Laura is a born-and-raised Dominican creative with a deep passion for animation and an unhealthy obsession with Studio Ghibli. She has worked as Collider’s Social Media Coordinator since January 2021, where she oversees everything from day-to-day audience engagement to long-term growth strategies across all major social platforms.
Working closely within the entertainment industry has allowed Laura to develop a more critical and informed perspective on the media she consumes, which led to her training as a Features Writer in 2023. Since then, she has been avidly writing whatever she is allowed to put her hands on.
One of the highlights of Laura’s career has been the opportunity to interview several notable creatives behind the shows and films she loves. These include Dandadan Season 1 producer Hiroshi Kamei, voice actors Abby Trott, AJ Beckles, and Aleks Le, as well as Arcane showrunner Christian Linke, co-director Barthélemy Maunoury, and co-executive producer Amanda Overton.
November is just around the corner, and with the holiday season getting closer and closer, it’s the perfect time to stock up on shows to watch during those cozy nights at home. Whether you’re already getting into the festive spirit or just looking for an excuse to spend a few extra hours on the couch, Netflix has plenty of new releases to keep your watchlist full and busy.
Looking for a show that keeps you guessing? The Body promises a mystery worth digging into, while Black Doves returns for another round of espionage and danger. Meanwhile, The Hunting Wives is back with more secrets and scandal, while Win the Mall and The Great British Baking Show: Holidays add some reality competition to the lineup. So grab your favorite blanket, make yourself comfortable, and get ready to add a few new titles to your queue.
‘Bass X Machina’ (2026)
Available November 3
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After several delays, Bass X Machina is finally making its debut on Netflix, bringing a new animated adventure to the streamer. Produced by South Korea’s Studio Mir, the upcoming Netflix original blends steampunk vibes with Western action and sci-fi elements.
At the center of the story is a father who finds himself pushed to the edge when protecting his family means taking justice into his own hands. With danger lurking around every corner, he must become judge, jury, and executioner in a lawless world where doing the right thing may come at a terrible cost. With its unique setting and a premise that combines Western storytelling with sci-fi elements, Bass X Machina sounds like an intriguing addition to Netflix’s animation lineup.
‘Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike’ (2026)
Available November 3
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Mike Tyson is stepping back into the spotlight with Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike, a new comedy special filmed at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. Marking his first time back on stage since his 2013 show Undisputed Truth, the former heavyweight boxing champion is showing audiences a very different side of himself.
Return of the Mike promises to offer a chance to see Tyson outside the boxing ring, where his unpredictable personality and larger-than-life stories take center stage. He will open up about addiction, mental health, and his complicated relationship with himself, tackling some deeply personal subjects with a healthy dose of humor.
‘Black Doves’ Season 2 (2024–Present)
Available November 5
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Black Doves is returning for Season 2 on November 5, bringing Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw back together for another round of espionage and dark humor. Season 1 left Helen (Knightley) and Sam (Whishaw) alive but far from safe. Helen is still passing state secrets to the covert organization known as the Black Doves, but her double life is becoming increasingly difficult to manage. With her husband, Wallace (Andrew Buchan), preparing to become prime minister, one wrong move could put everything she cares about at risk.
Meanwhile, Helen’s handler, Mrs. Reed (Sarah Lancashire), finds herself caught in a scheme designed to undermine her position within the organization. Helen ends up reuniting with Sam, who has traded his former life as a hitman for lonely nights in Soho and less glamorous jobs. Together, they begin searching for answers.
‘The Body’ (2026)
Available November 11
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What happens when a Catholic school dance-team initiation goes horribly wrong? Created by Under the Bridge‘s Quinn Shephard, the eight-episode drama follows a group of rebellious Catholic schoolgirls whose failed initiation leads to a series of prophetic visions and a wave of mass hysteria that begins spreading throughout their small community. As the girls’ experiences begin to spiral out of control, their story explores the messy realities of growing up, figuring out who you are, and trying to find your place in the world.
Shephard describes the show’s style as “gritty camp,” drawing inspiration from cult favorites like Carrie and Mean Girls. Starring Kristina Bogic, Sara Boustany, Geena Meszaros, and The Traitors winner Gabby Windey, the series will mix teenage drama with religious horror and psychological tension, making The Body look like an intriguing pick for viewers who enjoy their coming-of-age stories with a darker and unconventional twist.
Four Netflix characters, four completely different ways of showing up
for somebody. This is the one who fits how you actually do friendship, and what having them in your
life would be like.
You do not do friendship at half volume, and neither does he.
What you want is somebody who says yes to the plan before you have finished describing the
plan.
