In need of a new show to binge in the colder months? Luckily, November is packed with must-see TV shows, both new and returning. Rivals is back on Disney+ with the second half of Season 2, while Keira Knightley spy series Black Doves is also back for more. Rose Byrne stars in poignant drama The Good Daughter, and Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schaefer star in sci-fi sequel series Blade Runner 2099.

Rivals Season 2 Part 2

All the drama, all the scandal: Rivals continues its second season on Disney+, taking us once more to the Cotswolds town of Rutshire. Following a devastating mid-season cliffhanger, Tony Baddingham (David Tennant) and Declan O’Hara’s (Aidan Turner) battle for control of regional television becomes increasingly ruthless. Meanwhile, Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell) is forced to confront his own personal demons, while Taggie (Bella Maclean) faces difficult decisions about her future. Expect even more explosive affairs, fractured alliances and plenty of hedonistic excess as this new batch of episodes plays out- and a third season is confirmed to be on the way.

Releases: 11.11.2026
Available on: Disney+

Black Doves Season 2

While it hasn’t gotten the same attention yet as Slow Horses, one of the more pleasant surprises of recent years in British TV was Black Doves, which debuted on Netflix in 2024. Keira Knightley reprises her role as Helen in this new season, who’s a spy secretly passing national secrets to the covert organisation, the Black Doves, while Whishaw returns as her unpredictable assassin friend, Sam. With unfinished business from the first season threatening to catch up with them, the pair find themselves navigating another dangerous web of conspiracies. There’s also the small matter of Helen’s husband being about to step into Number 10 as Prime Minister. New additions to the cast include Ambika Mod and Neve Campbell.

Releases: 05.11.2026
Available on: Netflix

The Alturists

Jeremy Strong just appeared as Mark Zuckerberg in The Social Reckoning, and Andrew Garfield plays Sam Altman in the biopic Artificial this year- and if you still want more stories of tech and its consequences, The Altruists, coming to Netflix, explores the extraordinary rise and spectacular collapse of cryptocurrency entrepreneurs Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison. Starring Anthony Boyle as Bankman-Fried and Julia Garner as Caroline Ellison, the eight-part drama follows two ambitious young idealists who thought they’d transform the global financial system, only to become embroiled in allegations of an $8 billion fraud. Inspired by real events and investigative journalism, the series examines the story of fraud that captured world headlines.

Releases: 26.11.2026
Available on: Netflix

Sweetpea Season 2

Ella Purnell returns as Rhiannon Lewis, the overlooked wallflower whose murderous tendencies have turned her life upside down. In the second season of Sweetpea, Rhiannon is enjoying a new promotion and the possibility of romance, but her increasingly long kill list threatens to catch up with her. Matters become even more complicated when a copycat killer emerges, putting her carefully constructed new life at risk. As Rhiannon struggles with her own morality, this darkly comic thriller promises more murderous mayhem and twisted humour. Calam Lynch and Tamsin Grieg also star.

Releases: 26.11.2026
Available on: Sky/NOW

The Greatest

Prime Video’s The Greatest tells the life story of the legendary Muhammad Ali, exploring the man behind his extraordinary boxing career. Jaalen Best stars as the heavyweight champion in the first authorised scripted series about his life, charting his journey as he started out as Cassius Clay, his sporting triumphs, personal challenges and his later humanitarian work, becoming a global cultural icon. With the involvement of Ali’s widow, Lonnie Ali, the series aims to offer an intimate portrait of one of the most influential figures of the twentieth century.

Releases: 04.11.2026
Available on: Amazon Prime Video

The Good Daughter

Based on Karin Slaughter’s bestselling novel, The Good Daughter is a psychological thriller about two sisters whose lives were shattered by a violent incident decades earlier. Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy star as Samantha and Charlotte Quinn, who are drawn back together when a shocking school shooting sends shockwaves through their small Georgia hometown. Charlotte is a defence lawyer, while Sam practices patent law in NYC. As the investigation unfolds, painful memories and long-buried family secrets resurface, forcing the sisters to confront their shared past. Brendan Gleeson stars as their father, Rusty.

Releases: 12.11.2026
Available on: Sky/NOW

Blade Runner 2099

The Blade Runner universe expands beyond film for the first time with Blade Runner 2099, a new limited series set 50 years after the events of Blade Runner 2049. Starring Michelle Yeoh and Hunter Schafer, the science-fiction drama is set in the same dystopian future as the two films, now feeling more relevant than ever with its themes of artificial intelligence and what it means to be human amongst highly advanced technology. Schaefer plays a fugitive, Cora, while Yeoh plays Olwen, a Blade Runner and a Replicant, the android entities who now have the upper hand over humans.

Releases: 25.11.2026
Available on: Amazon Prime Video

Which show will you be binging first?

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