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New on Netflix in November 2025 — here are the 5 best new shows and movies to stream
Here are my top picks for what you need to watch this November
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Netflix has announced everything coming to the streaming service in November 2025, and this might be the best batch of new arrivals I've seen all year. There are hit returning series, new movies and even some highly anticipated new shows all arriving on Netflix this month. Top of the list, though, is undeniably "Stranger Things." The hit Netflix original horror/sci-fi series returns this month for its fifth and final season, starting with a three-episode volume 1 dropping on Nov. 26.
Everything Coming To and Leaving Netflix in November 2025
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As October sees itself out, Netflix has unveiled its slate of new programming for November 2025.
Next month’s list is led by the premiere of the highly-anticipated Stranger Things 5: Volume 1 and Guillermo del Toro’s Frankenstein adaptation starring Jacob Elordi and Oscar Isaac. Also joining the streamer in November is season two of The Vince Staples Show and the Eddie Murphy documentary Being Eddie. Meanwhile, November will mark the last month for subscribers to stream the Shrek franchise, several Fast & Furious titles and classics like Ferris Bueller’s Day Off and the original Happy Gilmore.
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Top New TV Shows and Series to Stream in November 2025
Wondering what to watch in November 2025? We’ve got you covered. Keep reading to see the full list of every unmissable TV show and series coming to all streaming platforms throughout the month, as well as where you can watch them.
November kicks off with the two-episode premiere of "Robin Hood," MGM+’s historical action/adventure series starring Sean Bean and Connie Nielsen. “These characters did actually exist,” Bean told Newsweek in a recent interview, “and it’s really interesting how they intertwine that with the authentic historical aspect.”
If you’re a Netflix subscriber, look out for more reality TV thrills in "Squid Game: The Challenge – Season 2," which premieres November 4. While "Squid Game Season 3" seems to be the last we’re getting from the mega-popular South Korean drama for now, the spinoff game show is in full flow.
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