Netflix subscribers around the world are in for some treats this week. A whole host of new television series are coming to Netflix, from animated shows and kids’ classics to dark thrillers and romantic comedies. There’s sure to be something for everyone to binge over the next seven days.
The following includes every television series premiering on the streaming service in the week commencing 11/10/2025.
Information for this article is sourced directly from Netflix and Deadline.
Sesame Street – November 10
Following a series-saving decision to acquire the rights to “Sesame Street” after the show was axed by HBO, Netflix will begin airing the 56th season of the beloved children’s series alongside the entire back catalog of content. Arriving in batches of three, the episodes will also air on PBS stations around the U.S. to ensure the show remains accessible to kids across the country. Fan-favorites such as Elmo, Cookie Monster, and Big Bird will all return in a new format that focuses on two 11-minute story segments.
Marines – November 10
A docuseries that follows the lives of service men and women in the 31st Marine Expeditionary Unit who are involved in “high-stakes combat exercises in the Pacific.” Filmed in 2024, the series sees the documentary team become embedded in a Marine Corps rapid-response task force on Okinawa.
Mrs Playmen – November 12
Inspired by true events, “Mrs Playmen” charts the story of a woman who takes over running an erotic magazine in Italy while breaking conservative norms and empowering the women involved. The series stars the likes of Mark Lewis, Carolina Crescentini, and Giuseppe Maggio.
Selling the OC – November 12
Season 4 of “Selling the OC,” the spin-off of the successful real estate reality series “Selling Sunset,” is coming to Netflix this week. Like previous seasons, the new episodes will follow the agents of the Oppenheim Group as they navigate internal dramas and sell high-end properties in Orange County, California.
Dynamite Kiss – November 12
“Dynamite Kiss” is a South Korean romantic comedy that stars Jang Ki-yong and Ahn Eun-jin. The pair play characters who find themselves in a strange relationship, where both parties are not necessarily who they say they are.
The Beast in Me – November 13
“The Beast in Me” is a drama miniseries produced by Jodie Foster and Conan O’Brien that stars Claire Danes and Matthew Rhys. The eight-episode show follows an.acclaimed author who recedes from public life after the death of her son but starts writing again when a new fascinating man moves in next door.
Had I Not Seen the Sun – November 13
From the same team that created the Netflix series “Someday or One Day,” “Had I Not Seen the Sun” a dark mystery romance that includes a cast of Tseng Jing-hua, Moon Lee, and Lyan Chen. Netflix describes the show as “blending high-school trauma, forbidden love, and chilling revenge” and will drop in two parts, with the second batch of episodes arriving on December 11.
Last Samurai Standing – November 13
“Last Samurai Standing” is a live-action adaptation of the Japanese manga series of the same name. Set during the Meiji period during the 1800s, the show stars Junichi Okada, Yumia Fujisaki and Kaya Kiyohara and follows a group of fighters who join a unique contest with the chance to win a huge grand prize.
Delhi Crime – November 13
The third season of the Indian crime drama will see Shefali Shah reprise her role as DIG Vartika Chaturvedi. With the first two seasons drawing widespread critical acclaim, this new season will see the police officers investigating an international human-trafficking ring that promises to be the most complicated case they’ve been involved in.
Unicorn Academy – November 13
“Unicorn Academy” has already launched three seasons and the fourth instalment will arrive on November 13. The animated series has also aired on Nickelodeon and follows a group of students who join forces with their magical unicorns to protect their island from destruction.
50 Seconds: The Fernando Báez Sosa Case – November 13
“50 Seconds: The Fernando Báez “ promises to be a thought-provoking and evocative documentary series that will tell the story of Fernando Báez Sosa. The young man was beaten to death by a group of other men outside a nightclub, sparking outrage and shock throughout Argentina.
The Crystal Cuckoo – November 14
Described as a thriller, “The Crystal Cuckoo” sees a young doctor attempting to uncover the cause of a series of mysterious tragedies that have plagued a small mountain town after arriving to find more information about her heart donor who saved her life. “Money Heist” star Itziar Ituño features in the leading role.
How to Win the Lottery – November 14
“How to Win the Lottery” tells the story of a man who masterminds a heist in a last-ditch effort to solve his financial difficulties. Creating a team of fellow underdogs, he aims to steal a lottery jackpot in broad daylight during a live television broadcast.
Gabby’s Dollhouse – November 17
The long-running animated series “Gabby’s Dollhouse” is returning for season 12 on Netflix. Like previous seasons, this new batch of episodes will follow Gabby as she imagines new adventures inside the animated world of her magical dollhouse.
