November 2025 promises a lineup that perfectly captures why television’s golden age shows no signs of slowing down. For those searching for the best TV shows to watch this November 2025, from Netflix’s explosive finales to HBO Max’s sharp comedies and Apple TV’s mind-bending sci-fi, this month’s releases are shaping up to be as binge-worthy as ever. Here’s a complete guide to the 10 best shows premiering in November 2025, featuring powerhouse performances, gripping narratives, and genre-defining storytelling.
1. All’s Fair – Kim Kardashian Leads a Legal Powerhouse
Premiering November 4 on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ in the U.K., All’s Fair sees Kim Kardashian transform into a fierce divorce attorney. She launches an all-female law firm to take on her former male-dominated workplace. With creator Ryan Murphy at the helm, the show is dripping with ambition, couture, and chaos.
Alongside Kardashian are Naomi Watts, Sarah Paulson, Glenn Closey Niecy Nash-Betts, each adding depth to a series filled with scandal and razor-sharp wit. It’s equal parts Suits y Feud, but with Murphy’s signature sparkle. For a deeper look at the streaming details, check Hulu’s official lineup.
2. Pluribus – Vince Gilligan’s New Sci-Fi Thriller
From the creator of Breaking Bad, Pluribus debuts November 7 on Apple TV+. In this thought-provoking sci-fi drama, a mysterious virus turns most of humanity permanently happy — except for one cynical novelist, played by Rhea Seehorn. The show’s exploration of emotion, identity, and control makes it one of the boldest new releases of the year.
Pluribus reflects Gilligan’s knack for moral tension and human psychology, creating a dystopian world that’s chillingly plausible. You can find more about Gilligan’s latest creative ventures on Apple TV+’s newsroom.
3. Stranger Things: The Final Season
The beloved Netflix saga returns on November 26 for its climactic fifth and final season. Set in 1987, the story reunites Eleven (Millie Bobby Brown), Mike, Dustin, and the Hawkins crew for one last stand against Vecna.
Netflix has confirmed that episodes will release in three waves: four in November, three on Christmas Day, and the finale on New Year’s Eve. This ambitious rollout underscores the show’s global impact. Learn more about the series’ final chapter on Netflix Media Center.
4. I Love L.A. – Friendship, Fame, and Chaos in the City of Angels
Premiering November 2 on HBO Max, I Love L.A. is created by Rachel Sennott, known for her sharp wit in Shiva Baby. The series follows a chaotic group of friends navigating love and ambition in Los Angeles. It blends humor with heartbreak.
With Josh Hutcherson y Odessa A’zion adding emotional layers to the story, I Love L.A. explores how old friendships clash with new dreams. Expect cutting comedy, wild nights, and brutally honest writing.
5. All Her Fault – A Psychological Mystery That Hits Hard
Arriving November 6 on Peacock (U.S.) and Sky/Now TV (U.K.), All Her Fault stars Sarah Snook as a successful businesswoman whose son disappears under mysterious circumstances. Each episode shifts suspicion among her inner circle, creating a tense, unpredictable atmosphere.
With Jake Lacy y Dakota Fanning delivering standout performances, this gripping thriller keeps audiences guessing until the very end.
6. Death by Lightning – A Forgotten President’s Story
Streaming on Netflix starting November 6, Death by Lightning resurrects the life and assassination of President James Garfield, played by Michael Shannon. Opposite him, Matthew Macfadyen delivers a haunting portrayal of Garfield’s unhinged assassin.
Created by Game of Thrones producers David Benioff and D.B. Weiss, the show mixes political drama with psychological depth. This could be Netflix’s next historical masterpiece.
7. The Beast in Me – A Dark Tale of Obsession
Debuting November 13 on Netflix, The Beast in Me stars Claire Danes as a grieving writer who becomes fixated on her mysterious neighbor, played by Matthew Rhys. As their relationship deepens, dark secrets surface. A deadly cat-and-mouse game begins.
The series dives into grief, guilt, and obsession — with cinematography that feels like a psychological mirror.
8. Last Samurai Standing – Japan’s Survival Epic
Last Samurai Standing hits Netflix on November 13, transporting viewers to Japan in 1878, at the twilight of the samurai era. Hundreds of warriors enter a deadly competition where only one will survive — and earn both fortune and freedom.
With breathtaking visuals, horse duels, and historical authenticity, this action-packed epic could become Netflix’s next global sensation.
9. Malice – A Suspenseful British Revenge Drama
Premiering November 14 on Prime Video, Malice stars Jack Whitehall as a charming yet sinister nanny who infiltrates the life of a wealthy family. David Duchovny y Carice van Houten play the unsuspecting couple whose perfect lives slowly unravel.
Shot between London and Greece, the show mixes dark comedy with psychological tension. It offers a modern twist on the revenge genre.
10. The American Revolution – Ken Burns’ Monumental Docuseries
Documentary legend Ken Burns returns with The American Revolution, a sweeping 12-hour historical series premiering November 16 on PBS. The series reexamines America’s founding through fresh perspectives, including the roles of women, enslaved people, and Indigenous communities.
Burns’ team aims to replace nostalgia with nuance, presenting the Revolution as a complex story of ambition, resistance, and identity.
Streaming’s Most Powerful Month Yet
From Stranger Things’ grand finale to All’s Fair’s glamorous legal chaos and Pluribus’ philosophical sci-fi, November 2025 cements streaming’s cultural dominance. The month reflects a balance between nostalgia and innovation, familiar faces and bold ideas.
Each show, whether comedy or tragedy, fantasy or history, expands television’s artistic frontier — and audiences everywhere are ready to hit “Play.”
