{"id":109130,"date":"2025-10-28T21:47:13","date_gmt":"2025-10-28T21:47:13","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/109130\/"},"modified":"2025-10-28T21:47:13","modified_gmt":"2025-10-28T21:47:13","slug":"12-brilliant-dramas-coming-to-netflix-itv-the-bbc-and-more-this-november","status":"publish","type":"post","link":"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ie\/109130\/","title":{"rendered":"12 \u201cbrilliant\u201d dramas coming to Netflix, ITV, the BBC and more this November"},"content":{"rendered":"

While November often brings with it dark and dreary days, it\u2019s also \u2013 rather conveniently – the best month of the year for TV. Fact. Don\u2019t believe us? We\u2019re here to prove it with a slew of brilliant new shows that are coming your way.<\/p>\n

We\u2019ve got Sean Bean showing off his period drama skills in Prime Video\u2019s Robin Hood<\/a>, the eagerly awaited return of Ashley Jensen\u2019s hit crime drama Shetland<\/a>,<\/a> and a twisty new thriller featuring a playdate that goes very wrong in All Your Fault – to name just a few. So, make yourself at home, because these are the 12 dramas to watch on Netflix, ITV, the BBC and more this November. <\/p>\n

The Beast in Me\"the<\/p>\n

Courtesy of Netflix<\/p>\n

If you\u2019ve ever felt envious of the person living next door to you, this new Netflix series will introduce you to a neighbour you certainly won\u2019t envy. Claire Danes is a reclusive author who finds herself playing a terrifying game of cat and mouse with the man next door – a real estate mogul played by Matthew Rhys who was once the prime suspect in his wife\u2019s disappearance. Having shut herself away from the world following the loss of her son, Aggie now has a real-life mystery to solve \u2013 and she won\u2019t stop until she gets to the bottom of it. Arriving on Netflix<\/a> on Thursday 13th November. <\/p>\n

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Aleksandar Letic<\/p>\n

Think you\u2019ve seen Sean Bean at his best? You haven\u2019t seen him in Robin Hood yet. Having already proved his period drama<\/a> potential in Disney+’s Shardlake<\/a>, the This City is Ours<\/a>\u2019 actor is now stepping into the shoes of the Sheriff of Nottingham in this modern update to the legendary folk tale. The series delves into the titular outlaw\u2019s (played by Jack Patten) early life and where his quest to steal from the rich and give to the poor began. A must-watch. Available to watch on Prime Video from Sunday 2nd November.<\/p>\n

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Robert Pereira Hind<\/p>\n

The Scottish crime drama is marking a major milestone as it enters its 10th series \u2013 and we couldn\u2019t be happier about it. The six-part series will see the return of DI Ruth Calder (Ashley Jensen) and DI Alison \u2018Tosh\u2019 MacIntosh (Alison O\u2019Donnell) who travel to the isolated hamlet of Lunniswick to investigate the sinister killing of an elderly woman. The body of the retired social worker has been out in the elements for a number of days, raising many questions – and the pair sooner uncover terrible deeds at the heart of this close-knit community. Arriving on Wednesday 5th November at 9pm on BBC One and BBC iPlayer<\/a>.<\/p>\n

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Photographer:\/\/BBC<\/p>\n

One that will get us all talking, the BBC’s latest thriller takes a deliciously honest look at mother\/daughter relationships in the age of social media. Set in Richford Lake, a fictional gated community in the Home Counties, which is designed for the ultra-wealthy, we\u2019ll meet Lorna (Carmen Ejogo), a self-made, successful businesswoman from London who\u2019s got where she is through hard work. Her best friend Juliet (Eve Best), however, is a woman born into privilege and when their daughters, Grace and Allegra, are implicated in a shocking scandal at their private school, their friendship is pushed to breaking point. The question is, how far will they each go to protect their children? Arriving on BBC One and BBC iPlayer this November. <\/p>\n

The Death of Bunny Munro\"matt<\/p>\n

Parisa Taghizadeh\/\/Sky<\/p>\n

Feel like you haven\u2019t seen The Crown\u2019s Matt Smith on your screen for a while? He\u2019s making up for it with this adaptation of Nick Cave’s 2009 novel of the same name. Covering themes of death, grief, self-destructive behaviour, the six-part series is centered around self-professed lothario Bunny Munro (Smith), who finds himself saddled with a young son and a pretty loose concept of parenting. A moving portrait of the relationship between father and son, it’s a darkly comic watch that tackles the question of what it means to be a man. Arriving on Sky<\/a> and NOW on Thursday 20th November.
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Channel 4<\/p>\n

