November brings the national premieres of 27 new series, seasons, and documentaries from the UK, Canada, and Ireland to the US.
For updates about shows from the UK, Canada, and Ireland added to US linear TV and streaming channels throughout the month, see the British TV Viewing Guide.
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NATIONAL PREMIERES
Curfew (UK)
Sarah Parish (Bancroft, Stay Close, Industry) stars in this award-winning thriller adapted from Jayne Cowie’s international best-selling novel of the same name. Set in the near future, the series finds Britain a dystopian place, especially for males. Measures have been put in place that track their movements 24/7 and curtail their movements from 7pm to 7am by way of a nightly curfew, all in the name of protecting woman, formalized under the Women’s Safety Act. That’s all well and good until it isn’t: A woman is brutally murdered during curfew hours.
Dead certain that the killer is a man is veteran Detective Inspector Pamela Green (Parish), who, along with her new police partner, Eddie (Mitchell Robertson, Half Man, Magpie Murders), investigates this seemingly-impossible crime. Her superiors and the British public, and even Eddie, think she’s wrong; they say that, between the electronic monitoring and the curfew, the culprit couldn’t have been a man. Pamela may seem a bit biased in her insistence that “only a man could’ve done that” and “a woman wouldn’t do that,” but could a man have broken curfew and gone about committing the murder without the monitor sounding the alarm? It’s her job to find out.
The cast of the six-episode thriller also includes Mandip Gill (Doctor Who), Alexandra Burke (Pretty Red Dress), Tommy McDonnell (The Capture), Lucy Benjamin (EastEnders), Anita Dobson (EastEnders), Adam Korson (SurrealEstate), and Larry Lamb (Gavin & Stacey), amongst others.
Curfew premieres in the US on Tuesday, November 3, exclusively on MHz Choice (add it to your watchlist here) and its digital channels, including MHz Choice on Prime Video (add it to your watchlist here).
Add Curfew to your watchlist on MHz Choice on Prime Video
Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking: Season 3 (UK)
Celebrating the 25th anniversary of the iconic first “Harry Potter” film, the new season of this baking competition series introduces a tournament twist with four teams of three, each representing one of the four Hogwarts Houses: Gryffindor, Hufflepuff, Ravenclaw, and Slytherin. Comprised of returning competitors, each team will feature cake artists, bakers, and pastry chefs who have previously proven their talent and passion for Harry Potter, though none has ever lifted the Wizards of Baking Cup in victory.
Also new this season, hosts James and Oliver Phelps (who played Fred and George Weasley) are joined by two new “Ministers of Baking”: cake royalty Duff Goldman and celebrated pastry chef Sarah Mountain, who will judge the teams’ showpieces and determine which House will earn the trophy and a once-in-a-lifetime VIP trip to Warner Bros. Studio Tour Tokyo – The Making of Harry Potter. Adding even more pressure to the high-stakes tournament is the guest judging appearance by Iron Chef Masaharu Morimoto in Episode 4.
Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking: Season 3 premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 4, at 8pm ET/PT, on Food Network, with streaming available on HBO Max.
Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking: The Official Companion Guide by Insight Editions
Official Harry Potter Baking Book by Joanna Farrow
Harry Potter Official Sweets and Treats Cookbook by Veronica Hinke and Kim Laidlaw
Betty Crocker Harry Potter Chocolate Flavored Frogs Truffle Kit
Big John’s Bosh! Family (UK)
This reality series follows the Essex-based Big John Fisher and his family, who became a viral sensation in 2022 when videos of their outrageous Chinese takeaway orders took social media by storm. Viewers will be given a no-holds-barred look into the everyday chaos of the Fisher family that caused their virality, and follow them as they navigate their new found fame. Big John’s Bosh! Family premieres in the US, UK, and Ireland as a six-episode binge on Thursday, November 5, exclusively on Paramount+.
