New on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney Plus, Stan, BINGE, Foxtel Now and more in November 2022

These new titles will help you forget that 2023 is just around the corner.

What are you in the mood for this month? A fresh spin on a familiar story? A returning fave? An addictive reality series? Streaming services are serving you all that and more.

November may be a filler month as we look forward to the holiday season, but there's plenty of entertainment to keep you company as you count down the days to the end of another *historical* year. Here are some highlights.

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What's new on Netflix?

One of the biggest Netflix releases of the month is Wednesday, a fantasy series from Tim Burton which revolves around the iconic Addams family's daughter. Starring Jenna Ortega, it follows Wednesday as she investigates a murder spree at her new school, Nevermore Academy. If you dress in all black, use sarcasm as a coping mechanism and don't flinch at the sight of blood, this is the show for you.

Elsewhere, this month marks the return of popular shows The Crown, Elite, Young Royals, Manifest, Warrior Nun and Dead to Me.

Miss a good workplace sitcom? Check out Blockbuster, which revolves around the employees of the last Blockbuster Video in the US. For creepiness, travel back in time to 1899. The series, coming from the creators of Dark, is about a group of passengers aboard a ship to the New World who sail into a nightmare. For non-fiction aficionados, Down to Earth with Zac Efron returns with new episodes set in Australia.

On the movie front, Enola Holmes 2 looks like a charming sequel. This time around, Enola takes on her first official case as a detective but needs her brother Sherlock's help to solve it. You might also like The Wonder, which stars Florence Pugh as a nurse travelling to a remote Irish village in 1862 to investigate a young girl's supposedly miraculous fast.

As for viewers looking forward to the holidays, the Netflix line-up for November includes Falling for Christmas, in which Lindsay Lohan plays a spoiled hotel heiress who suffers from amnesia and finds herself in the care of a handsome lodge owner. Sparks ensue.

There is also some big Netflix action off the screen – November sees the launch of its new Basic with Ads plan, which allows you to get the service at a cheaper price, but you have to now sit through ads.

What's new on BINGE and Foxtel?

On BINGE, November brings subscribers new seasons of The Sex Lives of College Girls, S.W.A.T., Young Rock and original Foxtel series Upright, the latter launching its second season.

Lizzo fans can look forward to Love, Lizzo, a highly anticipated documentary about the versatile singer, songwriter and actress. As for reality addicts, popular series Below Deck returns with season 10. This month also marks the series finale of The Walking Dead, scheduled to drop on 21 November.

Movies to look forward to in the next few weeks include Downtown Abbey: A New Era, Dog and Sonic the Hedgehog 2.

All these titles will be on Foxtel too. Plus, the pay TV provider is premiering See How They Run, a fun mystery comedy set in 1950s London which was recently in cinemas.

What's new on Stan?

It's a big month on Stan, as subscribers get a new season of international hit Yellowstone. Led by Kevin Costner, the Western drama returns with a 2-hour premiere event on 14 November, same day as the US. Episodes come out weekly after that.

Another highlight is new series Pitch Perfect: Bumper in Berlin, based on the Pitch Perfect franchise. Adam Devine reprises his role as Bumper Allen, who moves to Germany to revive his music career.

More into period dramas? Dangerous Liaisons is a prelude to the classic 18th century novel, telling the story of how the Marquise de Merteuil and the Vicomte de Valmont met as passionate young lovers in Paris.

For movies, mark your calendars for Poker Face. A Stan original, it stars Russell Crowe as a tech billionaire who gives his best friends a night they'll never forget. All he wants in return? Their darkest secrets. Colour us intrigued.

What's new on Prime Video?

Movies buffs have plenty of reason to try Prime Video in November. This month marks the premiere of My Policeman, a story of forbidden love and changing social conventions with Harry Styles, Emma Corrin and David Dawson.

You might also be into Call Jane, a movie inspired by true events about a community in 1968 Chicago dreaming of a time when all women will have access to safe, affordable abortions – and doing something about it.

For something on the lighter side, The People We Hate at the Wedding follows 2 struggling siblings who reluctantly agree to attend the wedding of their wealthy half-sister. The cast is the stuff of comedy dreams: Allison Janney, Kristen Bell, Ben Platt and Cynthia Addai-Robinson.

