November 2025 TV & Streaming Calendar: 80+ Premieres, Finales & What to Watch
November is overflowing with new TV and streaming premieres — over 80 confirmed titles across broadcast, cable, and every major platform for viewers wondering what to watch next.
Here’s your complete November 2025 TV and streaming guide, updated daily by EpisodeRadar from official network listings and verified studio schedules.
Among November’s Biggest TV Premieres: The month opens with headline-grabbers: FX’s Alien: Earth (streaming next day on Hulu) crashes onto the scene, Netflix brings back Wednesday Season 2, and HBO dives back into luxury chaos with The White Lotus Season 3. Apple TV+ rolls out Silo Season 2, while Paramount+ returns to crime and loyalty wars with Tulsa King Season 3. These high-profile releases dominate the buzz — and the search charts — setting the tone for a packed month ahead.
High-Profile Spinoffs & Franchise Expansions: Franchises keep the fire burning this November. CBS launches NCIS: Origins, Disney+ reopens the magical gates with Wizards Beyond Waverly Place, and Paramount Network explores frontier legend in Yellowstone: 1945. Each new series builds on an established fanbase, fueling built-in hype that guarantees strong premieres across multiple platforms.
Returning Favorites (Fan Power in Full Swing): Your comfort shows aren’t taking a break. Grey’s Anatomy Season 22 (ABC), FBI: International Season 4 (CBS), Ghosts Season 5 (CBS), and Bridgerton Season 4 (Netflix) headline a stacked lineup of returning favorites. Expect special fall episodes, mid-season twists, and plenty of streaming buzz as these giants reclaim their time slots and trending lists.
Finales That Will Own the Week: Several of 2025’s biggest storylines reach their conclusions this month. Only Murders in the Building Season 4 closes its latest mystery on Hulu, The Morning Show Season 4 signs off on Apple TV+, and The Boys Season 5 ends its explosive Prime Video run. For viewers waiting to binge, November is the perfect time to catch every final episode before the next wave begins.
On the Movie Front: The movie slate keeps pace with television. Max delivers The Batman: Year Two, Netflix drops The Undertow, and Paramount+ unleashes Gladiator II — each aiming for awards-season buzz and long-weekend streaming dominance. Add a few family-friendly premieres timed for Thanksgiving, and November turns into a cinematic marathon for every screen.
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Whatever platform you’re watching on, November 2025 has something worth queuing up every single night.
November 1: Saturday
Christmas on Duty (Hallmark)
Former rivals Blair and Josh are assigned to the same Christmas shift at a snow-bound military base. When a blizzard threatens to cancel every delivery, they’re forced to team up to save the season—rekindling sparks they thought were long gone.
Director: Jake Van Wagoner | Stars: Janel Parrish, Parker Young, Peter Jacobson
Christmas of Giving (Hallmark)
A passionate nonprofit founder faces losing her job just as the holidays begin. When an unexpected reunion with an old flame collides with a new friendship, she learns that giving back sometimes means opening her own heart again.
Director: Oliver Friedman | Stars: Ash Tsai, Marshall Williams, Julia Reilly
His, Hers & Ours (Lifetime)
Taye Diggs and Lesley-Ann Brandt headline this smart, emotional drama about two exes who discover that closure doesn’t always come neatly wrapped. As new partners enter the picture, love, regret, and redemption collide in the season’s most relatable story.
Director: Patricia Cuffie-Jones | Stars: Taye Diggs, Lesley-Ann Brandt, Aimee Garcia
Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking – Season 2 (Food Network)
Twin hosts James and Oliver Phelps (the Weasley brothers) return to the wizarding world—this time in the kitchen. Professional bakers conjure edible masterpieces inspired by iconic Harry Potter sets, mixing magic, nostalgia, and serious pastry skill. Streams next day on Max.
Stars: James Phelps, Oliver Phelps, Carla Hall
November 2: Sunday
The Great Christmas Snow-In (UPtv)
When a newlywed’s mountain honeymoon gets derailed by a record blizzard, he ends up sharing a cabin with his ex-fiancée’s cousin. As secrets thaw and laughter returns, love finds its second chance in the middle of a snowstorm.
