Entertainment enthusiasts have plenty to look forward to this November 2026 as a fresh batch of television shows makes its way to streaming platforms. These selections avoid chasing just the most mainstream titles, focusing instead on the intersection of technology, science, politics, and culture that defines contemporary storytelling. Whether viewers seek mind-bending sci-fi journeys, supernatural mysteries, or classic scares, this month offers compelling options across genres.
War: Billionaire Tech Drama on HBO
As billionaire tech leaders command daily headlines, the legal thriller War provides a fictional look at the spectacular collapse of a tech mogul's personal life. The HBO series follows tech entrepreneur Morgan Henderson, played by Dominic West, and international film star Carla Duval, portrayed by Sienna Miller. Their bitter split transforms into a high-stakes battle over wealth, power, and reputation, offering a messy look at elite relationships.
Tip Toe: Psychological Tension in Manchester
Following his work on The Traitors, Alan Cumming stars alongside David Morrissey in Russell T. Davies' thriller Tip Toe. Set in a Manchester neighborhood, the story explores how online radicalization, social media algorithms, and prejudice strain the relationship between longtime neighbors, turning familiar surroundings dangerous.
Adventure Time: Side Quests Season 2
Finn the Human and Jake the Dog return to the Land of Ooo in the second season of Adventure Time: Side Quests. The companion series to Pendleton Ward's original creation brings back the absurdist humor and heart that established the franchise as a cult favorite.
Get Jiro: A Dystopian Culinary World
Based on the graphic novels co-created by Anthony Bourdain, Get Jiro portrays a dystopian Los Angeles where celebrity chefs hold immense power. The satirical story follows a sushi chef caught in a brutal conflict among rival food factions.
Carrie: Mike Flanagan's Horror Retelling
Filmmaker Mike Flanagan puts his distinctive spin on Stephen King's classic novel in an eight-episode horror series. The project revisits the story of a bullied teenager with telekinetic abilities, exploring the human tragedy behind the terrifying prom night events.
Small Prophets: Quirky Comedy and Mystery
Created by Mackenzie Crook, Small Prophets is a quirky comedy-drama-fantasy following Michael Sleep, played by Pearce Quigley, as he searches for answers regarding his missing girlfriend Clea. The narrative blends alchemy, miniature spirits, and small-town charm.
Below: Coastal Survival Thriller
In the six-episode miniseries Below, a mysterious sea creature terrorizes a coastal town. Fisherman Calvin Penney, played by Josh Hartnett, must protect his family and community from a threat disrupting their traditional way of life.
VisionQuest: Exploring Artificial Consciousness
Paul Bettany reprises his role as the rebooted Vision in VisionQuest. The series follows the character as he confronts AI personas like Jarvis, Friday, Edith, and Ultron while grappling with questions of identity and consciousness.
Crystal Lake: Friday the 13th Prequel
Set in the 1970s, the horror prequel series Crystal Lake explores the events surrounding Pamela Voorhees, played by Linda Cardellini. Premiering on October 15, the show offers a psychological look at the origins of the iconic franchise.
