November Premieres: A Guide to Must-Watch New Series
Translated & summarized from Kan News by baba
November's television lineup features a wide array of new and returning series across genres and platforms. Highlights include the British comedy "It Gets Worse," the period drama "The Gilded Age," and the Muhammad Ali miniseries "The Greatest." Israeli productions like "The Slaughter" and "The Guide to Humanity" are also set to premiere, alongside international offerings such as "Black Doves" and "Blade Runner 2099." The month concludes with the return of "Yellowjackets" for its final season.
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- November will feature new and returning series including "It Gets Worse," "The Gilded Age," and "SWAT: Exiles."
- Muhammad Ali miniseries "The Greatest" and "Yellowstone" spin-off "Dutton Ranch" premiere November 4th and 5th.
- Netflix releases include "Black Doves" Season 2, "Bros" Season 2, and the final season of "The Empress."
- Israeli series "The Slaughter" and "The Guide to Humanity" are among the November premieres.
- "Yellowjackets" returns for its final season on November 21st.
- The sci-fi miniseries "Blade Runner 2099" concludes the month's premieres on November 25th.
November brings a diverse slate of new and returning television series across various platforms, catering to a wide range of genres. British comedy "It Gets Worse" premieres on November 1st on yes, following three friends struggling in London. HBO Max launches the fourth season of "The Gilded Age" on November 2nd, continuing its period drama set in 19th-century New York.
Action and drama fans can look forward to "SWAT: Exiles" on November 4th, a continuation of the Starz series, and "The Greatest," an Amazon Prime Video miniseries about boxer Muhammad Ali's early years, also premiering on November 4th. "Dutton Ranch," a "Yellowstone" spin-off, debuts on November 5th on yes, HOT, Cellcom TV, and Partner TV, following Beth Dutton and Rip Wheeler. "American Hostage," a drama based on a 1977 Indianapolis kidnapping, arrives on yes on November 5th.
Netflix offers "Black Doves" Season 2 on November 5th, a spy thriller starring the starring. "Girl Taken," a Paramount+ miniseries about a young woman's escape from captivity, premieres on HOT and yes on November 9th. The Israeli drama "The Slaughter" returns for its third season on yes on November 10th, focusing on the restaurant industry during wartime. "The Body," a teen horror drama, debuts on Netflix on November 11th.
Further releases include "Rivals" Season 2, Part B on Disney+ on November 11th, and the Israeli comedy-drama "Nothing Happened" on HOT on November 12th. "Bros" Season 2, a comedy from Hanan Savyon and Guy Amir, arrives on Netflix on November 12th, as does the final season of the German historical drama "The Empress" on Netflix. "The Good Daughter," a miniseries based on Karin Slaughter's novel, premieres on yes on November 13th.
Apple TV+ presents the thriller "12 12 12" on November 13th, centered on a sophisticated bank vault heist. The Israeli comedy series "The Guide to Humanity" begins on Kan 11 on November 15th, featuring an alien exploring human society. Kan 11 also premieres the documentary series "Deri" on November 16th, chronicling the political career of Arie Deri.
Adventure and period dramas continue with "Treasure Island" on yes starting November 17th, a new adaptation of the classic novel, and the BBC/MGM+ drama "A Tale of Two Cities" on HOT, based on Charles Dickens' work. "The Blame," an ITV crime drama, airs on HOT and yes on November 18th. Netflix's "The Altruists," a crime drama about the FTX collapse, debuts on November 19th.
"Yellowjackets" returns for its final season on yes on November 21st, continuing its dual timeline narrative. "TV We Love," a documentary series examining classic American television, premieres on yes on November 22nd. Peacock's comedy "Dig" arrives on HOT and Cellcom TV on November 24th. The supernatural sitcom "Eternally Yours" debuts on yes on November 24th. Finally, the sci-fi miniseries "Blade Runner 2099" expands the universe on Amazon Prime Video on November 25th.