Three New Streaming Series Premiere This Week
Hulu, Netflix, and Apple TV release new seasons and original content starting November 4, 2026.
By Robert Ward ·
Three new television series became available to streamers this week. The releases include a second season for a legal drama, a continuation of a British thriller, and a new original series for Apple TV. Viewers can access these shows on their respective platforms starting November 4, 2026.
All’s Fair Season 2 debuted on Hulu on November 4. The series follows a divorce law firm run by women who left a male-dominated practice. Sarah Paulson plays the lead character in this soap opera. Kim Kardashian also stars in the show alongside Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts. The cast features cameos from Denise Richards and Teyana Taylor.
The second season maintains the tone established in the first. The plot involves a scorpion sting and an emergency jet landing in Las Vegas. The narrative focuses on the personal lives of the attorneys as they handle high-profile cases. The show aims to provide light entertainment for its audience.
Black Doves Season 2 premiered on Netflix on November 5. Keira Knightley returns as Helen Webb in this spy thriller. Her husband, played by Andrew Buchan, is preparing to become prime minister. The season introduces Neve Campbell to the cast. The story involves a plot that threatens a key handler within the intelligence network.
The characters navigate old alliances while searching for answers. Ben Whishaw plays a hitman who takes on smaller jobs. The season continues the tension between public duty and private intelligence operations. Viewers who have not seen the first season can begin the series now.
Apple TV will premiere 12 12 12 on November 13. Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan star in this crime drama. The plot centers on a disgraced FBI agent and a career criminal. They chase each other across Europe with a bank vault in Zurich at the center of the conflict. The series structure jumps between twelve months of planning, twelve hours of execution, and twelve days of aftermath.
The timeline format allows the audience to see consequences before understanding the causes. The show combines elements of heist planning with international pursuit. It is set to launch just before the holiday viewing season. The release schedule provides options for viewers seeking new content on streaming services.