- Dustin is the friend the entire show runs on: loyal past the point of sense,
enthusiastic about everything, and incapable of leaving anybody behind. - You have the same instinct. Your friendships are loud, specific and slightly ridiculous,
and they last for decades because of it. - He is also the one person who would take your strangest interest completely seriously,
which is far rarer than it sounds. - You would have a group chat. It would never once be quiet.
You are the friend who makes things happen, and so is she.
Together you would be mildly exhausting to everyone around you and completely delighted with
yourselves.
- Emily treats an ordinary Tuesday as something that could be turned into an occasion,
which is either the best or the worst quality in a friend depending on your energy
levels. - You share her refusal to sit still. Neither of you has ever accepted a night in when
something was happening somewhere else. - She is far more loyal than people give her credit for. She defends her friends loudly,
publicly, and occasionally before checking the facts. - She would post the photo without asking. You would forgive her, because it is a very
good photo.
You have no patience for pleasant lies, and she has no ability to
tell them. What looks like coldness from the outside is the most reliable friendship on this
list.
- Wednesday never says a kind thing she does not mean, which makes the rare ones count for
an enormous amount. - You would rather be told the truth than be made comfortable. She is constitutionally
incapable of offering you anything else. - Underneath all of it she is ferociously protective. She simply refuses to make a
performance out of caring. - Do not expect a birthday message. Do expect her to ruin anyone who wrongs you.
You look after whoever is having the worst day. So does he. It is
the least strategic way to move through the world and the best possible quality in a friend.
- Gi-hun is not the strongest player in Squid Game, or the cleverest. He is the one who
keeps choosing to protect somebody else, over and over, at genuine cost to himself. - You have the same instinct. You notice who is struggling and you stay with them, long
after anybody would blame you for leaving. - He is a flawed friend, and that is part of why it lands. He lets people down, then comes
back and tries again, which is more than most manage. - He would give you his last chance and never once mention that he had done it.
‘Win the Mall’ (2026)
Available November 18
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If you’ve ever wished you could run wild through a shopping mall with someone else footing the bill, Win the Mall might be your dream competition show. This upcoming Netflix series turns a classic shopping mall into a playground where savvy shoppers compete for control, cash, and bragging rights.
Throughout the season, contestants will battle to take control of storefronts, boost their spending power, and outsmart their rivals. With strategy playing just as big a role as shopping skills, knowing what to buy could mean the difference between winning big and going home with empty hands.
‘The Altruists’ (2026)
Available November 19
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If you thought the world of cryptocurrency couldn’t get any more dramatic, The Altruists is here to prove you wrong. This eight-episode limited series tells the story of Sam Bankman-Fried and Caroline Ellison, two ambitious young figures whose romance and financial empire became the center of one of the biggest scandals in crypto history. The Netflix drama stars TV powerhouse Julia Garner as Ellison and Anthony Boyle as Bankman-Fried.
The series will follow the rise and fall of FTX, the cryptocurrency exchange that promised to reshape the financial world before collapsing amid accusations of fraud involving billions of dollars. Bankman-Fried and Ellison were portrayed as brilliant young idealists who wanted to change the system, but their ambitions eventually led them into dangerous territory. Their relationship adds another layer to the story, offering a closer look at the personal dynamics behind the headlines and the decisions that helped bring their empire crashing down. Created by The Imitation Game‘s Graham Moore and The Leftovers‘ Jacqueline Hoyt, The Altruists aims to go beyond the financial scandal itself, exploring the people behind it and the complicated motives that shaped their choices.
‘The Great British Baking Show: Holidays’ Season 9 (2018–Present)
Available November 23
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A staple of the holiday season, we’re going once again into the Great British Baking Show tent. This special brings together returning contestants, plenty of seasonal treats, and a few familiar faces from the cast of Peep Show for a holiday-themed baking competition full of sugary creations.
As the bakers take on festive challenges, they’ll need to impress judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith with their holiday-inspired masterpieces once again. Just make sure there’s a sweet treat near by while you watch.
‘The Hunting Wives’ Season 2 (2025–Present)
Available November 26
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Image via NetflixThe Hunting Wives is back for another round of small-town chaos. The hit Netflix drama will bring back Brittany Snow as Sophie O’Neil and Malin Akerman as Margo Banks for a new season of dangerous secrets and drama.
The first season follows Sophie, a woman who moves from Cambridge to Texas and finds herself drawn into the glamorous, high-stakes world of Margo, the wife of wealthy oil tycoon Jed Banks (Dermot Mulroney). What begins as a new friendship soon pulls Sophie into a world of obsession, betrayal, and murder, where the wealthy residents of Maple Brook have plenty to hide. Season 2 picks up after the bloody events of the first season, with Sophie and Margo no longer on good terms. However, old secrets and new enemies might force the two women back into each other’s orbit, setting the stage for another dangerous game of manipulation.
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