Director: Damian X. Fulton | Stars: Amanda Fuller, Joey Lawrence, Ricardo Chavez
I Love LA — Season 1 (HBO & Max)
A tight-knit friend group reunites in Los Angeles after years apart, rediscovering ambition, heartbreak, and who they’ve become. Created by Rachel Sennott, the series blends sharp humor with unfiltered emotion in eight half-hour episodes.
Stars: Rachel Sennott, Odessa A’zion, True Whitaker
In the Eye of the Storm — Season 3 (Discovery)
Discovery’s hit storm-chasing series returns for a third season, capturing extreme weather from the heart of hurricanes, tornadoes, and wildfires. The new episodes use next-gen drone footage to put viewers inside the planet’s most powerful moments.
Stars: Freddy McKinney, Jonathan Petramala, Reed Timmer
A Newport Christmas (Hallmark)
Set in 1905 Newport, a spirited socialite defies expectations by turning her fortune toward helping others. When a comet sighting and a Christmas Eve ball bring fate and freedom together, she discovers love can rewrite even the most proper plans.
Director: Dustin Rikert | Stars: Nell Bichler, Wes Brown, Jon Cesar
Robin Hood — Season 1 (MGM+)
A bold reimagining of the legendary outlaw. Rob of Locksley (Sean Bean) and Lady Marian (Connie Nielsen) battle corruption after the Norman Conquest, leading a rebel band that strikes from the shadows for justice and freedom. Filmed across Wales and Ireland, the series mixes epic scale with raw emotion.
Creators: Jonathan English, John Glenn | Stars: Sean Bean, Connie Nielsen, Steven Waddington
November 3: Monday
Crutch — Season 1 (Paramount+)
A sharp new dramedy about starting over when the plan falls apart. After a life-upending setback, a would-be golden child leans on an unlikely crew of friends to rebuild—one risky choice at a time. Expect quick wit, messy romance, and heart.
Creators: Jonathan English, John Glenn | Stars: Sean Bean, Connie Nielsen, Steven Waddington
Dr. Seuss’s The Sneetches (Netflix)
The timeless tale gets a bright, modern retelling as Star-Bellies and Plain-Bellies learn what really matters. Colorful, musical, and built for family night, this new special keeps the Seuss spirit while landing its message with warmth and humor.
Stars: Courtney Chu, Christopher Fitzgerald, Jamie Sara Lewis
The Gone — Season 2 (Acorn TV)
The cross-border crime thriller returns with a darker case and higher stakes. As investigators chase a disappearance that spans communities—and loyalties—old wounds reopen and new enemies surface. Rugged landscapes, tight pacing, and twisty turns are back.
Creators: Anna McPartlin, Michael Bennett, Yvonne Donohoe | Stars: Richard Flood, Acushla-Tara Kupe, Carolyn Bracken
Holiday Baking Championship — Season 12 (Food Network)
Sugar sleighs, gingerbread cities, and high-pressure showstoppers: the holiday kitchen heats up again. A fresh batch of bakers battles through festive challenges judged by fan-favorite hosts—expect cozy chaos and jaw-dropping finales all season.
Stars: Duff Goldman, Nancy Fuller, Lorraine Pascale
St. Denis Medical — Season 2 (NBC and next day on Peacock)
A bold reimagining of the legendary outlaw. Rob of Locksley (Sean Bean) and Lady Marian (Connie Nielsen) battle corruption after the Norman Conquest, leading a rebel band that strikes from the shadows for justice and freedom. Filmed across Wales and Ireland, the series mixes epic scale with raw emotion.
Creators: Eric Ledgin, Justin Spitzer | Stars: Allison Tolman, Kahyun Kim, Wendi McLendon-Covey
November 4: Tuesday
All’s Fair — Season 1 (Hulu)
From Ryan Murphy comes a sharp new legal dramedy following a powerhouse divorce lawyer and her all-female Los Angeles firm. Beneath the designer suits, these women fight for others while trying to keep their own lives from unraveling.
