The global allure of Korean dramas continues to grow, capturing the hearts of viewers worldwide with their intricate plots, imaginative storylines, and a blend of traditional and modern themes. Known for their vivid cinematography and emotive performances, K-dramas resonate with a global audience, breaking cultural and linguistic barriers. This May 2024, Netflix is set to enrich its catalog with a fresh batch of Korean dramas, each promising to bring its unique charm and excitement. Here’s what subscribers can look forward to. Upcoming Korean Dramas on Netflix This May Frankly Speaking | Premiering May 1, 2024 Directed by Jang Ji-Yeon and penned by Choi Kyung-Sun, this comedy melodrama features Go Kyung-Pyo, Joo Jong-Hyuk, and Kang Han-Na. It revolves around Song Ki-Baek, a 33-year-old radio announcer who suddenly can't filter his words due to a unique disorder. This leads him to a partnership with variety show writer On Woo-Ju, crafting a live show that capitalizes on his unfiltered candor. Read more: May 2024 Amazon Prime Originals: Most-Hyped Shows, Web Series, and Movies The Atypical Family | Premiering May 4, 2024 This series is a romantic drama helmed by Jo Hyun-Taek and scripted by Joo Hwa-Mi. It stars Jang Ki-Yong, Chun Woo-Hee, and a supporting cast that includes Go Doo-Shim and Oh Man-Seok. The plot follows Bok Gwi-joo and his family, who lose their superpowers to a chronic illness, dramatically altering their lives as they cross paths with a mysterious character, Do Da-Hae. Super Rich in Korea | Premiering May 7, 2024 This reality TV show, led by Cho Saeho, BamBam, and Mimi and directed by Yuh Woon-Hyuk, explores the opulent lifestyles of the wealthy who are united by their love for Korean culture. From Singapore's elite to Arab socialites and Italian fashion icons, the show promises a glimpse into the lives of these affluent figures as they converge in Korea. Read more: Most Hyped South Indian Movies Releasing in May 2024 Dare to Love Me | Premiering May 13, 2024 This romantic comedy is directed by Jang Yang-Ho and stars Kim Myung-Soo and Lee Yoo-Young. The series portrays the budding romance between Shin Yoon-Bok, a respected MZ scholar known for his empathy, and Kim Hong-Do, a woman tired of superficial relationships. The 8 Show | Premiering May 17, 2024 A blend of thriller and dark comedy, this series is directed and written by Han Jae-Rim. It draws from the Naver Webtoons Money Game and Pie Game and features an ensemble cast including Ryu Jun-Yeol and Chun Woo-Hee. The plot centers around eight individuals who find themselves in a secretive, multi-layered venue where they participate in a dangerous game to earn money over time. Read more: Must-Watch Bollywood Films Releasing in May 2024 Summary of May 2024’s Korean Drama Offerings on Netflix The selection for May 2024 is a testament to the diversity and richness of Korean dramas. From the solitary romantic drama "The Atypical Family" to the lavish "Super Rich in Korea," the range spans various genres and themes. The comedy is ever-present, with "Frankly Speaking" infusing it into a melodrama, "Dare to Love Me" weaving it through romance, and "The 8 Show" incorporating it into a thrilling dark narrative. Netflix’s May 2024 Korean drama lineup promises to sustain the momentum of the Korean Wave with stories that appeal to a broad spectrum of emotions and interests. Whether you’re in for a laugh, a dose of romance, or a touch of suspense, this collection is poised to deliver memorable moments and gripping storytelling, maintaining the K-drama craze that viewers globally have come to cherish and anticipate each month. Read more: Shattering Records: ‘The Roundup: Punishment’ Dominates Korean Box Office

After a flurry of shows scheduled in February, Netflix isn’t slowing things down in March. The month is lined up with several original series and movies that are sure to get anyone excited. From the Spaceman to 3 Body Problem, the releases will simply get more exciting each day. With that said, here’s a list of the highly anticipated originals coming to Netflix next month.  English Language Netflix Originals Scheduled for March  Spaceman  Spaceman tells the story of Jakub Prochazka who is slated to be the first astronaut from his country. But when he is sent to the edge of space to collect ancient stardust, Jakub gradually finds out that he’s not the only one in his one-manned mission.  Spaceman is based on the novel Spaceman of Bohemia by Jaroslav Kalfar. The movie is directed by Johan Renck with Adam Sandler, Carey Mulligan, and Kunal Nayyar in lead roles.  