As we head into the third week of November, we have another fantastic slate of new and returning shows and films set to hit streaming.
Whether it’s a streaming premiere you’ve been hyped for, a film you missed during its theatrical run, or the return of your favorite binge-worthy reality series, Netflix, Paramount+, Apple TV and more have you covered.
Watch With Us’ selections include season 2 of Landman, one of Taylor Sheridan’s many neo-Western shows on Paramount+, and Train Dreams, a historical drama starring Joel Edgerton and Felicity Jones.
Read on to learn about these picks and more.
‘Landman’ Season 2
From the dark and twisted mind of Taylor Sheridan comes another American West-set drama, this one focusing on the world of the oil industry, specifically in West Texas. In this world, people vie for a spot at the top as oil rigs take over the state and money flows, and conflicts arise between those who want a piece of the pie. The show focuses on Tommy Norris (Billy Bob Thornton), a crisis executive who starts season 1 by investigating a fatal accident at an oil rig.
The series is based on the Boomtown podcast hosted by Landman’s co-creator Christian Wallace. While not as favorably reviewed as some of Sheridan’s other television ventures, Landman is still an enjoyable slice of compelling drama even when (or because) the dialogue gets uncannily absurd. At the end of the day, it’s hard to complain when you’ve got Thornton in the lead.
Stream Landman season 2 now on Paramount+.
‘A Man on the Inside’ Season 2
Looking for something new to break him out of a lonely, humdrum routine, retired professor and widower Charles Nieuwendyk (Ted Danson) answers a newspaper ad seeking someone elderly for an investigation. The job is to infiltrate a nursing home on behalf of a PI, going undercover as a resident to find a missing ruby necklace. As Charles acquaints himself with his new surroundings, he makes unexpected connections while he aims to unlock the case.
Season 2 of this delightful sitcom premieres this week on Netflix, and we couldn’t be more excited. The show excels as a dynamite showcase of Danson’s comedic chops and is a breezy watch due to its well-written characters and intriguing subplots. Season 2 is also set to feature the addition of Danson’s wife, Oscar winner Mary Steenburgen, to the cast.
Stream A Man on the Inside season 2 on November 20 on Netflix.
‘Train Dreams’ (2025)
At the turn of the century, logger Robert Grainier (Edgerton) leads a quiet life in the wilderness of the Pacific Northwest as he works on the development of American railways, forcing him to spend long swathes of time away from his wife (Jones) and daughter. During this time of great change in American history, Robert experiences his own personal evolution as he endures both love and loss in this new world.
Train Dreams is based on the highly acclaimed 2011 novella of the same name by Denis Johnson. Since its initial premiere at the 2025 Sundance Film Festival, Train Dreams has received a warm reception from critics who have praised the elegiac and meditative quality of the movie in addition to a sensitive performance from Edgerton.
Stream Train Dreams on November 21 on Netflix.
‘Come See Me in the Good Light’ (2025)
In July 2025, poet Andrea Gibson passed away after a battle with ovarian cancer. This documentary paints an intimate portrait of Gibson and her partner, fellow poet Megan Falley, as they come to terms with Gibson’s terminal cancer diagnosis. In this examination of love and mortality, we see the couple attempt to reconcile the situation through the creative process, as Gibson works on her final spoken word performance.
Come See Me in the Good Light has been hailed as a thoughtful and touching look at love and human resilience that will be sure to bring audiences to tears, while nevertheless being buoyed by levity and humor from Gibon and Falley themselves. The movie does a fantastic job at bringing a very personal experience into the universal, in a story which highlights the power of human connection, existence and art.
Stream Come See Me in the Good Light now on Apple TV.
‘Southern Charm’ Season 11
This scintillating Bravo reality show reveals the cutthroat world of socialites with deep roots in Charleston, North Carolina. We follow a group of singles as they seek love and professional success while simultaneously living up to their family’s legacies. Southern Charm is an incredibly revealing look at the exclusive society of Southern aristocracy and the traditions and pageantry that bind them.
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Southern Charm is about to have eleven seasons in its pocket for good reason. Like the best Bravo shows, the series does an excellent job of blending drama and eccentric characters while also offering viewers a glimpse into a world that many are likely unfamiliar with. The show gives a compelling window into the cultural norms of Southern life, some of which have changed dramatically in recent years.
Stream Southern Charm season 11 on November 20 on Peacock.