Stars: Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash
Leanne Morgan: Unspeakable Things (Netflix)
Southern stand-up Leanne Morgan brings fresh laughs in this new Netflix special, riffing on fame, family, and mid-life surprises with her signature warmth and wit.
Ms. Pat Settles It — Season 3 (BET)
Comedian Patricia “Ms. Pat” Williams returns to her no-nonsense courtroom where real-life disputes meet outrageous humor. Expect more guest stars, more verdicts, and even bigger laughs.
Squid Game: The Challenge — Season 2 (Netflix)
The high-stakes global phenomenon returns. New contestants face mind-bending challenges inspired by Squid Game—but only one will claim the $4.56 million prize.
Stars: Jennie Kwan, Nick Martineau, Phill Cain
November 5: Wednesday
Expedition Files — Season 3 (Discovery)
Explorer Josh Gates digs into unsolved mysteries and forgotten legends, combining fresh evidence with modern tech for discoveries that rewrite history.
Expedition Unknown — Season 16 (Discovery)
The long-running hit keeps traveling the globe as Josh Gates searches for lost relics, hidden cities, and the next great archaeological breakthrough.
Heweliusz — Season 1 (Netflix)
Based on true events, this Polish limited series revisits the 1993 ferry disaster in the Baltic Sea. Survivors, rescuers, and families reveal courage and tragedy in equal measure.
Stars: Jacek Koman, Magdalena Rózczka, Michał Żurawski
Just Alice — Season 1 (Netflix)
A double life on the brink of collapse. A wife balances two homes and two husbands until one secret unravels them all.
Stars: Verónica Orozco, Constanza Camelo, Sebastián Carvajal
The Manipulated — Season 1 (Hulu)
When innocent Tae Jung is framed for murder, his hunt for the man who betrayed him turns into a psychological chess match. Revenge burns hotter with every episode.
Stars: Ji Chang-wook, Do Kyung-soo, Lee Kwang-soo
Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy (Prime Video)
A stranded NYC designer finds new inspiration—and unexpected romance—in the snowy mountains of Colorado. Written and directed by Tyler Perry, this holiday story warms more than hearts.
Stars: Shannon Thornton, Tosin Morohunfola, Brittany S. Hall
November 6: Thursday
All Her Fault — Season 1 (Peacock)
When a mother arrives to pick up her son from a playdate, the child—and the hosts—are missing. Panic ignites a gripping mystery of secrets and mistaken identities.
Stars: Sarah Snook, Sophia Lillis, Dakota Fanning
The Bad Guys: Breaking In — Season 1 (Netflix)
Before they were infamous, they were just bad at being bad. This new spin-off shows Wolf and his crew’s early heists—fast, funny, and wildly chaotic.
Stars: Michael Godere, Ezekiel Ajeigbe, Raul Ceballos
Death by Lightning — Season 1 (Netflix)
A gripping dramatization of the real 1881 assassination of President James Garfield by Charles Guiteau. Political ambition, obsession, and destiny collide in this historical thriller.
Stars: Andrew Hefler, Christine Grace Szarko, Guy Roberts
Love + War (Nat Geo and next day on Disney+ and Hulu)
Oscar winners Elizabeth Chai Vasarhelyi and Jimmy Chin follow Pulitzer-winning photographer Lynsey Addario as she documents the human cost of the Ukraine war—an intimate look at courage behind the lens.
The Vince Staples Show — Season 2 (Netflix)
Rapper and actor Vince Staples turns everyday chaos into biting comedy in a new season that blends fame, family, and the absurd realities of The Beach.
Wicked Live Musical (NBC and next day on Peacock)
Broadway meets primetime as Cynthia Erivo and Ariana Grande perform songs from Wicked (2024) and Wicked: For Good (2025) in a spectacular live broadcast. Streams next day on Peacock.