Spaceman premiers on 1st March. Read more: Most Hyped Bollywood Films Releasing in February 2024 The Gentlemen  Guy Ritchie is back with a series adaptation of his 2019 film The Gentlemen. The series continues with Mickey Pearson and his marijuana empire. It introduces Eddie Halstead who inherits a large estate from his father. Unbeknownst to Eddie, the estate houses Mickey’s entire weed production. Does he have what it takes to control the large-scale operation? Viewers will find out. The series stars Theo James, kaya Scodelario, Daniel Ings, and Giancarlo Esposito in lead roles. The story is developed by Guy Ritchie and Matthew Read with a host of directors expected to be on board.  The Gentlemen premiers on 7th March. Pokemon Horizons: The Series  Pokemon is back with its 26th Season titled Pokemon Horizons: The Series. This is the first series of the franchise without Ash Ketchum and Pikachu. Instead, Pokemon Horizons will tell the story of Liko and Roy with their Pokemon Sprigatito and Fuecoco.  Read more: Top South Indian Films Hitting the Screens in February 2024 The new series is directed by Saori Den with the script from Dai Sato. Pokemon Horizons premiered last year on TV Tokyo with Netflix picking up the global rights.  The series premiers on 7th March.  Damsel  Our favorite Eleven from Stranger Things is back with a new movie of her own called Damsel. The Millie Bobbie Brown starrer Damsel tells the story of Elodie, a promised bride to a prince. What she anticipates to be a happily ever after soon turns into a nightmare as she realizes it was all a ruse to make her an offering for the dragon. Elodie must escape the dragon’s lair to save her life and the fate of her people.  The fantasy movie is written by Dan Mazeau with direction from Juan Carlos Fresnadillo. It stars Millie Bobbie Brown, Angela Basset, Robin Wright, and Shohreh Aghdashloo in lead roles.  Read more: February 2024 Lineup of Netflix Originals in English Damsel premiers on 8th March.  Turning Point: The Bomb and the Cold War The atomic bomb, subsequent nuclear development, and the following Cold War posed a turbulent time throughout the '60s to the '80s. Turning Point tells the personal stories of people involved in the Cold War through extensive interviews presented in a neatly directed docuseries.  Director Brian Knappenberger conducted over 100 interviews in 7 different countries to piece together a definitive extension of the Cold War, and how it still affects modern-day politics.  Turning point premiers on 12th March. Read more: January 2024's Top 10 Hollywood Films: A Cinematic Feast for Movie Lovers

Like every month, Netflix is gearing up to release several shows and movies in November. While overall, the platform welcomes content from several languages, English content has always dominated their list. This is particularly because of the sheer volume of content released by Netflix every month. With that said, here are 10 of the highly anticipated English language shows coming to Netflix in November 2023.  Top 10 Netflix English Original Shows Coming This November  All the Light We Cannot See  All the Light We Cannot See is a 2014 war novel written by Anthony Doerr. The book follows the life of two teenagers against the backdrop of the Second World War. One is a blind French girl and the other is a German boy forced to fight for the Nazi regime.  The novel has been developed as a limited drama series by Steven Knight for Netflix. The series is directed by Shawn Levy with Aria Mia Loberti, Mark Ruffalo, and Hugh Laurie in lead roles. All the Light We Cannot See will be released on Netflix on November 2, 2023.  Read more: Aruna Biswas’s debut film 'Ashomvob' set to release this October Sly  2023 has seen some amazing documentaries from Netflix. Keeping up with that trend, Netflix is here with Sylvester Stallone’s Sly. It’s a documentary covering the life of the acclaimed actor who has been entertaining action lovers for over 5 decades.  The documentary will follow the story of Stallone’s rise and how he built some of his most iconic characters including that of Rocky and Rambo. The retrospective documentary is directed by Thom Zimny with a special guest appearance from Quentin Tarantino. Sly is set to premiere on Netflix on November 3, 2023.  The Killer  Ever since the success of Mads Mikkelsen’s Polar released in 2019 on Netflix, neo-noir action thrillers have seen a rise in interest. Keeping up with the demand, Netflix is bringing The Killer directed by David Fincher with screenplay by Andrew Kevin Walker.  Netflix didn’t give much away about the plot other than that it involves a failed assassination, an international manhunt, and revenge that insists on not being personal. David Fincher and Netflix last collaborated in Mindhunter which has been acclaimed by the viewers and critics alike.  