After a huge month of network returns, November 2025’s most-hyped new TV arrivals bring long-awaited series from big names, plenty of thrillers, and exciting specials. Partnering with predictive media analytics company Diesel Labs, Screen Rant has exclusive data analyzing TV releases with the most online engagement before their debut. Each series is assigned a hype score, measured by chatter across various online platforms.
The most-discussed new titles are ranked by Attention Signals, which are calculated via measures such as likes, shares, comments, and views on social and video channels like Facebook and YouTube. This data provides valuable insights into which TV shows are making the biggest virtual impact on audiences ahead of their release, regardless of reviews or ratings.
The attention scale metric is the percentage of attention based on the show or movie in the number one spot (which is represented as 100%).
Excluding the returns of established series, such as Stranger Things season 5 or Landman season 2, November 2025’s brand-new titles add some exciting variety to the current TV slate. From a new sci-fi by Breaking Bad’s creator to a Rachel Sennott-created HBO comedy, this month has buzzworthy names behind some potentially enduring hits. Based on Diesel Labs’ data, here’s Screen Rant’s list of November 2025’s TV releases with the most online anticipation.
Top 10 Most Anticipated TV Shows – November 2025
Title
Premiere Date
Platform
Genre
Attention Scale
Attention Signals
11/6/2025
Peacock
Thriller
100.00%
23,368,924
11/7/2025
Apple TV
Sci-Fi
55.79%
13,038,065
11/7/2025
NBC
Comedy
42.49%
9,929,811
11/13/2025
Netflix
Action & Adventure
10.93%
2,553,078
11/13/2025
Netflix
Thriller
9.86%
2,303,562
11/6/2025
Netflix
Historical Drama
4.97%
1,160,460
11/6/2025
NBC
Special
4.06%
949,867
11/2/2025
HBO
Comedy
3.32%
775,075
The American Revolution Ken Burns
11/16/2025
PBS
Docuseries
2.34%
545,926
The Seduction
11/14/2025
HBO Max
Drama
2.12%
494,767
According to Diesel Labs’ data, the most anticipated series of November 2025 is All Her Fault, Peacock’s thriller starring Dakota Fanning and Succession’s Sarah Snook. The story kicks off as a mother picks up her son from a playdate, only for the woman answering the door to reveal she’s never heard of him. Second in anticipation is Pluribus, a new Apple TV sci-fi show from Breaking Bad’s Vince Gilligan, followed close behind by NBC’s mockumentary-style cheerleading comedy Stumble.
Among the other titles with heavy engagement before their debuts this month are three anticipated Netflix shows: the action-heavy Last Samurai Standing, Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys’ thriller miniseries The Beast in Me, and the Michael Shannon and Matthew Mcfadyen-led President James A. Garfield historical drama miniseries Death by Lightning. Also seeing traction with potential viewers online is NBC’s special Wicked: One Wonderful Night, a concert event featuring the cast of Wicked: For Good as they also share their experiences making the film.
Closing out the month’s most-chatted-about TV releases are the Rachel Sennott-created and starring HBO comedy I Love LA, also featuring Josh Hutcherson, Ken Burns’ 12-hour PBS docuseries The American Revolution, and HBO Max’s Diane Kruger-starring period drama The Seduction, loosely based on the classic French novel Les Liaisons Dangereuses. Though many of the top-discussed shows in November 2025 are miniseries, some additions have the potential to become long-lasting hits for platforms like Apple TV and HBO Max.
Diesel Labs is a Content Intelligence company that produces audience insights for the entire media landscape. With a sophisticated machine-learning based approach, they measure millions of audience members’ attention with content across many sources including major social and video platforms YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, TikTok (beta), and Reddit (beta). For more information, visit www.diesellabs.com.