Black Doves: Season 2 (UK)
In the new season of this spy thriller, Helen (Keira Knightley, Pride & Prejudice, Atonement) is still betraying her nation’s secrets to the covert Black Doves organization, while her enigmatic handler, Mrs Reed (Sarah Lancashire, Happy Valley, Last Tango in Halifax), is ensnared in a ruthless plot to undermine her position in the Black Doves. Helen also reunites with her best friend, Sam (Ben Whishaw, “James Bond” films, This Is Going to Hurt), once a high-end triggerman, now reduced to lonely drinks in Soho bars and low-rate hits.
As these two search for answers, loyalties are weaponized, trust is shattered, and the fight to protect the people they love could cost everything, as their mission leads them back to old friends and enemies, through the dark decisions and painful sacrifices of their pasts, and right to the heart of the Black Doves
Costarring Andrew Buchan (Broadchurch, Garrow’s Law), Black Doves: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 5, exclusively on Netflix.
North of North: Season 2 (CA)
Season 2 of this comedy finds winter settling over Ice Cove and young Inuk mother Siaja (Anna Lambe, True Detective, Three Pines) still determined to make life better for herself and everyone around her. Guided by Pilimmaksarniq, the Inuktitut concept of mastering skills through observation, practice, and effort, Siaja is ready to put in the work. At the community center, she’s pushing her boss, Helen (Mary Lynn Rajskub, 24, The Dropout), to trust her with more responsibility, while at home, she’s trying to learn everything she can about the half-sister she never knew existed.
And after her divorce, she’s open to the possibility of love (or at least a hot date). Through it all, she’s raising her daughter, Bun (Keira Belle Cooper), alongside her mother, Neevee (Maika Harper, Mohawk Girls), and newfound father, Alistair (Jay Ryan, Mary Kills People). Siaja has always believed the best is yet to come. This winter, she’s determined to prove it.
North of North: Season 2, a Netflix Series, premieres globally on Thursday, November 5, exclusively on Netflix.
Inuit Mythology Collection by Dr. Hinrich Johannes Rink et al.
Inuit Spirit: A Colouring Book by Germaine Arnaktauyok
Secret of the Lost Grail with Alice Roberts (UK)
This docuseries follows Professor Alice Roberts on an adventure across Britain, as she decodes the truth behind its Holy Grail legends, linking Arthurian lore, sacred relics, and the Knights Templar. Secret of the Lost Grail with Alice Roberts premieres in North America as a three-episode binge on Thursday, November 5, on BBC Select.
The Walsh Sisters: Season 1 (IE-UK)
Recently renewed for a second season, this comedy-drama series, based on the “Walsh Family” books by Marian Keyes, follows sisters Anna (Louisa Harland, Derry Girls), Rachel (Caroline Menton, All Creatures Great & Small), Claire (Danille Galligan, House of Guinness), Helen (Máiréad Tyers, Extraordinary), and Maggie Walsh (Stefanie Preissner, Can’t Cope, Won’t Cope) as they help each other navigate life’s messiness.
Costarring Carrie Crowley (Smother) and Aidan Quinn (Elementary), The Walsh Sisters: Season 1 premieres in the US on Thursday, November 5, on Howdy.
“Walsh Family” books by Marian Keyes
It Gets Worse (UK)
This comedy series is about three young people who are starting to look around themselves and think, “wait. Wait. WAIT. Surely it gets better than this? It has to get better than this, right?” “This” being their humiliating jobs, their non-existent love lives, and their rapidly dwindling will to live. The answer: No. No, it doesn’t.
The series stars Leo Reich (Too Much, Break Clause: Channel 4 Comedy Blap), Emily Fairn (House of Guinness, The Responder), Olive Gray (Save Me, Halo), Sean Delaney (Killing Eve, Life After Life), Dane Williams (What It Feels Like for A Girl, House of David), India Mullen (Normal People, Brassic), and John Tothill. Guest stars include Andrew Scott (All of Us Strangers, Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery), Lena Dunham (Girls, Generation), and Amelia Dimoldenberg (Meet the Markles, Taskmaster), amongst others.
