There’s something about November that screams “couch loyalty month.” The air gets colder, your resolve to socialize weakens, and suddenly that subscription fee for Disney+ feels less like a luxury and more like a public service. So here we are — mugs of cocoa in hand, pumpkin-scented candles battling for dominance against burnt popcorn — ready to dig into what Disney+ has rolled out this month.

All’s Fair (November 6)

Ah, courtroom dramas. The caffeine of television. There’s something irresistibly satisfying about people in sharp suits using legal jargon like lightsabers. All’s Fair, the latest original series from Disney+, leans into that fascination — except it trades the stiff legalese of Law & Order for millennial cynicism and flirtatious chaos.

Set in a glossy San Francisco firm, the show follows a morally flexible lawyer juggling ambition, romance, and a PR crisis that could sink her career. Think The Good Wife meets Fleabag, with a streaming budget fat enough to fund an entire Star Wars spin-off.

A Very Jonas Christmas Movie (November 14)

Remember when the Jonas Brothers broke up, and the world collectively screamed into its pillows? Now imagine the exact opposite of that heartbreak, wrapped in tinsel and glitter. A Very Jonas Christmas Movie is exactly what it sounds like: a self-aware, joy-soaked holiday romp featuring the brothers themselves, equal parts humor, nostalgia, and absurdly attractive knitwear.

This isn’t just fan service; it’s a masterclass in pop-culture resurrection. The film leans into everything that made the Jonas era iconic — boy-band charm, sibling banter, and that rare ability to make Christmas sweaters look aspirational. Expect musical cameos, fourth-wall winks, and maybe even a redemption arc for whoever still blames Nick for 2013.

The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, Season 3 (November 13)

Reality TV gets a divine twist with The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives. By season three, this docu-series has evolved beyond voyeurism — it’s become a mirror for modern relationships under extraordinary pressure. What began as guilty-pleasure television now packs emotional depth, exploring faith, independence, and identity within tight-knit communities that rarely open their doors.

It’s voyeurism meets sociology — the kind of show you start ironically, then accidentally binge until sunrise. The new season promises rawer interviews, more intricate personal arcs, and a surprising amount of solidarity among the cast.

Chris Hemsworth: A Roadtrip to Remember (November 24)

If Thor traded Mjölnir for a jeep and mindfulness, you’d get this. Chris Hemsworth: A Roadtrip to Remember is part travelogue, part existential journey — a National Geographic original where Hemsworth explores memory, legacy, and human connection through the lens of road-tripping across Australia.

There are moments of breathtaking beauty — vast landscapes that look AI-generated, deep conversations with locals, and yes, plenty of shots of Chris being effortlessly heroic while wrangling nature. But the emotional weight lands hardest in its quieter scenes, where the actor reflects on aging, fame, and what it means to slow down in a world obsessed with acceleration.

The Beatles Anthology (November 26)

Every generation discovers The Beatles like they invented them. The Beatles Anthology returns to Disney+ in restored 4K glory, turning the band’s mythology into an immersive, living documentary. Archival footage, never-before-seen clips, and candid reflections make this essential viewing — whether you’re a lifelong fan or just here because “Yesterday” made you cry.

Disney+ handles it with reverence, balancing the nostalgia with crisp remastering and modern storytelling flow. It’s not just history — it’s a resurrection. Watching Lennon and McCartney in creative motion feels like peering into the blueprint of modern music itself.

WHAT ELSE IS COMING IN NOVEMBER?

COCOMELON ANIMAL TIME S1–3
Streaming from 1 November — Perfect for the littlest binge-watchers (and parents who secretly hum along).

RONALDO (2015)
Streaming from 1 November — The definitive documentary on CR7 himself. Peak football. Peak ego. Peak entertainment.

THE ROOKIE: FEDS S1
Streaming from 1 November — If The Rookie left you wanting more high-stakes bureaucracy and badge-flashing bravado, this spinoff’s got you covered.

MARVEL’S SPIDEY AND HIS AMAZING FRIENDS (SHORTS) S4
Streaming from 5 November — Bite-sized Spider-Man goodness for kids, or adults who just can’t quit their friendly neighborhood hero.

THE MANIPULATED
Streaming from 5 November — A dark, psychological original that twists trust and betrayal tighter than Loki’s grin.

LIFE-SIZE
Streaming from 7 November — The Tyra Banks cult-classic returns, proving that doll magic, nostalgia, and Disney+ synergy are eternal.