Read more: Legal notice seeks ban on screening of 'Mujib: The Making of a Nation' The Killer stars Michael Fassbender, Arliss Howard, Charles Parnell, and Tilda Swinton in lead roles. It is scheduled for a limited theatrical release on October 27 and Netflix release on November 10, 2023. Stamped from the Beginning  The history of racism in America is deeply rooted and extremely troubling. Even if the practice of open racism has been subdued, discrimination still remains.  Ibram X. Kendi, Angela Davis, and Julian Joseph explore the complex development of racist ideas in this new documentary from Netflix. The show is written by Ibram X. Kendi and David Teague with direction from Roger Ross Williams. Stamped from the Beginning premiers on November 15.Best. Christmas. Ever!  November with its winter chills brings the anticipation of the holiday season. And no Christmas is complete without a dedicated Christmas movie. Every year, Netflix roles out their Christmas movies starting from early November and 2023 is also no different.  Read more: Omar Sani signs deal for new film ‘Dead Body’ Best. Christmas. Ever! Follows the friendship of Jackie and Charlotte. Every year Jackie sends a newsletter during Christmas to Charlotte. As Charlotte shows up at Jackie’s door for this year’s Christmas, what will Jackie do to keep up her tradition?  The movie sees Heather Graham, Brandy Norwood, and Jason Biggs in lead roles. It is scheduled to be released on November 16, 2023 

In recent years, Netflix has become a powerhouse in the entertainment industry, producing and releasing a wide range of original content. Every month Netflix unveils an array of exciting English language originals, promising an unforgettable viewing experience. From gripping dramas to hilarious comedies and thrilling adventures, let’s take a look into Netflix's English original films and series releasing in August. English Language Netflix Originals Coming in August 2023 Heartstopper (Season 2) On August 3, Heartstopper season 2, directed by Euros Lyn, will grace the screen once again. This heartwarming, queer, British coming-of-age rom-com is based on Alice Oseman's popular graphic novel. Besides the main cast including Kit Connor, Joe Locke, Yasmin Finney, the show will introduce seven new faces in the latest season. Nick and Charlie are going to navigate their budding relationship, embark on a school trip to Paris, and face unforeseen challenges.  Mech Cadets (Season 1) This animated sci-fi show, adapted from the Boom! Studios YA comic book series, is set to launch on August 10. The drama portrays a future plagued by an alien attack, where young teen Stanford Yu aspires to become a pilot for the Robo Mechs defending our planet. The audience will be captivated by the stellar voice talents of Daniel Dae Kim, Ming-Na Wen, Brandon Soo Hoo, and Debra Wilson. Directed by Tohru Patrick Awa, this thrilling series is a collaboration between BOOM! Studios and Polygon Pictures. Read more: 10 Most Hyped Bangladeshi Movies Releasing on Eid-ul-Azha 2023 Painkiller (Limited Series) Prepare for a gripping exploration of the opioid crisis in the United States with "Painkiller”. This thought-provoking limited series, directed by Peter Berg, shines a light on the origins of the crisis through the eyes of perpetrators, victims, and truth-seekers. Created by Micah Fitzerman-Blue and Noah Harpster, this six-episode drama is adapted from Patrick Radden Keefe's New Yorker article and Barry Meier's book, "Pain Killer: An Empire of Deceit and the Origin of America's Opioid Epidemic." Starring Uzo Aduba, Matthew Broderick, Sam Anderson, and Taylor Kitsch, "Painkiller" takes viewers on a compelling journey of revelation and accountability. Coming to Netflix on August 10, 2023. Heart of Stone  Heart of Stone, directed by Tom Harper, is an American spy action thriller film that tells the story of international intelligence agent Rachel Stone. Tasked by the peacekeeping operation known as Charter, Stone must protect the mysterious MacGuffin called "The Heart" from enemy acquisition. Read more: 10 Most Anticipated Bangla Natoks to be Aired during Eid-ul-Azha 2023 The screenplay is written by Greg Rucka and Allison Schroeder, based on a story by Rucka. Starring Gal Gadot, Jamie Dornan, and Bollywood star Alia Bhatt, “Heart of Stone” is set to be released on August 11, 2023, by Netflix. The Monkey King Get ready for an extraordinary adventure as a brave monkey and his enchanted fighting stick join forces on a thrilling quest. Their journey takes them face-to-face with gods, demons, dragons, and the formidable foe lurking within Monkey's own ego. Stephanie Hsu, BD Wong, and Hoon Lee bring these captivating characters to life. Mark your calendars for the highly anticipated release on August 18, 2023. This exciting movie is directed by Anthony Stacchi.  

