November on OSN+ has a useful mix of new thrillers, returning series and films for very different moods. M.I.A. and The Good Daughter lead the new shows, while The Gilded Age, The Hunting Wives and Sweetpea return. On the movie side, there’s everything from Wuthering Heights to smaller dramas and a few reliable family-night picks.
Here’s what’s arriving and when, based on OSN+’s November schedule.
The new series to start with
M.I.A. — November 6. After her family is murdered, Etta Tiger Jonze sets out for revenge and a place at the top of South Florida’s criminal underworld. All nine episodes arrive together, making this the month’s clearest weekend binge for crime-drama fans.
The Good Daughter — November 13. Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne star in a family thriller about sisters Samantha and Charlotte Quinn, whose lives remain shaped by a violent night 28 years earlier. Expect buried secrets and difficult family history rather than a straightforward whodunit.
Returning shows
The Gilded Age, season 4 — November 2. Bertha Russell has secured her place in New York society, but keeping it comes at a fresh cost to her marriage and family. If you’re here for lavish costumes and carefully delivered insults, mark this as your first date.
St. Denis Medical, season 3 — November 3. The underfunded hospital staff return for more patient emergencies, personal complications, and workplace absurdity. It’s the lighter option among November’s dramas.
The Hunting Wives, season 2 — November 26. Sophie and Margo are pulled back into each other’s lives as old secrets and new enemies surface. This is one for viewers who like their drama glossy and their friendships dangerous.
Sweetpea, season 2 — coming in November. Rhiannon Lewis has a promotion, a romance and an expanding kill list to manage. A copycat killer adds another problem. OSN+ has confirmed the month but hasn’t given a specific release date yet.
The movies worth a look
Wuthering Heights — November 28. Emerald Fennell’s adaptation casts Margot Robbie and Jacob Elordi as Catherine Earnshaw and Heathcliff. Their destructive romance makes this the big late-month film for anyone in the mood for gothic drama.
November 1 brings several very different choices. If I Had Legs I’d Kick You follows a mother trying to cope with her child’s illness, an absent husband, and a life slipping out of control; its dark humour makes it a demanding watch.
Sorry, Baby takes a quieter approach, following a young woman trying to move forward after trauma. Lee stars Kate Winslet as war photographer Lee Miller, while Sound of Freedom is a rescue drama inspired by real events.
For something to watch together, Hachi: A Dog’s Tale arrives on November 11, starring Richard Gere and telling the story of a dog’s devotion to his owner. Keep tissues nearby. King Richard arrives November 19, with Will Smith playing Richard Williams as he helps guide Venus and Serena toward tennis greatness.
OSN+ is also adding a Daytime Movie Collection from November 1 for viewers after easygoing romance. Its listed titles include A Winning Team, Everglades Romance, Two for Tee, To Philly with Love and A Costa Rican Wedding, among others.
Arabic and family picks
Tag — November 13. This Arabic action comedy follows twins Tag and Haroun after they discover supernatural abilities. It’s November’s regional film pick for a lighter movie night.
My Weird School — November 1. In this Nickelodeon series, middle schooler AJ and his friends face a problem beyond ordinary classroom chaos: an alien invasion. For another family option, Nickelodeon’s Kids’ Choice Awards 2026 arrives on November 19.
If you’re choosing just one thing to start, pick M.I.A. for a complete crime binge, St. Denis Medical for an easy return to a familiar cast, or Wuthering Heights for a late-November movie night. Release dates are those supplied in OSN+’s November schedule and may change.