Similarly appealing, Meet Cute sees Kaley Cuoco and Pete Davidson play a couple who relive their first date over and over again. Can one perfect night be enough to sustain a longer commitment? Tune in to find out.

As for TV series, The English is described as an epic Western. Emily Blunt stars as an aristocratic Englishwoman who teams up with a Pawnee ex-cavalry scout in 1890s middle America to cross a violent landscape built on dreams and blood.

Finally, gear up for Savage X Fenty Vol.4, the annual fashion experience masterminded by Rihanna. Expect a memorable visual and auditory feast.

What's new on Disney Plus?

Disney Plus is bringing out the big guns in November. Subscribers can look forward to The Guardians of the Galaxy Holiday Special, in which Drax and Mantis track down none other than Kevin Bacon to cheer up Star-Lord during the holiday season. It looks just as kooky as you'd expect from this team of reluctant superheroes. You can get further into the festive season with The Santa Clauses, a series based on the Tim Allen movies.

On the hunt for something more down-to-earth? Welcome to Chippendales stars Kumail Nanjiani as Somen "Steve" Banerjee, the founder of infamous touring dance troupe Chippendales.

Speaking of dramas, November also brings Fleishman Is in Trouble, a series about a recently divorced 41-year-old man who dives into the brave new world of app-based dating. The cast includes Jesse Eisenberg, Claire Danes and Lizzy Caplan.

For a healthy dose of fantasy, Willow is based on and serving as a sequel to the 1988 film of the same name. We don't know much about the plot, but we expect to be glued to the screen. On the non-fiction side, Chris Hemsworth is on a quest to unlock his body's superpowers in Limitless. There's also the documentary Fire of Love about 2 French scientists who loved each other and volcanoes.

Elton John fans should tune in for concert event Elton John Live: Farewell From Dodger Stadium on 21 November, while Enchanted enthusiasts are finally getting the sequel they've been (somewhat) patiently waiting for. Disenchanted arrives on Disney Plus on 18 November.

What's new on Paramount Plus?

November is an eventful month on Paramount Plus. New shows to get hyped for include George and Tammy, which stars Jessica Chastain and Michael Shannon as country music power couple Tammy Wynette and George Jones. A limited series, it chronicles their complicated relationship which happened to inspire some iconic music.

You might also like Tulsa King, a series about a New York mafia capo played by Sylvester Stallone who is released from prison after more than 2 decades and unceremoniously exiled by his boss to Oklahoma. Will he be able to establish a new criminal empire? We wouldn't bet against him.

As for movies, you don't want to miss Wog Boys Forever. That's right, Steve "The Wog Boy" Karamitsis and his best mate Frank are back to once again prove that "where there's a wog, there's always a way."

Additionally, this month brings new episodes of The Challenge, Couples Therapy Australia, Ziwe, Monster High and SpongeBob SquarePants. Plus, subscribers can stream all seasons of Offspring and several comedy specials straight from the Malthouse Theatre in Melbourne.

What's new on BritBox, Acorn TV, AMC Plus and more?

On BritBox, November brings users new seasons of Shetland, Endeavour, Doctor Who and Ghosts.

Over at Acorn TV, you can watch season 2 of Whitstable Pearl and new series Transport, which takes viewers into the world of money laundering and food fraud along the roads and wires of Europe.

If horror is your genre of choice, Shudder is releasing sequel Satan's Slaves: Communion, as well as original films Mandrake and Blood Relatives.

You might also be into The Boulet Brothers' Dragula: Titans, which brings together popular drag icons from the show's previous seasons for a competition brimming with shocking physical challenges.

Crime enthusiasts should check out True Crime Story: Indefensible on AMC Plus, where comedian Jena Friedman travels the US to unspool real cases.

November also brings series Mood, about a down-on-her-luck aspiring singer who moves in with Instagram influencer and gives online fame a go, only to discover that this world is much darker than she expected.

On Apple TV Plus, watch new seasons of Mythic Quest and The Mosquito Coast. We also recommend documentary Selena Gomez: My Mind & Me, in which the star opens up about her mental health.

If you've missed Jennifer Lawrence, check out Causeway – a moving drama about a soldier who suffers a traumatic brain injury and struggles to adjust to life back home.

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