Netflix’s releases for the week of November 2–8, 2026, include productions from several genres, ranging from animation and action to documentaries, drama, romance and comedy. The week’s highlights include the return of Black Doves, the Korean film Possible Love and a special episode of Love Is Blind focused on the contestants’ weddings and final decisions at the altar.
On Monday, November 2, the platform will add Bloody Thanksgiving, along with the animated collections Christmas Fun Collection and Little Christmas Collection.
Tuesday’s releases include Bass Ex Machina, an animated science-fiction action series about a father forced to act as judge, jury and executioner in a lawless land filled with criminals, machines and supernatural horrors. Also arriving is Mike Tyson: The Return of the Champion, a stand-up special recorded at the Seminole Hard Rock Hotel & Casino in Hollywood, Florida. New seasons of Will Trent: Special Agent are also scheduled to arrive.
Wednesday, November 4, brings A Dog’s Perfect Christmas, a drama comedy about a teenager, her grandfather and a loyal basset hound trying to keep their family together during the holidays. The same day will feature the 12th episode of Love Is Blind season 11, dedicated entirely to the cast’s weddings and final verdicts.
Other Wednesday releases include Ninho: The Price of Fame, a documentary about the French rapper’s career and his consideration of retirement; Interrupted Life: The Natalee Holloway Case, which follows Beth Holloway’s search for answers about her daughter’s disappearance; and Anesthesia, a Polish drama about a talented doctor attempting to rebuild his life after a risky surgery goes wrong.
Black Doves returns for its second season on Thursday, November 5. Helen, played by Keira Knightley, continues passing her country’s secrets to the mysterious organization she works for, while the position of her husband, Wallace, played by Andrew Buchan, makes her situation even more dangerous. Also scheduled are season two of North of North and the documentaries High-End: The Watch Case and the Chilean investigation surrounding the VIP Watches affair.
Thursday’s lineup also includes the Japanese drama romance One Year to Live, Buy a Man; the Indian family film Diwali from the Heart; the Thai comedy Crime on Set; as well as the films Christmas at the Palace and The Only Survivor.
On Friday, November 6, Netflix will release Possible Love, a South Korean drama about two couples whose lives intersect during the filming of a documentary. The platform will also add Unprotected: The Pazos Crime, a Spanish true-crime documentary about Isabel Fuentes and the events surrounding her attack and later murder.
The Colombian series Siege of the Palace will also premiere Friday. Inspired by the 1985 takeover of Colombia’s Palace of Justice, it portrays the hostage crisis, the military retaking of the building and the victims’ families’ long search for justice. Christmas at the Creek is another Friday release.
The week ends on Saturday, November 7, with WWE Crown Jewel, broadcast live at 2 p.m. Brasília time.
Sources: Olhar Digital.