Rotten Tomatoes has unveiled its list of the five most anticipated TV and streaming shows arriving in November 2025, based on fan votes. Leading the pack is the final season of Netflix's Stranger Things, followed closely by Vince Gilligan's new series Pluribus on Apple TV+. The roundup highlights a mix of returning favorites and fresh series across platforms.
Overview
Fall TV season brings a slate of exciting releases, and Rotten Tomatoes polled fans to determine the most anticipated shows for November 2025. The list features a blend of long-running hits concluding and innovative new entries, spanning sci-fi, drama, comedy, and historical reimaginings. Voter enthusiasm was high, with Stranger Things dominating the poll by a significant margin, while spots two and three were decided by just two votes.
Top Shows
1. Stranger Things: Season 5
Premiering November 26 on Netflix, this final season wraps up the 1980s-inspired saga after nearly a decade. It promises resolutions to cliffhangers from Season 4, including Max's recovery, Eddie's fate, and Eleven's battle with Vecna in the Upside Down. Expect emotional depth and high-stakes action.
2. Pluribus: Season 1
Set to debut November 7 on Apple TV+, this psychological sci-fi thriller comes from Breaking Bad creator Vince Gilligan. Starring Rhea Seehorn as the sole immune author Carol in a world blissfully altered by a global signal, it's positioned as one of Apple's major 2025 projects.
3. Landman: Season 2
Returning October 30 on Paramount+ (noted as part of the November anticipation), the series centers on Billy Bob Thornton's Tommy Norris in the Texas oil industry. Building on Season 1's success with over 5 million viewers, it escalates drama following Jon Hamm's character Monty Miller's death in the finale.
4. Robin Hood: Season 1
Launching November 9 on MGM+, this 10-episode romantic reimagining follows Rob's rise from forester's son to rebel, allying with noblewoman Marian. Co-written by Jonathan English and John Glenn, it offers a fresh take on the legend.
5. A Man on the Inside: Season 2
Dropping November 20 on Netflix, Ted Danson's quirky comedy returns, inspired by The Mole Agent documentary. Danson reprises his role as a sleuth in a retirement home, joined by real-life partner Mary Steenburgen, for more mystery and humor.
These selections reflect diverse genres and platforms, signaling a strong month for TV viewers.