Netflix, the worldwide popular streaming platform, has an exciting lineup of English language originals set to release in July 2023. The list includes few big-name blockbuster franchises along with new releases. From crime comedies to post-apocalyptic thrillers, viewers can expect a month filled with laughter, suspense, romance, and epic adventures as they dive into these highly anticipated releases.  10 Netflix English Originals Being Released in July 2023 The Out-Laws The Out-Laws, directed by Tyler Spindel, is an upcoming American crime comedy film set to release on July 7, 2023, exclusively on Netflix. The film, produced by Adam Sandler, Adam DeVine, and Allen Covert, follows the story of a bank manager, Owen (Adam DeVine), whose bank is robbed by a notorious group of criminals known as the Ghost Bandits.  To Owen's surprise, he suspects that the criminals might be his future in-laws. The star-studded cast includes Adam DeVine, Pierce Brosnan, Ellen Barkin, Nina Dobrev, Michael Rooker, and more. With a humorous premise and talented ensemble, The Out-Laws promises an entertaining and comical crime caper. Read more: Bollywood star Kajol says ‘facing one of the toughest trials of my life’, erases all Instagram posts Bird Box Barcelona Bird Box Barcelona, directed by Álex Pastor and David Pastor, is an upcoming film set to release on July 14, 2023, exclusively on Netflix. Serving as a spin-off from the 2018 post-apocalyptic horror film Bird Box, it follows the story of a father (Mario Casas) and his daughter (Naila Schuberth) as they navigate a dystopian future where looking at entities roaming the earth means certain death. The film features an ensemble cast including Georgina Campbell, Diego Calva, and many more. With Nostromo Pictures producing the project, Bird Box Barcelona promises to deliver a gripping and suspenseful tale in the same universe as its predecessor. Read more: Playing Odin in Marvel's Thor movies was 'pointless acting', says Anthony Hopkins Beneath the Surface Beneath the Surface is an exhilarating documentary directed by Laura McGann, set to release on Netflix on July 19, 2023. The film follows Alessia Zecchini, an Italian champion freediver, as she embarks on a daring quest to set a new world record in freediving. Descending to remarkable depths without scuba gear, Alessia enters what she calls the last quiet place on Earth.  With the constant danger of blackouts upon ascent, she relies on the assistance of safety diver Stephen Keenan, an adventurous Irishman who fell in love with the sport in Dahab, Egypt. As their fates become intertwined, Alessia and Stephen train together to conquer the challenging 85-foot-long tunnel located 184 feet below the Red Sea in Dahab's legendary Blue Hole.  Read more: Kolkata 20th Tele Cine Awards: Afzal Hossain, Chanchal Chowdhury, Bappa Mazumder honoured Supa Team 4 Supa Team 4 is an animated TV series set to release on Netflix on July 20. Created by Malenga Mulendema, the show follows the adventures of four teenage girls in the futuristic African city of Lusaka. When they are recruited by a retired secret agent, they become Supa Team 4, a group of undercover superheroes dedicated to saving the world on a budget.  Directed by Dave Osborne and featuring a talented voice cast including John Macmillan, Pamela Nomvete, and Nancy Sekhokoane, the series combines schoolgirl struggles with thrilling superhero action, offering an exciting and entertaining watch for viewers. Read more: Guess who’s returning to the ‘Fast & Furious’ franchise? They Cloned Tyrone They Cloned Tyrone, directed by Juel Taylor, is a mystery action thriller set to release on July 21. The film follows an unlikely trio, portrayed by John Boyega, Jamie Foxx, and Teyonah Parris, who find themselves embroiled in a series of eerie events that lead them to uncover a nefarious government conspiracy.  With its suspenseful storyline, They Cloned Tyrone takes audiences on a thrilling caper that explores the dark secrets hidden beneath the surface. This film is not a sequel but promises to deliver an engaging and thrilling experience with its talented cast and gripping narrative. Read more: 12 Most Anticipated South Indian Movies Coming in June 2023