We love a forbidden love story and this one doesn\u2019t disappoint. Set against the backdrop of the Troubles, the period drama centres around Cushla (Lola Petticrew), a sparky young Catholic schoolteacher whose desires and dreams have been frustrated by the grind of daily life – and who\u2019s constantly sparring with her “glorious wreck” of a mother, Gina (Gillian Anderson). When Cushla meets Micheal (Tom Cullen), an older married barrister who\u2019s Protestant, the pair find themselves irresistibly drawn to each other despite knowing that a relationship could spell all kinds of trouble. Arriving on Chanel 4 this November <\/p>\n

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Channel 4<\/p>\n

An off-grid getaway where you can immerse yourself in nature might sound like absolute bliss \u2013 but all is not quite so tranquil in this compulsive new drama. Starring the likes of Dougray Scott and Shirley Henderson, it’s based on Sarah Moss\u2019s bestselling book of the same name and is set over the course of one rainy summer\u2019s day at a remote loch-side Scottish holiday cabin park. Taking us into the cabins – and lives – of several different families who are cooped up together, we\u2019ll see the bubbling tensions between holidaymakers, which eventually erupt into a devastating climax. Arriving on Chanel 4 this November <\/p>\n

All\u2019s Fair\"all\u2019s<\/p>\n

Ser Baffo<\/p>\n

From the creative genius that is Ryan Murphy, this hotly-anticipated legal drama focuses on a team of female divorce attorneys who leave a male-dominated firm to open their own \u201cpowerhouse practice\u201d. Described by Disney+ as \u201cfierce, brilliant, and emotionally complicated\u201d, the women will navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances, both in the courtroom and outside of it. If you enjoy a bit of scandal, this one\u2019s for you. Arriving on Disney+<\/a> on Tuesday 4th November.<\/p>\n

Sight Unseen\"sight<\/p>\n

Michael Courtney<\/p>\n

While in the middle of a crime case in Vancouver, Canada, homicide detective Tess Avery (Dolly Lewis) starts losing her vision. A few days later, she\u2019s diagnosed as clinically blind. Haunted by the cases she\u2019s forced to leave behind and reluctant to accept help, Tess uses an assistance app to connect with a professional seeing-eye guide 3,000 miles away in New York. Sunny Patel (Agam Darshi) becomes the unorthodox partner in Tess\u2019 ear, helping her bring down criminals. Series 2 is arriving on Paramount+<\/a> on Monday 3rd November. <\/p>\n

All Her Fault\"adapted<\/p>\n

Peacock<\/p>\n

If you were a fan of ITV’s Playing Nice<\/a> or Disney+’s The Stolen Girl<\/a>, you\u2019ll want to add this chilling new suburban thriller to your watchlist. The series stars Succession\u2019s Sarah Snook as Marissa Irvine, who sends her son, Milo, off for a playdate that turns out to be far from straightforward. When she goes to pick Milo up from her new friend\u2019s house, she discovers that the people living there have never heard of him. It’s eerie, to say the least. Arriving on Sky<\/a> and NOW on Friday 7th November.<\/p>\n

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CBC\/Lark Productions\/Darko Sikman<\/p>\n

Does anything beat a brilliant police drama? This one broke records when it first aired in Canada and now it\u2019s coming to U&Alibi. Set in Surrey, British Columbia, we meet star police officer Sabrina Sohal (Supinder Wraich) as she begins a job on the Surrey force. As she fights to exonerate her politician father and serve her hometown, she comes up against the limits of the justice system. She also finds that her job is impacted by her gender and ethnicity, as well as the community\u2019s negative attitudes towards the police force. \u201cUnlike a lot of cop shows right now,\u201d creator and writer Anar Ali told Straight magazine, \u201cthe cop is the hero always \u2013 and we didn\u2019t want that.” Series 1 is arriving on U&Alibi on Thursday 13th November.
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Landman\"demi<\/p>\n

Emerson Miller<\/p>\n

If you\u2019re a fan of Yellowstone<\/a>, you might already be familiar with Taylor Sheridan’s other series Landman, which is about to return for a second series. The West Texas-set drama follows Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), a crisis manager for oil company M-Tex and series 2 will see him accruing more power than ever before. There will also be much more focus on Cami Miller (Demi Moore), who’s stepping into leadership of M-Tex following her husband Monty\u2019s (Jon Hamm) death. Let the power moves begin! Arriving on Paramount+<\/a> on Sunday 16th November. <\/p>\n

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