OTT platforms are rolling out a fresh batch of entertainment this week. From November 16 to November 22, 2026, viewers can look forward to new movies, series, documentaries, and originals across multiple services. To help you plan your binge-watch schedule, we’ve curated a handy list of the latest releases hitting your screens. Get comfortable and start streaming!
November 16
Crash Season 2 (Disney+ Korea/Viki/ENA/Genie TV)
The Traffic Crime Investigation unit based at Namgangseo Police Station is elevated to a regional investigative division under the National Office of Investigation. This structural upgrade widens the team’s authority, allowing officers to pursue major traffic-related offenses that span multiple jurisdictions across the country.
November 17
Beat Bobby Flay Season 45 (Netflix)
Celebrity chef Bobby Flay returns for the forty-fifth season of this long-running culinary competition. Remarkably, the series has now produced more than five hundred episodes. In each installment, two chefs first compete against one another using a mystery ingredient chosen by Flay. Judges Alex Guarnaschelli and Jeff Mauro evaluate the dishes and select the contender who advances to face Flay directly with an original signature recipe, hoping to defeat him in his own kitchen.
November 18
Gentle Monster (Netflix)
Lucy, a skilled pianist, relocates her family to the countryside so her husband, Philip, can recover from burnout. Their tranquil new life collapses when police arrest Philip on charges of possessing and distributing illegal child exploitation material. Left to care for her young son alone, Lucy struggles between loyalty to her spouse and fear regarding his alleged actions, forcing her to reconsider everything she believed about their marriage.
KBS Drama Special Season 17 (Zee5)
This Korean anthology series enters its seventeenth season on Zee5, continuing a tradition that began in 2010. With more than two hundred standalone episodes to its credit, the program offers concise, high-quality narratives designed for broad public appeal. Each installment often addresses current social issues or presents fresh emotional perspectives while adapting to contemporary viewing habits.
Valentina and the 12 Signs (Netflix)
Created by Ray Tavares, this Portuguese comedy follows Valentina, a young woman who blames astrology for the end of her relationship. Seeking unconventional revenge, she sets out to date one person from every zodiac sign and record the experience for a videocast. Her plan becomes complicated when she develops feelings for someone who does not correspond to any astrological sign. The cast includes Giovanna Grigio, Lucas Leto, and José Condessa.
The Law of Beasts (Netflix)
Inspired by real events, this four-part Polish drama examines the enduring effects of friendship and justice. A series of child murders in nineteen eighty-eight drives two friends apart. Twenty-five years later, as the convicted individual approaches release, both women must confront the long-term consequences of choices they made in the past.
Friz i Wersow. W drodze (Prime Video)
This Polish documentary series arrives on Prime Video in twenty twenty-six and follows Karol Wiśniewski and Weronika Sowa across six episodes. The production documents their new life as parents of two children, their work as business partners, and their journey as a couple confronting previously undisclosed aspects of their personal story.
Guarding Stars (Netflix)
A stern bodyguard is assigned to protect a charismatic action star during the holiday season. As they spend time together, romantic tension builds, hidden secrets surface, and the celebrations grow far more complicated than expected.
Gordon (Netflix)
Directed by Pablo Trapero, this Spanish drama is based on Marcelo Larraquy’s book and features Rodrigo de la Serna, Matías Recalt, and Camila Peralta. The seven-episode series follows Aníbal Gordon, a thief who escalates into murder during the violent climate of nineteen-seventies Argentina.
Win the Mall (Netflix)
This glossy reality competition merges shopping strategy with social gameplay. Ten teams of expert shoppers enter a functioning mall complex, competing to control storefronts, expand purchasing power, and outmaneuver rival groups. Across eight episodes, only one team will claim the ultimate retail prize.
November 19
The Altruists (Netflix)
This series documents the rapid rise and sudden collapse of the cryptocurrency exchange FTX, founded by Sam Bankman-Fried. The story centers on his relationship with business partner and girlfriend Caroline Ellison. Originally inspired by effective altruism and a desire to create positive change, the pair’s ambitions lead to deception, financial crime, and billions of dollars in customer losses.
Beauty and the Geek Season 2 (Prime Video)
The Dutch version of this social experiment returns with Bram Krikke and Robin Holzken as hosts. Participants from contrasting backgrounds are paired together and must collaborate, learn from each other’s worlds, and step outside their comfort zones to form the strongest possible couple.
November 20
Steps (Netflix)
This animated fantasy reimagines the classic Cinderella story from the perspective of stepsister Lilith. After stealing the Fairy Godmother’s wand and disrupting the royal ball with her sister Margot, Lilith accidentally enables the villainous Priscilla to seize the throne. To save the kingdom and mend her relationship with Cinderella, Lilith must face biker trolls, evil henchmen, and a dangerous forest.
Super Wings! Season 22 (Prime Video)
Aimed at preschool audiences, this animated adventure returns for its twenty-second season. The series follows Jett, a friendly jet plane who delivers packages to children around the world. On every mission, Jett and the Super Wings team encounter a new problem that requires teamwork to solve. The show is rated TV-Y and features voice work by Moon Nam-sook, Chang Eun-sook, and Hong So-young.
The Blue Road (Netflix)
Two detectives hunt a murderer who leaves mutilated bodies and coded messages across Japan and Korea. Clues appear in Korean for victims in Tokyo and in Japanese for victims in Korea, triggering an international manhunt that spans both nations.
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MELANIA the Series (Prime Video)
This English-language documentary, features Melania Trump across two episodes. It chronicles her transition into the role of First Lady, her experiences navigating the White House, and the implementation of her public initiatives.
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Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 3 (Disney+/Hulu/JioHotstar)
Based on Rick Riordan’s novels and developed by Rick Riordan and Jonathan E. Steinberg, this fantasy adventure continues with Walker Scobell, Leah Sava Jeffries, and Aryan Simhadri in leading roles. The new season follows Percy as he journeys across America to return Zeus’s master bolt and prevent a war among the gods. Alongside Annabeth and Grover, he also searches for belonging and a clearer sense of destiny.
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On Behalf of My Son (Netflix)
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After her son, a bus driver, drives off a viaduct and causes a fatal crash, 75-year-old Vicentina is left heartbroken. When evidence suggests the accident may have been intentional, she sets out to find the victims’ families and offer her apologies, confronting her own grief and the difficult complexities of forgiveness.
November 22
Yellowjackets Season 4 (Paramount+/JioHotstar)
Created by Ashley Lyle and Bart Nickerson, Yellowjackets debuted in 2021 and now spans four seasons and 39 episodes, starring Melanie Lynskey, Tawny Cypress, and Sophie Nélisse. Blending survival drama, psychological horror, and coming-of-age storytelling, the series follows a gifted high school girls’ soccer team after their plane crashes deep in the remote northern wilderness. It tracks their collapse from a tight-knit team into savage factions, while also following the survivors nearly 25 years later as they try to rebuild their shattered lives.
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