A new month means another host of exciting releases from Netflix. With March already slated to have fresh releases of series, films, and documentaries. It's no surprise that there are more contents than you could possibly consume. And the story is more or less the same for April as well. Here we have curated a list of the 10 best Netflix originals series and movies coming in April.  10 Netflix Original Films, and TV Shows Releasing on Netflix in April 2023  Find out which films and TV series to watch on Netflix in April. War Sailor – Mini Series – 5th April  War Sailor is a Norwegian survival movie set in the second world war. Alfred Garnes is a happy-to-go sailor who works on a merchant ship with his friend Wally. Amidst one of their stops, the second world war breaks out. Now it's in Alfred and Wally’s hands to save their ship from the approaching German soldiers.  The movie is directed by Gunnar Vikene and produced by Maria Ekerhovd. It stars Kristoffer Joner and Pål Sverre Hagen in lead roles.  Read More: Netflix making live-action 'One Piece' from popular manga Hunger – Movie – 6th April Hunger follows the story of Aoy, a chef who runs her parent’s stir-fried noodles restaurant. On one fine day, Aoy gets an invitation from a top chef to join his famous team. The story follows A Boy's struggle and eventual success in the world of the luxury fine dining experience.  Hunger is directed by  Sitisiri Mongkolsiri and produced by  Kongdej Jaturanrasamee and Soros Sukhum. The movie stars Chutimon Chuengcharoensukying in the role of Aoy.  Queenmaker – Series – 14th April Korean drama has been in high demand on Netflix since the success of Squid Game. With high international demand, there have been several Korean lineups confirmed for 2023.  The first release of 2023 starts with Queenmaker. It’s the story of two women, a skilled career woman named Hwand Do-hee and a labor rights lawyer Oh Seung Sook. Two seemingly unconnected are fated to join forces as Hwang Do-hee is hell-bent on making Oh Seung Sook the mayor of Seoul.  The series is written by Moon Ji-young and directed by Oh Jin-Seok. The first season will have 12 episodes.  Read More: Top 10 Netflix Originals Shows, Movies Coming in March 2023 Beef – Comedy Drama – 6th April  Imagine being part of a road rage incident. What comes to your mind? Anger? helplessness? or frustration?  The story of Beef follows two random people involved in a road rage incident. What follows and the spiraling fallout between the two people makes up the basic premise of the comedy-drama.  The series stars Steven Yeun as Danny Cho and Ali Wong as Amy Lau. The series has been created for Netflix by Lee Sung Jin.  Transatlantic – Period Drama – 7th April  Transatlantic follows the story of the 1940 refugee crisis in Marseille, France. It’s the true story based on Varian Fry, a journalist working to rehabilitate artists and journalists fleeing the Nazi occupation.  Fry allies with Mary Jayne Gold, an American socialite, and heiress. Together they find a secret French villa as a temporary hideout place for the refugees. The two played a pivotal role in saving many European social activists and artists of that time.  The movie draws inspiration from The Flight Portfolio written by Julie Orringer. The novel has been adapted for screenplay by Anna Winger.  Read More: Top 10 Upcoming South Indian Movies in March 2023

Netflix is in a league of its own when it comes to streaming platforms. Often considered the pioneer of streaming services, Netflix strongly holds the title of the most subscribed platform across the world. While there has been a drop in viewership recently, Netflix is determined to bring quality content across genres for its viewers. On that note, here’s a list of 10 of the best original TV shows and movies coming to Netflix in March 2023.  10 Netflix Original TV Series and Films Releasing on March 2023  MH370: The Plane That Disappeared – 8th March The first on our list is a docuseries based on the infamous disappearance of the Malaysian flight MH370 back in 2014. The British docuseries is produced by Harry Hewland and directed by Louise Malkinson for Raw TV. Netflix acquired the global distribution rights for the series.  The series will debut as a three-part story with the first part to releasing on 8th March. The docu-series will take an extensive dive into the disappearance of all the passengers onboard, subsequent global search operations, and possible reasons for the disappearance.  