Dexter, Blade Runner 2099 and More: Must-Watch TV in November 2026
Michael C. Hall returns as Dexter Morgan in “Dexter: Resurrection” and “Blade Runner 2099” debuts on Prime Video. Disney+, Netflix and Paramount+ also bring new seasons, including “Percy Jackson” and “Yellowjackets,” plus “The Greatest” on Muhammad Ali.
If you think you’ve already seen everything TV has to offer, November 2026 is ready to prove you wrong. New seasons and major premieres are set to land across streaming platforms, from the return of Dexter Morgan to a fresh chapter in the Blade Runner universe.
A month packed with returns and new worlds
“Dexter: Resurrection” brings Michael C. Hall back as the beloved serial killer, with New York City turning into a high-stakes playground for two new killers. The cast includes Brian Cox, Dan Stevens and Uma Thurman, while Dexter faces both a personal crisis and the complicated relationship with his son Harrison.
Middle-earth, futuristic LA and the next generation of heroes
On November 11, Prime Video releases “The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power” for season 3. Five years after the fall of Eregion, Elves, Men and Dwarves must confront the spread of dark forces as Sauron prepares to forge the One Ring to dominate all others. Fans of J.R.R. Tolkien’s world will get another step toward the events that lead into the “Lord of the Rings” film trilogy.
On November 25, Prime Video also launches “Blade Runner 2099,” set 50 years after the events of the Ryan Gosling-led film. Michelle Yeoh stars as a replicant, while Hunter Schafer plays a fugitive forced to adopt a new identity. Together, they get pulled into a story that could shake the future of Los Angeles.
Percy Jackson, espionage and psychological suspense
Disney+ follows with “Percy Jackson and the Olympians” season 3 on November 20. Walker Scobell returns as Percy, and this time he sets out to save Annabeth and the goddess Artemis, who find themselves in danger. The season is based on the third book in Rick Riordan’s series, “The Curse of the Titan,” and introduces new characters including the brothers Nico and Bianca di Angelo, alongside a prophecy that could reshape the fate of Olympus.
Netflix’s “Black Doves” arrives with season 2 on November 5. Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw reprise their roles in the spy thriller. Helen continues to act as a spy passing state secrets to a secret organization, but this time her husband—set to become the UK prime minister—also becomes a target. Sam returns to help, as new plots and enemies threaten to expose Helen’s identity.
Yellowjackets and a drama built around Muhammad Ali
Paramount+ brings “Yellowjackets” season 4 on November 20, described as the series’ final season. Christina Ricci, Juliette Lewis and Melanie Lynskey return for the psychological thriller’s last chapter. The survivors move closer to rescue from the area where their plane crashed, but the path to survival may reveal what they did to make it through. Even in their adult lives, the secrets continue to haunt them.
Finally, Prime Video debuts “The Greatest” on November 4, starring Jaleel White as Muhammad Ali. The drama traces how Cassius Clay—starting as a young fighter—became a world champion and an international icon, while also spotlighting the personal and public struggles that shaped him. Rather than focusing only on the ring, the series aims to show the person behind the legend.
More tension in “The Hunting Wives”
Netflix closes the month’s lineup with “The Hunting Wives” season 2 on November 26. Brittany Snow and Malin Akerman return to the suspense drama about a group of wealthy women in a Texas town, where personal ties quickly turn into a dangerous game of power and seduction. After season one’s events, Sophie and Margo must reconnect, as old secrets, new enemies and additional crimes threaten to expose what they are trying to hide.
