November sweeps in with the confidence of a debutante who believes every chandelier is angled for her benefit, scattering films and shows so abundant that even the most disciplined viewer begins to look faintly overwhelmed. The weekend is the time when admirers flee back to their chosen havens, whether that comfort takes the form of Steve Carell’s admirably patient exasperation in The Office or Julia Louis-Dreyfus wielding sarcasm like a ceremonial blade in Veep. But just before the migration becomes complete, a gentle detour seems essential.

Before the retreat, here is a quick guide to the shows worth dabbling in this weekend, each offering just enough charm to delay your return to comfort rerun

Season 3 of The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives resumes at full speed as Utah’s most visible “MomTok” influencers attempt to rebuild a group that has collapsed in spectacular fashion. The aftermath of the soft-swinging scandal lingers like a guest who refuses to leave, while new allegations, fraying alliances, and fragile marriage dynamics place every carefully curated post under scrutiny. The women face mounting pressure from The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints, brand partners, and fans who expect sincerity and spectacle in equal measure.

It is an ideal weekend binge because the entire season debuts at once, allowing viewers to move seamlessly from emotional fallout to fresh rivalries without the pain of waiting. The narrative blends religious expectations, digital celebrity, and interpersonal tension with startling efficiency, resulting in a reality series that treats each revelation like an unexpected notification that cannot be ignored. Streaming is available in the United States on Hulu.

Season 2 of Landman, co-created by Taylor Sheridan, deepens its West Texas setting with a narrative that treats the oil business as both machine and battlefield. Tommy Norris, played by Billy Bob Thornton, steps into the presidency of M-Tex Oil after his mentor’s death and immediately confronts lawsuits, cartel-linked interference, and a family structure with the stability of a neglected derrick. Demi Moore’s character, Cami Miller, expands into a formidable presence as she mourns her husband while defending her family’s legacy with unnerving resolve.

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This weekend marks the debut of the new season, and the first episode establishes a sharper, more disciplined tone reminiscent of  Sheridan’s strongest work. Performances by Sam Elliott and Andy Garcia add weight, making the series a grounded modern Western that respects the industry’s harsh logic while amplifying its human cost. Paramount Plus hosts the weekly rollout, allowing viewers to begin the season’s escalation immediately.

Season 2 of Palm Royale returns to 1969 Palm Beach with renewed precision as Kristen Wiig’s Maxine Dellacorte attempts to claw her way back into high society after a public catastrophe that left her reputation gasping for air. The season pairs its sparkling satire with a fresh murder mystery involving Axel’s untimely demise, pushing Maxine into schemes that require both elaborate costuming and unnerving creativity. The ensemble, including Carol Burnett, Allison Janney, Laura Dern, and Ricky Martin, leans into the show’s heightened tone with deliberate confidence.

This weekend’s episode continues the season’s celebrated shift toward sharper camp, wry humor, and intentionally over-polished chaos. Critics highlight the series’ ability to balance Maxine’s social desperation with a genuinely engaging investigation that nudges every character into delightful absurdity. Apple TV Plus releases new installments weekly, offering viewers a polished combination of comedy, glamour, and escalating intrigue.

The Beast in Me, a show that has already joined season 2 hubbub, introduces an eight-episode psychological thriller anchored by Claire Danes as Aggie Wiggs, a Pulitzer Prize–winning author trapped between grief and fixation. Her attention turns to Nile Jarvis, played by Matthew Rhys, a wealthy real estate figure whose reputation still carries the shadow of his wife’s disappearance. The series constructs an intricate game of pursuit, suspicion, and emotional disarray, using Aggie’s trauma as both lens and weapon as she edges closer to the truth she claims to seek.

This weekend makes the miniseries particularly suited for a full watch, as its brisk pacing and controlled tension reward continuous viewing. Critics praise the precision of its writing and the fierce chemistry between Danes and Mr. Rhys, creating a story that unfolds with deliberate unease and narrative discipline. Netflix offers all eight episodes, making the series a tightly wound journey worth completing without interruption. Together, these standout titles offer the perfect mix of excitement, comfort, and fresh storytelling for a weekend well spent.

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Which of these shows are you watching this weekend? Let us know in the comments!