The 20 TV Premieres of November Are Worth the Wait

Paris Hilton drops the character she became famous with for this intimate new reality series. Here, she becomes a mother and shares with her family painful details of abuse in her past.

Book clubs everywhere will want to screen this miniseries adaptation of the best-selling novel of the same name. In it, worlds collide when a blind French teenager crosses paths with a German soldier in Nazi-occupied France. Hugh Laurie and Mark Ruffalo also star, in addition to Aria Mia Loberti and Louis Hofmann.

Would you sacrifice a fingernail if it meant you could be paired with your true love? In this sci-fi film, couples use technology to be paired, but the results might not be perfect. Riz Ahmed, Jessie Buckley, Luke Wilson, Annie Murphy and Jeremy Allen White star.

Annette Benning stars as real-life long-distance swimmer Diana Nyad, who tries to become the first woman to swim from Florida to Cuba without a shark cage at age 60. Jodie Foster and Rhys Ifans co-star.

A dysfunctional family needs funds fast to settle their mother’s gambling debts, so they turn to game shows as a way out in this comedy starring Sandra Oh, Awkwafina, Jason Schwartzman, Will Ferrell, Tony Hale and Holland Taylor.

Picture “The Gilded Age” mixed with a modern female high school drama and you have this series about young American girls in London debutante society in the 1870s. It is based on an unfinished Edith Wharton novel.

It’s time for season two of the series that continues the story from Disney’s hit holiday movie franchise. This time, Santa (Tim Allen) must go head-to-head with an exiled former Santa (Eric Stonestreet) to save Christmas yet again.

David Fincher’s latest stars Michael Fassbender as an assassin caught up in an international manhunt.

Nathan Fielder’s latest uncomfortable comedy series stars Emma Stone and himself as married hosts of an HGTV show. When a child curses him, all goes wrong. Benny Safdie is the co-creator and also co-stars.

In this new miniseries, Darby Hart (Emma Corrin) is a hacker and amateur sleuth who gets invited to the isolated getaway of a billionaire (Clive Owen) with eight other guests. When one of the guests is found dead, Darby must solve the case before another victim falls.

The first part of the last season of this royal series drops (with the second half arriving in December). Set 1997 to 2005, Imelda Staunton continues as Queen Elizabeth II, facing the death of Diana, the courtship of William and Kate and more.

In season two of the Julia Child series, Julia travels to France and Washington D.C., navigating her newfound celebrity with the help of her inner circle, including husband Paul (David Hyde Pierce) and best friend Avis (Bebe Neuwirth).

The fifth season of the crime drama jumps to 2019 where a housewife (Juno Temple) may be hiding a secret. Jon Hamm plays a local sheriff while Joe Keery, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Lamorne Morris also star.

When Andy ends up on the naughty list, he gathers together nine other children to pull a heist and get the presents from the North Pole they believe are rightly theirs.

Baz Luhrmann’s 2008 film “Australia” was a financial disappointment, but he gets another chance now that he has recut it into a miniseries with never-seen footage. The Nicole Kidman and Hugh Jackman drama focuses on a dispute over a cattle ranch in 1930s and 1940s Australia.

"Oliver Twist" gets a spinoff in the form of this new comedy series starring Thomas Brodie-Sangster (Love Actually) as Dodger, now a surgeon in Australia, but haunted by Fagin (David Thewlis).

Jennifer Garner and Ed Helms are parents who switch places with their teens in this family comedy film, based on the book “Bedtime for Mommy” from “Yes Day!” illustrator Amy Rosenthal.

A team of special forces agents think they saved Las Vegas from destruction so they go out and celebrate, only to realize after they are wasted that they must finish the job in this new comedy-action series.