Read More: Top 10 Upcoming South Indian Movies in March 2023 Faraway – 8th March  The next on our list is a German rom-com movie titled Faraway. The film has been directed by Vanessa Jopp and written by Jane Ainscough and Alex Kendall. It stars Naomi Krauss in the lead role. The movie revolves around Zeynip (Naomi) as she struggles to find the meaning of life in an unhappy marriage and overworked life. One day she finds out that her mother has left her a small cottage in Croatia as her last will. Tired from life Zeynip decides to escape everything and move to find out more about the will. What follows and who she meets there forms the basic story of the movie.  Luther: The Fallen Sun – 10th March  One of the most anticipated crime thrillers for this year is the Idris Elba starrer Luther: The Fallen Sun. It’s a continuation of the famous TV series of the same name. Idris Elba reprises his role as John Luther, a brilliant yet disgraced and jailed detective. As the cyber psychopath terrorizes London, Luther decides to take the matter into his own hands. Read More: ‘Murir Tin’: Coke Studio Bangla launches season 2 with nod to local dialects The movie adaptation of the series has been done by Neil Cross who is also the writer of the original TV series with direction from Jamie Payne. The movie stars Andy Serkis and Cynthia Erivo in supporting roles. Outlast – 10th March Unscripted reality shows have become hugely popular in recent times and Netflix seems to be privy to them. Outlast is a Netflix original survival reality show where 16 participants will have to survive wild Alaska for a chance to win 1 million dollars.  The catch? They’ll have to work as part of a team.  The 8-episode series will drop on Netflix on 10th March.   Read More: Bangla Natoks to Watch on Valentine’s Day 2023 Ikebukuro West Gate Park – 15th March Ikebukuro West Gate Park follows the story of Makoto, a 20-year-old delinquent who frequently gets into trouble for his over-the-top curiosity and unruly nature. Makoto is assisted by a group of his best buddies. How this group of delinquents navigates life and how they unravel deeper mysteries makes up the basic premise of the anime.  The first season of the anime has already been completed back in 2020 by Kobo Animations. Netflix has acquired the global distribution right of the series. 

Netflix is one of the most popular international OTT platforms that have subscribers around the world. Every month Netflix brings a bunch of exciting new dramas including movies, documentaries, series, etc. Some of the latest Netflix shows are follow-ups of previous seasons while some are debutants. Let's take a look at the new Netflix shows of this November. 9 Best New Series on Netflix in November 2022 Blockbuster (Season 1) November 3 | Vanessa Ramos Cast: Randall Park, Melissa Fumero, J.B. Smoove,Madeleine Arthur, Tyler Alvarez.  Once upon a time, Blockbuster video was very popular in towns and villages. However, in the course of time, it disappeared. A little firm called Netflix served as a catalyst. There is currently only one remaining Blockbuster video store in the nation. Read More: A tribute to the revolutionary: 'Birkonna Pritilata' to hit theatres November 18 Blockbuster is a comedy about what it takes to keep that one final store open, and it was created by Vanessa Ramos, who is best known for writing for Brooklyn Nine-Nine, Superstore, and Crashing. Randall Park and Melissa Fumero are starring the show. The other major casts include Tyler Alvarez, J.B. Smoove, and Olga Merediz. Manifest (Season 4 - Volume 1) November 4 | Jeff Rake Cast: Josh Dallas, Melissa Roxburgh, Parveen Kaur, Luna Blaise, J.R. Ramirez,  A 5-year time jump happened during some turbulence mid-flight in the bizarre story Manifest. When a flight from Jamaica lands in New York, the passengers are shocked to hear they have been lost and assumed dead for five years. They all bond deeply as they are forced to witness how their loved ones have continued living their lives after believing them dead, and they do their best to understand what went wrong. Read More: Top 10 South Indian Films Coming in November 2022 Before Netflix saved it for one final 2-part season, the sitcom had three successful seasons on NBC. Volume 2 will be released after Volume 1, which