It Gets Worse, a Showtime® Original Series, premieres in the US as a six-episode binge on Friday, November 6, exclusively on the Paramount+ Premium Plan. (The series will also be available to stream on Paramount+ in Latin America, Brazil, and Italy.)
Wolves Up Close With Bertie Gregory (UK-US)
In this documentary, National Geographic Explorer Bertie Gregory returns to Hudson Bay in Arctic Canada to check in on some old friends: a pack of wolves led by their fearless leader, Kona. Food is scarce in winter, their most punishing season, which forces the pack to take on their biggest and most dangerous prey: the moose. Facing an animal ten times their size, one wrong move could be fatal. It’s this battle of size versus strategy that Bertie has come to film. What he witnesses and captures is a rarely-seen event and an unforgettable moment for a member of his favorite pack.
Wolves Up Close With Bertie Gregory premieres in the US on Friday, November 6, at 8pm ET, on National Geographic, with streaming available on Disney+ and Hulu starting November 7.
Clive Myrie’s African Adventure (UK)
In this docuseries, journalist and news presenter Clive Myrie journeys across an Africa rarely seen, immersing himself in its culture, from surfing to souks, and uncovering family roots. Clive Myrie’s African Adventure premieres in North America as a ten-episode binge on Saturday, November 7, on BBC Select.
The Madame Blanc Mysteries: Season 5 (UK)
In the latest season of this popular cozy mystery series, antiques expert Jean White (Sally Lindsay, Cold Call, Love Rat) is busy with murder, stolen treasures, and buried secrets, but as her wedding to Dom (Steve Edge, Starlings, Murder They Hope) approaches, family tensions are on the rise. And in the shocking Christmas special, their long-awaited wedding takes center stage… but will the ceremony actually take place?
Returning cast members include Sue Vincent (Mount Pleasant, Shameless), Robin Askwith (Strike, Benidorm), Sue Holderness (Only Fools and Horses, Still Open All Hours), and Alex Gaumond (Derry Girls, Death In Paradise), as well as Tony Robinson (Blackadder, Time Team), Paul Chuckle (Elliott), and Stephen Bailey (Tip Toe, Coronation Street).
This season’s guest stars include Justin Moorhouse (Phoenix Nights), Brian Capron (Coronation Street), Lesley Joseph (Birds of a Feather), Jason Manford (Waterloo Road), Michael Fenton Stevens (Slow Horses), Su Pollard (Hi-de-Hi!), Louisa Lytton (EastEnders), Frazer Hines (Emmerdale), Bonnie Langford (EastEnders), and Zoe Lyons (Mock the Week).
The Madame Blanc Mysteries: Season 5, an Acorn TV Original, premieres in the US, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand on Monday, November 9, exclusively on Acorn TV. New episodes will drop weekly through December 21, when the season concludes with an all-new Christmas special.
Rivals: Season 2, Part 2 (UK)
Following on from the heartbreaking mid-series finale, the back half of this hit dramedy series sees Tony Baddingham (David Tennant, Doctor Who, Broadchurch) and Declan O’Hara’s (Aidan Turner, “The Hobbit” films, Poldark) battle for the Cotswolds crown reaching fever pitch, while Rupert Campbell-Black (Alex Hassell, Everything Now, The Miniaturist) is forced to confront his own personal demons.
Against a backdrop of hedonistic parties, Bonfire Night chaos, the Hampshire Hunt Ball, and a turbulent Christmas, affairs unravel, alliances fracture, and rivalries intensify. Caught in the middle of the frenzied franchise war is Taggie O’Hara (Bella Maclean, Sex Education, Silent Witness), who must find the courage to follow her heart while those around her face the consequences of ambition, power, and secrets that can no longer remain hidden.
Based on the book by the late Dame Jilly Cooper, Rivals: Season 2, Part 2, a Hulu Original, premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 11, exclusively on Hulu.
