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November is not lacking for great shows to stream on Netflix, Hulu, Prime Video, and  many of the other best streaming services. But, there are only so many hours in the month, and only so much money in your bank account. In fact, here’s why you might want to cancel Max in November, and maybe save your money for some Black Friday deals instead. 

With your time and your budget in mind, we’ve picked what we think are 11 of the best shows launching on Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV Plus, Prime Video, and other streaming services in November. Highlights include the sixth season of The Crown (and the untimely end of Diana) to a Taylor Sheridan western to a game show based on Squid Game. We’ve thrown in a couple of animated series as well for a real melange.

Lawmen: Bass Reeves (Paramount Plus) Nov. 5

Executive produced by Yellowstone creator Taylor Sheridan and created by Chad Feehan, Lawmen: Bass Reeves explores the history behind monumental figure and the first Black U.S. Marshal in American history. Known for his bravery and commitment to justice, Reeves stood tall as a beacon of heroism in the post-Reconstruction era, capturing over 3,000 notorious criminals without sustaining a single wound. This series will look into Reeves’ history as a peace officer in the Indian Territory and bring it to the small screen to shine a light on one of history’s biggest unsung heroes. – BV

Premieres Nov. 5 on

The Buccaneers (Apple TV Plus)

This period romance might feel like Apple’s attempt to clone Netflix’s Bridgerton, but it already has an underrated older sibling on the service: Dickinson. The Buccaneers takes on the unfinished Edith Wharton novel of the same title and gives it a cheeky, sometimes anachronistic spin like the poet dramedy did. The diversity in the casting definitely gives shades of Bridgerton, though. The story follows young American heiresses who head to London to find aristocratic husbands. The “dollar princesses” make quite the splash, even if some snobs look down at them as nouveau riche. Nan St. George (Kristine Froseth) manages to catch the attention of a duke (Guy Remmers), but she develops feelings for the title-less Guy (Matthew Broome). – KW

Premieres Nov. 8 on

Faraway Downs (Hulu) Nov. 26 – KW

Baz Luhrmann takes another shot at creating a TV show after the underrated 2016 musical drama The Get Down was canceled far too soon by Netflix. But he doesn’t start from scratch with this one — Faraway Downs is a retread of his 2008 film Australia, starring Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman, which flopped at the box office. Luhrmann revisited his footage and emerged with a six-chapter miniseries. The sweeping romance follows English aristocrat Lady Sarah Ashley (Kidman) as she journeys to the Australian Outback to force her wayward husband into selling his struggling million-acre cattle ranch. But when he’s killed, she enlists the help of a rough-hewn cattle drover (Jackman) to protect the ranch. The story is told from the perspective of a young indigenous child named Nullah (Brandon Walters), whom Sarah takes under her wing. – KW

Premieres Nov. 26 on

Virgin River (Netflix)

Virgin River season 5 also gets the split-season treatment, with these two special holiday episodes following the first part that dropped in September. They will follow up on the astonishing info Mel (Alexandra Breckenridge) learned as she and fiancee Jack (Martin Henderson) were decorating for Christmas — her father might be a resident of Virgin River. Turns out that Mel’s mom had an affair with a man in the small town that she coincidentally moved to after leaving Los Angeles. Mel grapples with the implications of this revelation, while also considering whether to try to get pregnant again or explore surrogacy or adoption. – KW

Premieres Nov. 30 on

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