5 Major November 2023 Premieres and Where to Stream Them
This month is brimming with exciting releases.
When the WGA and SAG-AFTRA strikes were in full swing, it seemed that television was doomed to shut down for the year. And sure, many popular shows were delayed indefinitely, but the industry didn't grind to a complete halt. As a result, many shows are premiering each month.
Here are five of the most popular titles that will soon be available to stream.
Invincible (Season 2) – Amazon Prime Video (3d November)
Having made its debut over two years ago, this adult superhero animated series was one of Prime Video's pioneering animation projects. Most importantly, it was an instant success, garnering a loyal fanbase that demanded another season of the show.
The second installment following the titular superhero will finally be released on the platform in just a couple of days.
Rap Sh!t (Season 2) – Max (9th November)
Created by Issa Rae of Barbie fame, this comedy show premiered just a year ago and gained enough popularity to secure another season. Revolving around two former high school best friends attempting to make it in the music industry with their rap group, the series will return to Max with a new installment in a week.
Season 2 will be a watershed moment for the show as its future pivots on it.
The Crown (Season 6, Part 1) – Netflix (16th November)
One of Netflix's flagship shows, this historical drama was released in 2016 to become an absolute hit and make its cast real stars. Following a fictionalized version of the British Royal family and the late Queen Elizabeth II in particular, The Crown has spanned five seasons over the years and starred many prominent actors, including Olivia Colman and John Lithgow.
The first part of the highly anticipated sixth installment of the show is set to premiere in two weeks. Meanwhile, the second part will be released on 14th December.
Fargo (Season 5) – Hulu (22d November)
After a three-year hiatus, this black comedy-drama will finally return with a fifth season at the end of this month. The FX anthology series, which debuted in 2014, quickly won over audiences and was subsequently renewed for additional seasons.
The new installment will air on FX and then will be transferred to Hulu the next day.
Doctor Who (60th Anniversary specials) – Disney+ (25th November)
The cult sci-fi BBC series premiered in 1963. But remarkably, the show has spanned only thirteen seasons over its sixty-year tenure on the air, with multiple specials. To mark the sixtieth anniversary, Doctor Who is releasing three specials this year, beginning on November 25th. American audiences will be able to enjoy the show on Disney+ upon its release.