Blue Lights: Season 4 (UK/NI)
In the new season of this hit police procedural, probation might be over for Grace (Siân Brooke, Sherlock), Tommy (Nathan Braniff), and Annie (Katherine Devlin, The Day of the Jackal), but it isn’t getting any easier to control the ongoing drug pipeline in Northern Ireland. A limitation on police resources is making everything more difficult and threatening the future of Blackthorn Station. Beyond the station doors, a rise of anti-immigration violence is bringing riots to the streets, and the toxic legacy of the Troubles still runs deep. Faced with chaos on the streets and pressure from above, the section is forced to radically reconsider the way they work… and the place they call home.
Blue Lights: Season 4, a BritBox Original, premieres in North America on Thursday, November 12, exclusively on BritBox. New episodes will drop weekly through December 17.
The Jigsaw Puzzle Murder (UK)
This true-crime docuseries does a deep dive into the police investigation of a complex 2024 murder case: the killing and dismemberment of 67-year-old Stuart Everett in Winton, Salford, Greater Manchester. The two-part program reconstructs the step-by-step methodology that homicide detectives and forensic teams used to trace the killer, build a definitive homicide case, and solve it, including piecing together seemingly disjointed and scattered evidence that ranged from CCTV footage to forensic tracks.
Featuring real-life case files, bodycam footage, and insights from the lead investigating officers, The Jigsaw Puzzle Murder premieres in the US on Thursday, November 12, exclusively on Paramount+.
Mosaic Tree of Life Jigsaw Puzzle 1000 Pieces
The Gilded Spine 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle with Foil
National Parks 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Starry Aurora Lake 1000 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
The Three Kings of 1936 (UK)
This feature-length documentary explores the extraordinary events of 1936 that saw three different kings sit on the British throne in quick succession: the aging King George V, the controversial Edward VIII, and the duty-bound George VI. The Three Kings of 1936 premieres in North America on Thursday, November 12, on BBC Select.
Cunk on Cinema (UK)
Diane Morgan (Motherland, After Life) returns as the inimitable Philomena Cunk in this new mockumentary series from Charlie Brooker (Black Mirror). Billed as Cunk’s most glamorous outing yet, she charts the history of cinema, from the invention of the camera and the New Wave filmmakers of the 1960s, right up to the entrance of CGI and what the future of AI holds. Over the course of six episodes, Cunk will attempt to demystify it all while sitting in lumpy seats with stale popcorn, asking questions that only she would ask.
Cunk on Cinema (UK), a Netflix Series, premieres globally (outside the UK and Ireland) on Sunday, November 15, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Death Valley: Season 2 (UK/Wales)
In the new season of this comedy-crime series, Janie Mallowan (Gwyneth Keyworth, Lost Boys & Fairies) has been promoted to Detective Inspector due to her unprecedented clear-up rate in solving murders with help from former actor John Chapel (Timothy Spall, The Sixth Commandment). He’s moved up and become official, too, as he’s now Mid Wales Police’s new civilian consultant.
But Janie is growing increasingly unhappy with her new role, given all of the health and safety briefings and police strategy meetings. And the arrival of her estranged father, the charming but unreliable Michael (Owen Teale, Line of Duty), forces her to question her life choices. Meanwhile, a murder on the set of an epic Games of Thrones-style production reignites John’s passion for acting. Might he make a return? And the pair’s personal relationship remains fragile following John’s relationship with Yvonne (Melanie Walters, Gavin & Stacey), Janie’s mum.
Death Valley: Season 2, a BritBox Original, premieres in North America on Tuesday, November 17, exclusively on BritBox. New episodes will drop weekly through December 22.
How The Tudors Lost Their Heads (UK)
In this six-part docuseries, historians Dan Snow and Professor Suzannah Lipscomb investigate the lives and deaths of some of Tudor England’s most fascinating figures, including Mary, Queen of Scots; Anne Boleyn; Robert Devereux, Earl of Essex; John Dudley; Margaret Pole; and Perkin Warbeck, who claimed to be one of the famed Princes in the Tower. Dan and Suzie seek clues in spectacular castles and palaces across Britain and Europe, gain rare access to archives, and reveal new evidence that helps expose the truth behind the executions.
