Netflix is looking to continue its stellar year with another jam-packed month of TV shows throughout November 2022. With both new series and new seasons of hit shows, fans can keep themselves entertained with new TV. The popular streaming service kicks off the month with what could be the next big workplace comedy Blockbuster. Which, as you can guess, is based on the movie rental store that was everyone's weekly visit back in the 90s. Netflix will then round out the month with the highly anticipated new spinoff series Wednesday, which focuses on Wednesday Addams from The Addams Family. Jenna Ortega will play Wednesday Addams, with the previous Wednesday Addams, Christina Ricci, acting as Marilyn Thornhill, as originally reported by Deadline.
Throughout November 2022, new seasons of hit shows like The Crown, The Dragon Prince, and Dead to Me will also drop their newest seasons on Netflix. Manifest, is getting its final season on Netflix after having been canceled by NBC back in 2021. Thanks to fan support, Netflix was able to pick up the show for its fourth and final season, which will be broken into two parts, similarly to what they did with Stranger Things. Whether you are looking for revamped series like the new Teletubbies or new seasons of your favorite shows, you won't want to miss these TV series on Netflix this November 2022.
Blockbuster Series Premiere — November 3
In what may be the next best comedic show, Netlfix hopes to bring their new show Blockbuster among today's best comedies. The first season will feature ten episodes, which will all premiere on Netflix on November 3. The series is set in the last Blockbuster Video store to survive in America. The Blockbuster cast includes Randall Park, Melissa Fumero, Madeleine Arthur, Tyler Alvarez, J.B. Smoove, Kamaia Fairburn, and Olga Merediz as the main Blockbuster video workers. Each episode will have a runtime of around 30 minutes.
The Dragon Prince Season 4 Premiere — November 3
The Dragon Prince is back for its fourth season on Netflix. The hit animated series has been enjoyed since its debut in 2018. With both an interesting story and a great rating, the popular children-to-teenager show is looking to continue its success. The main premise of The Dragon Prince is based on two human princes who have formed a friendship of sorts with an elfin assassin who was originally sent to kill them. Together, they all embark on an epic quest to bring peace to warring lands. Season 4 premieres on November 3.
Manifest Season 4, Volume 1 Premiere — November 4
When news of Netlfix renewing Manifest for a fourth and final season was announced, as reported by TV Line in July 2021, fans of the hit sci-fi show were thrilled,to say the least, and after watching the most recent trailer, the final season promises to be a wild ride. The last season will focus on five dominant themes: pre-determination, precognition, premonition, connection, and divine consciousness, and how all of these themes will help solve the mystery behind everything. The final season will air in two parts, with the first ten episodes of the season releasing on November 4. The final ten episodes will drop later, the exact date for which is currently unknown.
The Crown Season 5 Premiere — November 9
After news broke only a few weeks ago about the beloved Queen of England's passing, the already-critically acclaimed show The Crown saw a surge in viewership. Luckily, for those new viewers, they do not have to wait long for the show's fifth season to release as it heads to Netflix on November 9. The Crown, which saw its first season released back in 2016, has won 21 Emmys to date. The series follows Queen Elizabeth II's reign and the events that have shaped British history. Season five will focus on the events that took place in the 90s, surrounding the Queen and her family, which includes Elizabeth Debicki's portrayal of Princess Diana. All ten episodes of season five will premiere on November 9.
Teletubbies Series Premiere – November 14
The hit children's show Teletubbies is once again getting another revamp as it moves to Netflix. Tituss Burgess, best known for The Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt and Central Park, is attached to the new series as one of the beloved Teletubbies. That's right, Tinky Winky, Dipsy, Laa-Laa, and Po are back on new adventures. Not much has been released on the new show yet, but fans can hope to see a modernized version of the original 1997 children's show, with the series premiering November 14.
1899 Series Premiere — November 17
1899 is a brand new Netflix original series that drops on November 17. The series comprises eight episodes, all of which will premiere on the same date to allow for maximum binge-watching. The drama-meets-mystery series follows immigrants traveling from the old continent to the new as they encounter a nightmare about a second ship also adrift on the open sea. Plans of new life in a new place are threatened by this mysterious ship, and the passengers seek to find out what is aboard the missing ship.
Dead to Me Season 3 Premiere — November 17
The third and final season of Dead to Me will premiere on November 17 on Netflix. After season two ended with the two main characters, Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini), getting in a car accident, fans have been eagerly awaiting to see if both have survived. Now that the truth about Steve has been revealed, fans were also left waiting to see what would happen between these two friends. While it's unclear right now if all six episodes of the last season will release at the same time, you can be certain that this season has hopes to be the biggest and best yet.
Wednesday Series Premiere — November 23
Since 2021, the new spinoff series of the beloved Addams Family franchise has been all fans could talk about. Finally, after a long time of waiting, Wednesday will hit Netflix on November 23. From the imagination of Tim Burton, the new series will revolve around the interesting character of Wednesday Addams, played by Jenna Ortega, as she attempts to master her abilities and solve mysteries. All eight episodes of the series will air on the same day, allowing fans to binge-watch the new series.