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With spooky season<\/a> officially behind us, November is ushering in an exciting slate of new and returning TV shows. From psychological thrillers to the final chapters of beloved series, there\u2019s plenty to look forward to binge-watching this fall.<\/p>\n Kicking off the month is I Love LA, HBO Max\u2019s new original comedy series created, written by and starring Rachel Sennott. The show follows a codependent, ambitious friend group as they navigate life and love in Los Angeles. The series also stars Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, True Whitaker, and Josh Hutcherson.<\/p>\n Over at Netflix, there are several must-watch series, including Season 2 of the hit reality competition Squid Game: The Challenge<\/a>, where one contestant will walk away with $4.56 million. There\u2019s also the second installment of the biographical comedy The Vince Staples Show and, perhaps the most anticipated release of the month: Stranger Things Season 5, Part 1.<\/p>\n Netflix just dropped the official trailer<\/a> for the fifth and final season, which kicks off in the fall of 1987. The town is under mandatory military quarantine, and Vecna is back, unleashing terrifying nightmares on the Hawkins crew. Series co-creator Matt Duffer teased to Netflix\u2019s Tudum<\/a> that the gang is \u201cnot experiencing normal life,\u201d adding \u201cnothing in Hawkins is normal anymore.\u201d<\/p>\n November is also the month of twisty psychological thrillers. All eight episodes of Peacock\u2019s mystery drama All Her Fault \u2014 about a mother whose son goes missing after a playdate \u2014 drop on Nov. 4, so you can stream the entire season at once. Then there\u2019s Prime Video\u2019s Malice, which follows a male nanny who inserts himself into the life of a wealthy family with not-so-good intentions.<\/p>\n You also don’t want to miss All’s Fair, Ryan Murphy’s legal drama heading to Hulu on Nov. 4. The series follows a successful divorce lawyer and the owner of an all-female law firm in Los Angeles. Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, Niecy Nash, Teyana Taylor, Sarah Paulson, and Glenn Close star.<\/p>\n The Best New TV Shows Streaming In November 2025<\/p>\n Read on for the best new and returning TV shows<\/a> arriving on streaming platforms in November 2025, including their premiere dates, synopses and where to watch them.<\/p>\n I Love LA (Season 1)<\/p>\n Rachel Sennott in “I Love LA.”<\/p>\n Courtesy of Warner Bros.<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 2, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: HBO Max<\/p>\n Synopsis: Comedian Rachel Sennott\u2019s new HBO comedy series I Love LA premieres Nov. 2. The series follows a group of friends navigating life and relationships in Los Angeles as they approach their 30s. \u201cAn ambitious friend group navigates life and love in LA,\u201d the synopsis reads.<\/p>\n Watch the official trailer below.<\/p>\n Crutch (Season 1)<\/p>\n Tracy Morgan as Francois \u201cFrank\u201d Crutchfield and Adrianna Mitchell as Jamilah in Crutch, episode 2, season 1 streaming on Paramount+, 2025. Photo Credit: JoJo Whilden\/Paramount+<\/p>\n JoJo Whilden\/Paramount+<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 3, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: Paramount+<\/p>\n Synopsis: Paramount+\u2019s new sitcom Crutch stars Tracy Morgan as Francois Crutchfield, a beloved Harlem shop owner whose world is turned upside down when his son and daughter move back into the family home. The series is set in the same universe as CBS\u2019 hit comedy The Neighborhood.<\/p>\n Watch the official trailer below.<\/p>\n Squid Game: The Challenge (Season 2)<\/p>\n Squid Game: The Challenge. Episode 201 of Squid Game: The Challenge.<\/p>\n COURTESY OF NETFLIX<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 4, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: Netflix<\/p>\n Synopsis: Netflix\u2019s Emmy-nominated reality series, based on the hit South Korean drama Squid Game, is back for its second season. More than 450 contestants will compete in the high-stakes game filled with \u201cstrategy, alliances, and endurance as they compete for a life-changing $4.56 million prize,\u201d according to Netflix. Mai Whelan won the first season and took home<\/a> the massive $4.56 million prize.<\/p>\n Watch the official trailer below.<\/p>\n All\u2019s Fair (Season 1)<\/p>\n ALL\u2019S FAIR – \u201cFirst Look\u201d (Disney\/Ser Baffo) KIM KARDASHIAN, NAOMI WATTS<\/p>\n Disney<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 4, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: Hulu\/Disney+<\/p>\n Synopsis: Ryan Murphy’s new series All’s Fair features a star-studded cast, including Naomi Watts, Kim Kardashian and Niecy Nash-Betts. The legal drama follows a team of \u201cfemale divorce attorneys who leave a male-dominated firm to open their own powerhouse practice,\u201d according to the synopsis. \u201cFierce, brilliant, and emotionally complicated, they navigate high-stakes breakups, scandalous secrets, and shifting allegiances \u2014 both in the courtroom and within their own ranks.\u201d<\/p>\n Watch the official trailer below.<\/p>\n The Vince Staples Show (Season 2)<\/p>\n The Vince Staples Show – Season 2. (L to R) Vince Staples as Vince Staples, Vanessa Calloway as Anita, and Nat\u00e9 Jones as Bri in Episode 202 of The Vince Staples Show.<\/p>\n Courtesy of Netflix<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 6, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: Netflix<\/p>\n Synopsis: The second season of The Vince Staples Show also arrives in November. The fictional series is loosely based on the rapper and actor’s life. \u201cIn the wake of a tragic death, Vince embarks on a wild journey in search of inner peace. However, his path is littered with reminders of his haunted past,\u201d the synopsis for Season 2 reads.<\/p>\n Watch the official trailer below.<\/p>\n All Her Fault (Season 1)<\/p>\n Jenny (Dakota Fanning) and Marissa (Sarah Snook) in “All Her Fault.”<\/p>\n Courtesy f Peacock<\/p>\n Premiere date: Nov. 6, 2025<\/p>\n Where to stream: Peacock<\/p>\n