How the Tudors Lost Their Heads premieres in the US on Tuesday, November 17, on Disney+ and Hulu.
The Assassin: Season 2 (UK)
This action thriller returns with Keeley Hawes (Miss Austen, Crossfire) as retired assassin Julie and Freddie Highmore (The Good Doctor, Bates Motel) as Edward, Julie’s estranged-then-reunited son. In the new season, they are forced to go on the run together again, as a dark conspiracy emerges and threatens their relationship anew.
Costarring Shalom Brune-Franklin (Baby Reindeer, The Girlfriend), The Assassin: Season 2 premieres in the US on Thursday, November 19, exclusively on AMC+. New episodes will drop weekly through December 24.
Heartland: Season 20 (CA)
In the new season of this fan-favorite drama (the longest running, one-hour drama in Canadian television history), Amy (Amber Marshall, Murdoch Mysteries) grapples with a difficult decision about her future with Nathan (Spencer Lord, Family Law) and how that will affect her life at Heartland. Meanwhile, a dynamic rival gallops into town with serious horse skills, a flair for fashion, and a dedicated online following. But her sudden arrival leaves Amy a little wary about her true intentions.
Lou (Michelle Morgan, Virgin River) has landed on her next grand business venture, but finds herself distracted by an impending milestone. As Katie (Baye McPherson, My Life with the Walter Boys) grows more independent, Lou is forced to confront and reflect on her own fears about what comes next. Jack (Shaun Johnston, Crossroad Springs) is slow to trust Dex (Dylan Hawco, Son of a Critch) after he disappointed him last season, but once Dex proves he’s willing to change, Jack helps him to realize his true potential in the rodeo, and in life.
Heartland: Season 20 premieres in the US on Thursday, November 19, exclusively on UP Faith and Family.
Royal Gardens: Season 1 (UK)
In this docuseries, Professor Suzannah Lipscomb explores the world’s most majestic royal estates through their historic and botanical wonders, revealing the secrets, beauty, and cultural legacy of these iconic gardens in each episode. Royal Gardens: Season 1 premieres in North America as a six-episode binge on Thursday, November 19, on BBC Select.
Secret Service (UK)
Based on the first title in Tom Bradby’s series of “Kate Henderson” novels, this espionage thriller follows senior MI6 intelligence officer Kate Henderson (Gemma Arterton, Funny Woman, The King’s Man), who leads the investigation into a Russian plot to infiltrate the British Cabinet after the Prime Minister abruptly resigns. With an expedited leadership election looming, Kate is in a race against the clock to expose a high-level conspiracy within the government before either of the two contenders to succeed him, Home Secretary Imogen Conrad (Amaka Okafor, The Responder) and Foreign Secretary Ryan Walker (Mark Stanley, Trigger Point), each of whom Kate has learned has compromising links to Russia, becomes the next PM.
Costarring Rafe Spall (Trying), Alex Kingston (Doctor Who), and Roger Allam (Endeavour), Secret Service premieres in North America on Sunday, November 22, on MGM+.
The Great British Baking Show: Holidays: Season 9 (UK)
Jolly treats, returning contestants, and the cast of Peep Show bring holiday hilarity to the tent. The Great British Baking Show: Holidays: Season 9, a Netflix Series, premieres globally (outside the UK) on Monday, November 23, exclusively on Netflix.
The Slightest Touch (IE-US)
This documentary follows Emma Fogarty, who has spent her life defying expectations. Born with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB), an extremely rare and devastating condition that causes her skin to blister and tear at the slightest touch, Emma refuses to be defined by her disease. As she turns 40, an age doctors once believed she would never reach, Emma and her longtime friend, actor Colin Farrell (Sugar), embark on the challenge of completing the Dublin Marathon together. Behind this remarkable feat lies the story of an enduring friendship.
The Slightest Touch, an HBO Original Documentary, premieres in the US on Wednesday, November 25, exclusively on HBO Max.
