As the holiday season approaches, major platforms are rolling out a diverse slate of original programming that promises something for every taste. From animated companionship to high‑stakes legal dramas, comedy‑driven competitions, and thought‑provoking documentaries, November 2026 delivers a compelling mix of genres. Below is a chronological guide to the noteworthy debuts scheduled between November 9 and November 15 2026, complete with concise synopses and the creative forces behind each project.
November 9
Doozie’s Doghouse (Netflix)
A mixed‑media spin‑off from DreamWorks’ Gabby’s Dollhouse. Follows Doozie and her loyal pup Puggie on whimsical, puppy‑riffic adventures packed with surprise unboxings and inventive play.
The Good Lawyer (Netflix)
Léonard Landry, a brilliant yet cocaine‑addicted defence attorney, suffers an overdose mid‑courtroom clash. After rehab he gets one week to prep a high‑profile case defending an industrial conglomerate linked to African terror financing, while simultaneously facing his own trial aided by a novice lawyer.
November 10
Last One Standing Season 4 (Netflix)
Continuation of the 2022 Japanese comedy‑drama where stand‑up comics improvise in scripted scenes; a failed joke means elimination. Season 4 raises the stakes with fresh challengers and unpredictable twists.
November 11
The Body (Netflix)
On Halloween night, an all‑girls Catholic dance squad experiences visions after a botched initiation, triggering town‑wide hysteria as prophecy clashes with faith.
ChiaroScuro (Netflix)
Art expert Cosmo Speranza uses his keen eye for authenticity to assist Rome’s Mobile Squad. When a painting of his childhood home appears at a crime scene, he confronts his past and hunts a killer who treats crime scenes like forged masterpieces.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power Season 3 (Prime Video/MX Player)
The epic struggle between Elves and Sauron intensifies as the Dark Lord secretly forges the One Ring, aiming to tip the balance of Middle‑earth forever.
Alicia’s Law (Netflix)
After her Supreme Court Justice husband is jailed for corruption, Alicia rebuilds her legal career to sustain her family amidst financial ruin and public scandal.
Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas (Netflix)
Pastor Isaac inherits a struggling Harlem church. With his wife Rebecca, he confronts dwindling congregation numbers, personal doubt, and a sinister temptress, ultimately rediscovering faith’s redemptive power during the yuletide season.
November 12
Ethos Season 2 (Netflix)
Turkish drama helmed by Berkun Oya follows Öykü Karayel, Funda Eryiğit, and Fatih Artman as strangers from disparate backgrounds converge in Istanbul’s vibrant streets, revealing hidden connections and societal fault lines.
Love Is Blind, Habibi Season 2 (Netflix)
Arabic reality experiment hosted by celebrity couple Khaled Saqer and Elham Ali. Arab singles pledge matrimony sight‑unseen, testing whether emotional bonds can survive the first face‑to‑face meeting.
The Empress Season 3 (Netflix)
German period drama by Katharina Eyssen tracks Devrim Lingnau’s Elisabeth as she navigates Viennese court intrigue after marrying Emperor Franz, balancing love, rebellion, and political maneuvering.
Miracles of the ER (Netflix)
Set at Yang‑Da University Hospital, Associate Director Chou Cheng‑jun integrates an average‑performing med grad, Lin Geng‑ming, into an elite emergency team. The series explores life‑saving pressure, ethical quandaries, and interpersonal dynamics among doctors, patients, and families.
Allen (Netflix)
Two decades after an extraterrestrial encounter, Petey is reunited with his old friend whose return hides a tangled, surprising motive that forces both men to confront unresolved trauma.
Never Surrender (Netflix)
In a Central Javan village, former special‑forces operative Hari must guard his estranged grandchildren when a Jakarta‑based cartel attacks their home. He relies on dormant combat skills to decide between flight or fierce resistance.
Southern Charm Season 12 (Bravo/JioHotstar)
The long‑running reality docu‑series returns, delving deeper into Charleston’s aristocratic circles, showcasing the glitter, gossip, and generational secrets that define the city’s elite social scene.
Cunk on Cinema (Netflix)
Philomena Cunk’s mockumentary saga resumes, probing cinema history from the birth of the camera through the French New Wave, CGI evolution, and the looming influence of artificial intelligence on storytelling.
November 13
12 12 12 (Apple TV)
A heist narrative split into three temporal strands: twelve months of preparation, twelve hours of execution, and twelve days of aftermath. A disgraced FBI agent and a seasoned criminal lock horns across Europe while attempting a daring Zurich vault robbery.
Murder in Galicia (Netflix)
Inspired by true events, a tenacious sergeant investigates a nocturnal assault on a woman, suspecting her seemingly innocent husband of concealed motives.
ROCK PAPER LANDMINE (Prime Video)
Japanese one‑episode drama transforms the childhood game “Daruma‑san ga Koronda” into a high‑stakes battle of wits, starring Nana Mori, Aju Makita, and Mayu Hotta.
Heartland (Netflix)
Veteran country star Misty Jones (Jessica Chastain) returns to Nashville to investigate the mysterious disappearance of her rising‑star niece, uncovering secrets that shake the music industry’s foundations.
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November 15
The Chosen Season 6 (Prime Video)
Originally debuting in 2019, this American drama follows Jesus’ ministry as seen through the experiences of ordinary people who meet Him—fishermen, tax collectors, skeptics, and believers alike. Over six seasons and 46 episodes, creator Dallas Jenkins blends historical narrative with personal storytelling, offering an intimate look at the transformative impact of Christ’s teachings on everyday lives.
November 2026 offers a rich tapestry of storytelling that spans continents, genres, and formats. Whether you’re drawn to the playful charm of Doozie’s Doghouse, the cerebral tension of The Good Lawyer, or the global spectacle of The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power, there’s a new release waiting to capture your imagination. Keep this list handy as you plan your viewing schedule, and enjoy the wave of fresh content heading to your screens this month.
Disclaimer: Content schedules, release dates, timings, and streaming platforms for all events, shows, TV series, and movies are subject to last-minute changes. Please check your local listings to confirm the exact streaming schedule and platform availability for your region.
