Forced to partner with Olwen, a Replicant days from dying, she hunts down a runaway hiding a truth that could collapse a fragile city. Stars Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer lead the series, alongside series regulars Dimitri Abold and Lewis Gribben. Katelyn Rose Downey, Daniel Rigby, Johnny Harris, Amy Lennox, Sheila Atim, Matthew Needham, Tom Burke, and Maurizio Lombardi are recurring guest stars.
The third and final season of Maxton Hall – The World Between Us premieres December 9 on Prime Video with the first two episodes, followed by a new episode weekly. Ruby has been suspended from Maxton Hall College. Her dream of going to Oxford is slipping away, but she refuses to give up. Together with James, they fight to prove her innocence. The closer they get to the truth, the more it threatens to tear everything apart. Friendships are tested and secrets they never expected come to light. In the end, they must decide – is love enough?
Season two of Overcompensating will premiere February 17 on Prime Video. The series is a college-set ensemble comedy about the wild, chaotic journey of Benny (Benito Skinner), a closeted former football player and homecoming king, as he navigates college and his own identity with his best friend Carmen (Wally Baram), and the guidance of his older sister (Mary Beth Barone). Season Two finds Benny and his friends in their second semester, juggling new lovers, cringey encounters, sexual awakenings, and riskiest of all: collegiate sports. Deeply funny and personal, the show explores the lengths to which we all overcompensate while on the path to finding out who we really are.
BritBox announced Austen Untold, a new anthology franchise dedicated to series adaptations of Jane Austen stories told through the perspectives of overlooked and underexplored characters, with The Other Elliot Sister as a new commission. The Other Elliot Sister is a ten-part drama following Elizabeth Elliot, the eldest sister in Austen’s “Persuasion.” The series is slated to start production in 2027. It builds on the approach established by The Other Bennet Sister, placing a character previously confined to the margins at the heart of her own story.
The Real Frozen is coming soon to National Geographic. The natural history series will see Frozen stars Kristen Bell, Idina Menzel, Jonathan Goff and Josh Gad reprising their roles. Set against the breathtaking icy landscapes of Iceland, Finland, Norway and Sweden, the series follows real-life animals whose fortitude, loyalty, resilience and relationships echo the emotional heart of the Frozen franchise. These animals navigate the harshest winters, revealing extraordinary behaviors, survival strategies and bonds.
Clueless star Breckin Meyer will reprise his role in the upcoming Paramount+ event series. Picking up 30 years after the original film, beloved Beverly Hills icon Cher Horowitz has figured out a lot: She’s successful in business and has mastered motherhood – that is, until her daughter’s high school years, and Cher finds that parenting a teenager makes her feel “clueless” all over again.
ESPN has secured exclusive worldwide rights to the 12 new games of the expanded 24-team College Football Playoff beginning in the 2027-28 season. The agreement runs through the 2031-32 season and builds on the six-year agreement ESPN and the CFP announced in 2024, which began with the 2026-27 season. It also includes continued exclusive rights to all ancillary programming connected to the Playoff, such as the CFP Selection Show, weekly CFP Top 25 Rankings Shows and more. As in the existing agreement, ESPN will have the right to sublicense select games in addition to its existing sublicense with TNT Sports, which was announced in May 2024. Additional details regarding programming plans and distribution of the expanded Playoff will be announced at a later date.
Salish’s 12 Games of Christmas premieres November 28 on Netflix. Salish Matter and seven of her closest friends compete in 12 epic holiday challenges for a mountain of Christmas presents, hosted by her dad, Jordan. But there’s a twist: a Christmas imposter is hiding among them, out to sabotage the games and swipe the gifts. Can they unwrap the culprit before it’s too late?
Season three of Here Come the Irish premieres December 14 on Peacock. The series follows Notre Dame in the aftermath of the playoffs as the team enters a new season fueled by grit, determination and brotherhood, with their sights set on reaching new heights. Through exclusive behind-the-scenes footage and interviews with players and coaches, the series follows one of college football’s most iconic programs on and off the field, capturing the pressures, personal journeys and relentless pursuit of excellence. Featured interviews include Head Coach Marcus Freeman; current coaching staff and players, including QB CJ Carr, CB Leonard Moore, WR Jordan Faison, S Adon Shuler, DL Francis Brewu and LB Drayk Bowen; along with close Notre Dame affiliates and more.
Docuseries The Trials of Karen Read premieres November 23 on Netflix. When Boston police officer John O’Keefe is found dead in a blizzard outside a Canton, Massachusetts, home, suspicion quickly falls on his girlfriend, Karen Read, who was one of the first to arrive on the scene. As details from that night emerge, other theories about what might have really happened that night come to light, dividing a small town and gripping the nation. Featuring exclusive interviews with those who were inside the house, along with O’Keefe’s family and friends, and trial jurors, the series examines the story from the initial investigation through the years of tense courtroom battles that followed.
Darius Rucker: They Called Me Hootie premieres November 16 on hulu. Rucker gets deeply personal about the cost of stardom, revealing his struggles with drugs and alcohol, the breakdown of his marriage and brushes with death. Through candid interviews with collaborators, friends and family, new footage from the road and in the studio as he records his forthcoming album and never-before-seen tape dating back to the start of Hootie & the Blowfish, the film traces the full journey of his extraordinary career, revealing a deeply personal story of ambition, resilience and reinvention.
Season two of Ethos premieres November 12 on Netflix. Zeitgeist, unexpected encounters, and new conflicts.
The Well is now streaming on hulu. The series investigates more than 200 unsolved murders that continue to haunt California’s San Joaquin County, including those linked to the infamous Speed Freak Killers. Decades after the killers’ capture, a newly formed cold case unit led by Lieutenant Linda Jimenez reopens one of the county’s darkest chapters, determined to locate the remains of victims who are still missing. Working alongside a team of detectives, Jimenez confronts past law-enforcement failures while turning to an unlikely source: convicted serial killer Wesley Shermantine. Shermantine’s cryptic hand-drawn maps may hold the only clues to the victims’ final resting places. As investigators engage in a tense psychological chess match with a man awaiting execution, The Well chronicles a race against time to deliver long-overdue answers, and justice, to families and a community still living in the shadow of these crimes.