A Very British Yule Log (New Editions) (UK)
This selection of quintessentially British yule logs will fill your home with the warm comfort of an open fire, minus the mess. Choose between festive Christmas music or the calming crackle of logs on the hearth, put your feet up, and get cozy in front of the (streamed) fire. A Very British Yule Log (New Editions) premieres in North America on Thursday, November 26, on BBC Select. New episodes will drop weekly through January 28, 2027.
Tyson Fury (UK)
In this documentary, legendary boxer Tyson “the Gypsy King” Fury recounts his rise, fall, and redemption.
Tyson Fury, a Netflix Documentary, premieres globally on Friday, November 27, exclusively on Netflix. (You can set a reminder for it now.)
Miss Scarlet: Season 7 (UK)
In the seventh and final season of this period mystery drama, Eliza Scarlet (Kate Phillips, Wolf Hall, Peaky Blinders) has found love, but with it comes a new set of challenges, both on a professional and personal level. She is reunited with familiar friendly faces, as well as a powerful new crime boss who has arrived in town… and it’s not who you might expect. Meanwhile, Blake’s (Tom Durant Pritchard, The Forsytes, This Is Going to Hurt) promotion brings its own complications, as he finds himself answering to a surprising new boss.
Miss Scarlet: Season 7 premieres in the US as a full-season, streaming-only launch on Sunday, November 29, exclusively on PBS Passport and the PBS Masterpiece Prime Video Channel, in advance of the broadcast debut on January 17, 2027.
NON-PREMIERE PROGRAMS BEING ADDED TO STREAMING SERVICES
Titles in this section begin streaming in the US and Canada on the dates shown below on Acorn TV and its digital channels, including Acorn TV on Prime Channels.
Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery (CA)
Based on the book Still Life, Louise Penny’s debut novel and the first title in her “Chief Inspector Armand Gamache” crime series, this mystery movie stars Nathaniel Parker (The Haunted Mansion, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries) as Inspector Armand Gamache, who goes to the (fictitious) village of Three Pines in the Canadian province of Quebec to investigate a death. The body of the deceased, a much-loved member of the community, was found in the woods during Thanksgiving. Although the locals are certain that it was just a tragic hunting accident, Gamache suspects foul play. Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery begins streaming Monday, November 30.
Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery DVD
Titles in this section begin streaming in the US and Canada on the dates shown below on All Reality and its digital channels, including AMC+ on Prime Video.
The Crossbow Cannibal (UK)
This feature-length true-crime documentary examines the notorious case of Stephen Griffiths, who murdered three women in cold blood, including one that was caught on CCTV. In court, he shocked everyone by calling himself “the Crossbow Cannibal.” The self-confessed cannibal was a student of criminology that desperately sought out infamy, following in the footsteps of his idol, serial killer Peter Sutcliffe. Griffiths’ gruesome murders found him joining the ranks of some of Britain’s most notorious murderers. The Crossbow Cannibal begins streaming Thursday, November 26.
Titles in this section begin streaming in North America on the dates shown below on BBC Select and its digital channels, including BBC Select on Prime Channels.
Are We Still Evolving? (UK)
In this documentary, Dr. Alice Roberts asks one of the great questions about our species: Are we still evolving? And if so, what evolutionary changes could be in our future? Are We Still Evolving? begins streaming on November 12.
Inside Hotel Chocolat: Seasons 1-2 (UK)
This docuseries takes viewers behind the scenes at Hotel Chocolat, Britain’s biggest independent chocolate company, following the teams inside the factory as they make a million chocolates a day. And in Season 2, it might be a challenging time for the high street, but Hotel Chocolat is about to enter its most exciting year yet as the team conjures up exciting flavors in a bid to crack the American market. Inside Hotel Chocolat: Season 1 begins streaming as a two-episode binge, and Season 2 as a three-episode binge, both on Thursday, November 19.
Kirstie’s Vintage Christmas (UK)
In this reality TV special, queen of crafts Kirstie Allsopp and her team of experts mentor homemakers and show them how to inject a bit of vintage style into homes for the holiday season, demonstrating how to create handmade treasures and shop for chic vintage items. Kirstie’s Vintage Christmas begins streaming on Thursday, November 26.