consists of 10 episodes. The COVID-19 epidemic sparked fresh interest in Manifest, despite the fact that NBC had already cancelled the show after three seasons. The sitcom was renewed by Netflix for a fourth and final season, which premieres in November, based on its impressive streaming figures. Two years have passed after Season 3's finale. The survivors of Flight 828 will receive a lot of attention in this season as their dreaded Death Date draws near and they are left to fend for themselves. Read More: Pakistan’s ‘The Legend of Maula Jatt’ hits Rs 100 crore mark in 10 days The Crown (Season 5) November 7 | Peter Morgan Cast: Imelda Staunton, Jonathan Pryce, Lesley Manville, Dominic West, Elizabeth Debicki The Crown is back for its eagerly anticipated fifth season. The Crown’s Season 5 will be more crucial than earlier seasons. In the final two seasons of The Crown Netflix series, Imelda Staunton stars the role of the late Queen Elizabeth II and the part of Prince Philip will be portrayed by Jonathan Pryce. In this season The plot will pick up, after the on-screen wedding of Charles (Dominic West) and Diana (Elizabeth Debicki). This season has generated some criticism, as it is will be aired following the recent passing of the real-life Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip. The turbulent relationship and divorce of Charles and Diana in the 1990s will be portrayed throughout this season.  Read More: After string of blockbusters, Mim envisions another ‘sold out’ experience with ‘Damal’ Highlights of The Crown Season 5 include Camilla and Charles getting into another royal scandal, Princess Diana getting ready for vengeance, and Imelda Staunton taking over as the next monarch after Claire Foy and Olivia Colman. Staunton's uncanny accent will prove that she is made for the part. Although the royal drama's fifth season may be upsetting some people, viewers will undoubtedly tune in to make it the most popular show on Netflix in November. Zac Efron (Season 2 - Down Under) November 11 Cast: Zac Efron Down to Earth's second season will take the viewers to Australia. Zac Efron travels around the globe for this travel documentary series to see how other nations and towns use sustainable and green energy techniques. Read More: 'Din: The Day' row: Ananta sends legal notice to Morteza Some reviews of the show claim that Zac Efron and his friend Darin Olein promoted dubious science in a few of the episodes. However, Efron is so endearing that he is able to win over locals with ease and shows real interest in picking up the language. The series offers an intriguing look at how different nations manage their food and energy supply. Efron appears to be open to trying everything and fits in just about anywhere on earth, making him the ideal host for a travel program. 1899 (Season 1) November 17 | Jantje Friese & Baran bo Odar Cast: Emily Beecham, Aneurin Barnard, Andreas Pietschmann, Miguel Bernardeau, Maciej Musiał Jantje Friese and Baran bo Odar, the makers of the popular 2018 television program ‘Dark’ have brought a new horror mystery called 1899. The setting of 1899 is a ship sailing from London to New York. Read More: ‘Black Adam’ alights at Star Cineplex The ship's journey turns into a nightmare when it comes into contact with another ship. Maura Franklin, played by Emily Beecham, guides this immigrant group through a violent puzzle on the open seas. The show will include a lot of immigrants from different European countries who will all speak their native tongues on this ship as it travels toward an exciting mystery. Dead to Me (Season 3) November 17 | Liz Feldman Cast: Linda Cardellini, Christina Applegate, James Marsden, Diana-Maria Riva, Max Jenkins,  In the first season of the show Dead to Me, Jen (Christina Applegate) and Judy (Linda Cardellini), who meet in a grief support group, become friends. Jen is lamenting the loss of her husband who was murdered in a hit-and-run accident. Jen was totally unaware that Judy was the one who hit her partner and is lying about his passing. The two manage to forge an unmistakable, odd, and wonderful connection. Read More: Netflix K-Dramas: Top 10 Korean Series Dubbed in English In their final season together, Jen and Judy struggle to get past their turbulent friendship. Jen and Judy made up after Jen (literally) got away