It’s already November 2, and if you live in a colder area, you’ll be spending a lot more time inside. Luckily, plenty of TV shows and streaming series can keep you feeling warm and toasty while you’re inside. Whether it’s jumping ont he bandwagon of Reggie Dinkins rise back to glory, Cassius Clay’s rise to greatest or , there’s something for everyone this month, with a little cheer thrown in to get the holiday season started.
St. Denis Medical (Season 3) November 2, NBC/Peacock: David Alan Grier returns as Dr. Ron, a veteran emergency physician whose dry humor and professional experience help balance the chaos inside an underfunded Oregon hospital. The workplace mockumentary follows dedicated doctors, nurses, and administrators as they struggle to keep the hospital running, with bedside manners that could occasionally use their own intervention.
The Fall and Rise of Reggie Dinkins (Season 2) November 2, NBC Peacock: Tracy Morgan is Reggie Dinkins, a disgraced former football star determined to rehabilitate his public image after a career-ending scandal. Daniel Radcliffe returns as the documentary filmmaker hired to capture his comeback. But we’ve got eyes for Boris Kodjoe, who’s joined the season and is making everyone, and we do mean everyone, swoon.
Bass X Machina (Season 1) November 3, Netflix: Brian Tyree Henry stars as Bass Reeves, based on the real-life bounty hunter, in a new mechanical frontier where a second civil war could be rising. Janelle Monáe and Tati Gabrielle co-star in this adult animated steampunk Western, executive produced by LeSean Thomas. Bass becomes judge, jury, and executioner to protect his family from rogue machines and supernatural threats, only to discover that his relentless pursuit of justice may put them in greater danger.
Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike — November 3, Netflix: Mike Tyson trades the boxing ring for the comedy stage? Yep, the former heavyweight champion steps into a different kind of spotlight, bringing his larger-than-life personality to the mic. We know he can deliver a punch. Now can he land a punchline?
The Greatest (Series Premiere) November 4, Prime Video: Jaalen Best portrays Muhammad Ali in his days as Cassius Clay in this biographical drama exploring the legendary boxer’s rise, his family and his transformation into one of the twentieth century’s most recognizable figures. With blessings from the Ali estate, we see the family and rise of a man who wielded power through his words as much as his punches.
All’s Fair (Season 2) November 4, Hulu: Niecy Nash-Betts and Teyana Taylor return alongside Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Sarah Paulson in Ryan Murphy’s glamorous legal drama. With Dina (Glenn Close) arrested for the murder of Emerald’s attacker and Carr scheming to dismantle the firm from within, we’re waiting to see how these women who make a living untangling messy relationships will get themselves out of this one.
Church Wives (Series Premiere) November 4, BET: The Real Houswives of Potomac‘s Gizelle Bryant stars in and executive produces this drama microseries about two ambitious women competing for status and power inside a prominent megachurch. When a coveted leadership position opens up, the battle begins. Apparently, everybody wants to serve… provided the title is right. Ashley Clarice, Amberlin Morse, Kiana Nicole Washington, and Cortez Adams round out the cast.
Black Doves (Season 2) November 5, Netflix: Babou Ceesay joins the cast as Mr. Conteh, a mysterious executive within the covert Black Doves organization, in this London-set espionage thriller with dangerous political intrigue, shifting alliances, and deadly secrets threatening to unravel a carefully constructed life.
Terry McMillan Presents: Paradise With You — November 7, Lifetime: Taye Diggs and Heather Hemmens star in this romantic drama set against the picturesque backdrop of Nevis. Diggs portrays Carter, a professional football superstar seeking a fresh start, while Hemmens plays Simone, an interior decorator rebuilding her life after betrayal. Their budding romance becomes complicated when they discover they’re competing for the same desirable island property.
Love & Hip Hop: The Final Chapter — November 10, VH1 / BET / MTV: Joseline Hernandez, Stevie J, Mimi Faust, Yandy Smith, Trina, and more revisit the franchise that turned music-industry ambitions and relationship drama into appointment television. The six-part retrospective brings together cast members, producers, and cultural commentators to unpack 15 years of career launches, confrontations, and cultural impact.
The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power (Season 3) November 11, Prime Video: Sophia Nomvete returns as Princess Disa, the formidable Dwarven royal whose strength and political instincts make her an influential figure in Khazad-dûm. But she knows a crown means little if nobody listens. Set during Middle-earth’s Second Age, the epic fantasy continues exploring the struggle for power as Sauron’s influence spreads across the kingdoms of Elves, Dwarves, and Men.
Tyler Perry’s The Gospel of Christmas — November 11, Netflix: Tyler Perry brings faith, family, and neighborhood stakes to this holiday drama about a struggling pastor who inherits his family’s church in a troubled New York community. Facing doubt, temptation, and a sinister adversary, he must rediscover the power of prayer to protect the people counting on him.
A Proud Family Wizmas — November 14, Disney+: After Penny inadvertently destroys Christmas as we know it, she reluctantly takes on the task of making things right. Penny and her family get the stop-motion treatment in this musical holiday special, with guest voices including Anderson .Paak, Gabrielle Union, Lil Rel Howery, and JB Smoove.
One Last Shot — November 14, Lifetime: Bringing a mother’s fight for her child, and her own future, to center court, Tisha Campbell stars in, writes, and executive produces this emotional drama about a devoted single mother whose teenage basketball-star son is diagnosed with an aggressive brain tumor. Forced to reunite with her ex, she must also confront how much of herself she has sacrificed for others.
Nelly & Ashanti: We Belong Together (Season 2) November 19, Peacock: Grammy-winning performers Nelly and Ashanti return for a second season of their reality series, offering an intimate look at marriage, parenting, family life, and their entertainment careers. Our early-2000s playlists could never have predicted this domestic era.
Yellowjackets (Season 4) November 20, Paramount+ with Showtime: Tawny Cypress returns as adult Taissa Turner, while Jasmin Savoy Brown portrays her younger counterpart in the final season of the psychological survival thriller. Decades after a devastating plane crash stranded their high school soccer team in the wilderness, the survivors continue confronting the trauma, secrets, and disturbing consequences of their ordeal. This series has been proof that some class reunions really should stay in an email.
BET Soul Train Awards 2026 — November 27, BET / CBS: The Soul Train Awards return to Chicago, where Don Cornelius launched the original series, for a celebration of the artists and music carrying its legacy forward. Airing on CBS for the first time alongside BET, the special brings performances and honors to a wider stage.