Snow Bears (UK)
This hour-long documentary tells the enchanting, true-to-life tale of two polar bear cubs and their mother, which make a 400-mile journey from their birth den in Svalbard, Norway, to the pack ice surrounding the North Pole. Snow Bears begins streaming on Thursday, November 26.
Titles in this section begin streaming in North America on the dates shown below on BritBox and its digital channels, including BritBox on Prime Channels.
Friday Night Dinner: Seasons 3-6 (UK)
This hit comedy series follows the regular Friday night dinner experiences of the Jewish middle-class Goodman family in the north London suburb of Mill Hill. Starring Starring Tamsin Greig (Riot Women), Paul Ritter (No Offence), Simon Bird (The Inbetweeners), Tom Rosenthal (Plebs), and Mark Heap (Upstart Crow), Friday Night Dinner: Seasons 3-6 begins streaming on Monday, November 2.
Escape to the Country: Season 9 (UK)
This reality series celebrates the house-buying success stories of people who went on to purchase a rural property they were introduced to on their original Escape to the Country journey. Escape to the Country: Season 9 begins streaming in the US only with two episodes on Friday, November 6, followed by one episode each week through November 27.
Pointless Celebrities UK: Season 8 (UK)
Alexander Armstrong and Richard Osman present a celebrity version of the general knowledge quiz in which contestants try to come up with the answers that nobody else could think of. Pointless Celebrities UK: Season 8 begins streaming as a twelve-episode binge on Monday, November 23.
Titles in this section begin streaming in the US on the dates shown below on the PBS Drama FAST channel (FAST = free advertising-supported streaming TV) on Prime Video.
Beginning Sunday, November 1, at 12am ET, the PBS Drama FAST channel on Prime Video will bring viewers “Mystery Month,” a special month-long programming event featuring acclaimed mysteries, beloved detectives, and gripping crime dramas that span decades of best-in-class mystery storytelling, all for free. The event also features special marathon programming of fan-favorite series, including:
- November 4 – 8: Agatha Christie’s Poirot: David Suchet stars as Agatha Christie’s beloved detective Hercule Poirot, who pits his wits against crime and injustice in this collection of murder mysteries.
- November 12: Masterpiece: Grantchester: James Norton stars as Sidney Chambers, the charismatic, charming, crime-fighting clergyman, and Robson Green as his partner in crime, Detective Inspector Geordie Keating, solving crimes in a simpler 1950s England.
- November 14: Masterpiece: Sherlock: Benedict Cumberbatch and Martin Freeman star in this popular series as a modern-day Sherlock Holmes and his long-suffering, faithful friend, Dr. John Watson.
- November 15: Masterpiece: Endeavour: Starring Shaun Evans, this mystery series chronicles the early criminal casebook of a young detective who would become Colin Dexter’s immortal Inspector Morse.
- November 22: Masterpiece: Grantchester
Additional programs that will stream during Mystery Month include:
- Masterpiece: Baptiste: From the writers of The Missing comes this mystery series starring the late Tchéky Karyo as the insightful but stubborn investigator Julien Baptiste.
- Masterpiece: Van der Valk: Piet Van der Valk (Marc Warren) is an unapologetic, street-smart detective solving crimes in Amsterdam using astute human observation and inspired detection.
- Pie in the Sky: DI Henry Crabbe (Richard Griffiths) divides his time between catching criminals and cooking in his (technically his wife’s) restaurant in this lighthearted British mystery series.
- Reilly: Ace of Spies: This epic miniseries tells the true story of Sidney Reilly (played by the late Sam Neill), the legendary super-spy who inspired James Bond.
- The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes: Based on Sir Hugh Greene’s anthology of early detective stories, this series brings to life the many detectives of late Victorian London who were The Rivals of Sherlock Holmes.
- The Ruth Rendell Mysteries: Next Chapters: Bestselling author Ruth Rendell ensures intrigue and suspense at every turn. Explore the dark fissures between people that motivate murder.
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