The Guide · US

Netflix, Hulu, Apple TV, Prime Video, Paramount+, MGM+, theatres · US · 2 to 8 Nov

The US Watchlist: Golf, Divorce and Spies

Stick and All's Fair return, Black Doves lands on Netflix and The Institute comes back to MGM+ in a crowded first week of November.

By Editorial Team November 1, 2026 6 min read

Photo: Apple TV

Two returning comedies with very different bedside manners open the first full week of November, both on Wednesday: Owen Wilson’s golf series on Apple TV and the divorce-firm drama All’s Fair on Hulu. Netflix counters on Thursday with Black Doves. Friday is stacked across five services, and Sunday hands MGM+ a second season of a Stephen King adaptation. Here is the week, day by day.

Still catching up

HBO’s fourth season of The Gilded Age premiered on Sunday 1 November on HBO and HBO Max, eight episodes in all. Over on Paramount+, season two of Dexter: Resurrection began on Friday 30 October, and it lives on the Premium plan only. Apple TV’s Nocturne, with Liev Schreiber, Zazie Beetz and Stephen Graham, reaches episode three on Friday.

Tuesday 3 November

Bass X Machina · Netflix · Tuesday 3 November

Rhea Seehorn and Owen Wilson in Stick season two — In pictures 2

Owen Wilson, Marc Maron, Mariana Treviño, Lilli Kay and Peter Dager in Stick season two — In pictures 2

Creator LeSean Thomas sets this animated series in a steampunk West overrun by outlaws, machines and the supernatural, where one father appoints himself judge, jury and executioner to keep his family alive. Brian Tyree Henry and Tati Gabrielle lead the voice cast. It is a western with the machinery and the uncanny riding in alongside the outlaws.

Wednesday 4 November

All’s Fair season 2 · Hulu · Wednesday 4 November

The partners are back at their all-female divorce firm: Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts and Niecy Nash-Betts, with Glenn Close, Sarah Paulson and Teyana Taylor in the cast. Three episodes drop at once on Hulu, and on Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers, before the season goes weekly to a 2 December finale.

Stick season 2 · Apple TV · Wednesday 4 November

Pryce Cahill is betting on himself this time. Wilson’s former pro mounts an improbable comeback, chasing a major that would make him the oldest golfer ever to win one, with Rhea Seehorn as his new coach and Marc Maron back on the bag as his caddie. Two episodes arrive on Wednesday, then one a week through 30 December.

The Greatest · Prime Video · Wednesday 4 November

Jaalen Best plays the boxer under both of his names, Cassius Clay and Muhammad Ali, in a series Prime Video pitches as an intimate portrait of the champion, humanitarian and “global icon.” Omari Hardwick and Michael Ealy round out the cast.

Brothers finale · Apple TV · Wednesday 4 November

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson have spent eight episodes playing fictionalized versions of themselves. The last one lands on Wednesday, so the whole run is ready for a weekend binge.

Thursday 5 November

Black Doves season 2 · Netflix · Thursday 5 November

Keira Knightley’s spy Helen and Ben Whishaw’s hitman Sam are pulled back together when a ruthless plot involving the Black Doves catches Reed, their handler, played by Sarah Lancashire. Fresh faces include Ambika Mod, Sam Riley and Neve Campbell, who plays a US defence envoy.

North of North season 2 · Netflix · Thursday 5 November

The Arctic comedy from Canada comes back for eight half-hour episodes, a light counterweight to the week’s spy work. Anna Lambe returns as Siaja, alongside Maika Harper, Jay Ryan and Mary Lynn Rajskub.

Friday 6 November

Possible Love · Netflix · Friday 6 November

Lee Chang-dong‘s first film since Burning arrives with Venice’s Silver Lion Grand Jury Prize already in hand. Jeon Do-yeon and Sul Kyung-gu lead the story of two married couples whose lives become entangled over the making of a documentary.

Under Siege · Netflix · Friday 6 November

This eight-episode Colombian series lands on the 41st anniversary of the siege of Bogotá’s Palace of Justice, on 6 and 7 November 1985. It is fiction built on true, publicly known events, a line Netflix is careful to draw.

It Gets Worse · Paramount+ · Friday 6 November

Leo Reich created and stars in this six-episode A24 comedy about three best friends from university taking stock of their dead-end jobs and nonexistent love lives. The title sets expectations.

Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook · Apple TV · Friday 6 November

Nora Lum takes to the road. Across eight episodes, Apple’s docuseries follows her on a cross-country culinary trip as she tries to bring her family’s Chinese restaurant back to life.

Campus Drivers · Prime Video · Friday 6 November

Carmen Kassovitz and Baptiste Masseline lead six episodes of French young adult romance, adapted from C.S. Quill’s novels.

Godzilla Minus Zero · Theatres · Friday 6 November

Takashi Yamazaki follows Godzilla Minus One with a new chapter that reaches North American theatres three days after its Japanese opening. Distributor GKIDS calls it a “wide theatrical release,” so check what is playing near you.

Sunday 8 November

The Institute season 2 · MGM+ · Sunday 8 November

Stephen King’s novel gets a second season on screen, with Joe Freeman, Ben Barnes and Mary Louise Parker back and Alfie Allen joining them. The new episodes pick up with Luke and his friends after their escape as they look for a way to end the Institute, while a fugitive Sigsby hunts for a way back in.