November 4
All’s Fair (Hulu)
A group of female divorce attorneys break from their male-dominated firm to open their own powerhouse practice.
Why watch: Power, friendship, and scandal — this one’s for the strong-woman-era crowd.
Love & Hip Hop: Miami Season 7 (BET)
The reality TV favorite returns with more music, relationship drama, and Miami heat.
Why watch: It’s messy, glamorous, and totally binge-worthy.
Icefall (VOD/Digital)
A young Native American game warden captures a poacher who knows where a plane full of cash lies beneath a frozen lake.
Why watch: A tense, icy thriller about greed, survival, and moral choices.
The Smashing Machine (VOD/Digital)
The true story of MMA legend Mark Kerr — a fighter whose pursuit of greatness nearly destroyed him.
Why watch: A gripping rise-and-fall sports drama with emotional punch.
Squid Game: The Challenge Season 2 (Netflix)
The high-stakes reality competition is back with more players, more games, and bigger risks.
Why watch: It’s the thrill ride everyone will be talking about again.
Who Hired The Hitman? (ID)
A true-crime docuseries unraveling shocking murder-for-hire plots and the people behind them.
Why watch: Chilling stories for your late-night crime fix.
November 5
Tyler Perry’s Finding Joy (Prime Video)
Shannon Thornton stars as Joy, a fashion designer who follows her crush to Colorado — only to discover love and purpose where she least expects it.
Why watch: A warm, romantic holiday movie with a soulful message.
Fantastic Four: The First Steps (Disney+)
In a retro-futuristic ’60s world, Marvel’s First Family faces a cosmic threat while learning what it truly means to stick together.
Why watch: A stylish, heartfelt reimagining of the superhero classic.
November 6
Death By Lightning (Netflix)
Based on the true story of President James Garfield and his assassin Charles Guiteau, this gripping period drama explores power, obsession, and tragedy.
Why watch: Historical storytelling meets prestige television.
The Vince Staples Show Season 2 (Netflix)
Rapper and comedian Vince Staples returns for another season of humor, reflection, and cultural insight.
Why watch: Offbeat, witty, and totally Vince.
Alex Vs. Arod (HBO Max)
Alex Rodriguez opens up about his career, suspension, and redemption in this candid sports documentary.
Why watch: A rare peek inside the mind of one of baseball’s most controversial figures.
All Her Fault (Peacock)
When Marissa Irvine arrives to pick up her son from a playdate, the woman who answers the door claims she’s never met them — launching a frantic search that unravels dark secrets and family betrayals.
Why watch: A chilling psychological thriller that turns a mother’s nightmare into a gripping mystery.
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