with murder but received a shocking pardon from Detective Perez (Diana-Maria Riva). The two were cheerfully driving Charlie's new automobile home when drunk Ben T-Boned them in an intersection (James Marsden). They appear to have survived the collision, but what comes next? In this final season, there are a ton of unanswered questions. Even though Jen and Judy are far from ideal, they make likable heroes for this exhilarating journey, and it will be sad to see it come to a conclusion. In the Emmy Award-winning series' second season, the two were involved in a car accident that Ben had caused, and Charlie might have discovered Judy's complicity in his father's hit-and-run killing. Read More: Tom Brady featured in upcoming Netflix ‘Greatest’ roast This November, Dead to Me's concluding season will pick up where Season 2 left off. Though it doesn't appear like everyone will have a happy ending, hopefully, the third season will finish up these storylines. Wednesday (Season 1) November 23 | Alfred Gough, Miles Millar, and Tim Burton Cast: Jenna Ortega, Luis Guzmán, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Fred Armisen, Christina Ricci In November, Netflix will release a brand-new version of The Addams Family. The new show is Wednesday. This time, the narration is from the point of view of Wednesday (Jenna Ortega), the adolescent daughter of Morticia (Catherine Zeta-Jones) and Gomez (Luis Guzmán), as she navigates adolescent turmoil at Nevermore Academy. Read More: Netflix aims to curtail password sharing, considers ads The role of Fester will be portrayed by Fred Armisen, and even the original Wednesday, Christina Ricci, will make an appearance as a guest star. Eight episodes make up this first season, four of which were directed by Tim Burton. In this show, the young gothic girl is a high school student at Nevermore Academy in the new Netflix series Wednesday, where she makes new connections with her peers. She has to learn how to control her psychic skills, stop a killing spree in the community, and solve a mystical mystery that happened 25 years ago in addition to trying to be a normal adolescent. Jenny Ortega has demonstrated in the clip that she perfectly captures the Wednesday persona and will be regarded as one of the best interpretations of the legendary character. Read More: Netflix shares drop 25% after service loses 200K subscribers Warrior Nun (Season 2) November 10 | Simon Barry Cast: Lorena Andrea, Alba Baptista, Kristina Tonteri-Young, Toya Turner, Tristán Ulloa, Thekla Reuten. After a dramatic first season finale, Warrior Nun is back for a second season on Netflix. As Ava continues to battle against Adriel and his demonic abilities, this season is anticipated to reveal all the truths that the first season was keeping hidden. Ava and the others must give The Order of the Cruciform Sword a new purpose after discovering in the first season that it was founded on a falsehood. As she gets stronger, more secrets will come out. Read More: Squid Game Season 2 on Netflix: Cast, plot, probable release date The Great British Baking Show (Season 5) November 18 | Andy Devonshire and Scott Tankard Cast: Noel Fielding, Paul Hollywood, Matt Lucas, and Prue Leith The Great British Baking Show was certain to draw criticism at some point. The show isn't as harmless as it seems with a judge like Paul Hollywood on it. No one is abandoning the very hot baking tent, however, even after an offensive "Mexican Week" episode aired during the current Season 13 (as reported by Entertainment Weekly). The series continues to draw viewers who want to see more baking mishaps and holiday-themed tragedies. Even though The Great British Baking Show: Holidays is only a two-episode special, Paul and Prue Leith are here to help you celebrate the holidays early. Read More: The Fame Game Review: Madhuri Dixit-led Netflix series Bottom Line The above-mentioned 9 upcoming Netflix shows in November will entertain viewers across the world. The admirers of old shows like Manifest, Dead to Me, The Crown, Zac Efron, Warrior Nun, and The Great British Baking Show are eagerly waiting to see the happenings of the upcoming season. On the other hand, new seasons like Blockbuster, 1899, and Wednesday are expected to win the hearts of Netflix users. 

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