Binge November 2026 highlights – A new comedy-drama led by Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie, the second season of The Paper, a CIA drama about the hunt for Saddam Hussein and live AFLW finals headline Binge’s November line-up in Australia.
For subscribers deciding what to watch, this is more than a list of new premieres. The month brings complete-season drops, returning weekly programmes, films, large catalogue additions and live sport. The dates below distinguish shows that arrive all at once from those that continue across November; Binge says its schedule may change.
The biggest scripted launch comes late in the month: all ten episodes of Dig arrive on 23 November. Before then, High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam starts on 9 November and The Game returns on 10 November. It Gets Worse, prominent in Binge’s November selection, actually premieres on 29 October and is available to watch throughout the following month.
New and returning series on Binge in November
Dig – 23 November
Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie’s new comedy-drama Dig centres on four women working at an archaeological site in Greece. Their discovery of a long-buried secret could rewrite history, but it also draws them into an international conspiracy. Australian actor Geraldine Viswanathan joins a cast that includes Antonia Thomas and Fina Strazza. Binge lists the first season as a ten-episode boxset, released express from the US on 23 November.
The Australian connection is especially notable in a month dominated by international acquisitions: Viswanathan is part of the core cast, and subscribers will not have to wait week by week for the story to unfold.
High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam – 9 November
Adapted from former CIA analyst John Nixon’s memoir, High Value Target: The Hunt for Saddam stars Joel Kinnaman as Nixon and Waleed Zuaiter as Saddam Hussein. It begins on 9 November, with double episodes each week rather than a complete-season drop. The drama examines the capture and interrogation of the former Iraqi leader through the perspective of the analyst involved.
The Game – 10 November
Former detective Huw Miller is drawn back into a cat-and-mouse struggle with imprisoned serial killer Patrick Harbottle in the second season of The Game. Its four episodes arrive weekly from 10 November. That makes it one of the shorter continuing dramas on the slate, with a new chapter expected each Tuesday rather than an immediate boxset.
Southern Charm – 13 November
The 12th season of Southern Charm begins on 13 November with weekly episodes express from the US. Craig Conover, Austen Kroll, Shep Rose, Madison LeCroy and Salley Carson return, with Allie Newman joining the cast. The series remains part of Binge’s reality offering alongside its continuing Real Housewives, Below Deck and 90 Day Fiancé programming.
The Paper – 19 November
All ten episodes of The Paper season two arrive on 19 November. Domhnall Gleeson returns as Ned, the editor-in-chief navigating a news operation and his attraction to reporter Mare, played by Chelsea Frei. The full-season release gives comedy viewers another substantial boxset in the same month as Dig.
It Gets Worse – available from 29 October
Created by and starring Leo Reich, the six-part It Gets Worse follows three university best friends living in London. Andrew Scott and Lena Dunham make guest appearances. Although Binge features it among its November picks, all six episodes are scheduled to drop on 29 October, so it should already be available when November begins.
Films and documentaries
It’s Never Over, Jeff Buckley arrives on 1 November. Directed by Amy Berg, the documentary revisits the late musician’s life and legacy. The same day brings Salt-N-Pepa, Patsy & Loretta, Michael Jackson’s This Is It and You, Me & Tuscany, giving the opening weekend a mix of music-related viewing and film.
The Super Mario Galaxy Movie joins Binge on 8 November. Chris Pratt returns as Mario, Charlie Day as Luigi, Anya Taylor-Joy as Princess Peach and Jack Black as Bowser; Donald Glover voices Yoshi and Benny Safdie plays Bowser Jr.
Later in the month, the full programming guide lists Michael and the Iron Maiden documentary Burning Ambition for 29 November. Sex and the Single Mom is listed for 6 November. As with all advance listings, film availability can move before release.
More new boxsets and factual viewing
The full November guide goes well beyond the headline selections. On 1 November, Binge lists the two-part War Above the Trenches and the eight-episode Aussie Road Train Truckers. On 2 November, the final three episodes of Endeavour season eight arrive together, while Brave Wilderness season two is listed as a 20-episode drop.
New arrivals on 3 November include Debriefing the President, an eight-episode scripted series beginning weekly, and factual seasons of Diamond River Hunters, Don’t Drive Here and Feast by Fire. The following day brings Spiky Gold Hunters, Fatal Engineering and the start of Secrets of the Curry Kitchen. Binge also lists multiple seasons of Gold Fever and Wardens for viewers looking for a longer factual binge.
On 5 November, both seasons of Down to Earth with Zac Efron are scheduled to arrive. Australian travel title Great Aussie Road Trips is listed the same day, alongside Danger Decoded, Viking Chronicles, Trip Gone Bad and the first season of Hollywood Weapons. Additional seasons of Hollywood Weapons and Ice Pilots NWT follow on 6 November.
Mid-to-late November adds weekly starts for World War II: End Game on 11 November, Pharaohs: Greater Than the Pyramids on 17 November, and Great British Train Journeys from Above on 24 November. Trauma Rescue Squad season four begins on 19 November, Location, Location, Location New Zealand season two on 20 November and 90 Day: Hunt for Love season two on 26 November. These are guide listings, not all programmes given the same promotional emphasis as Binge’s lead titles.
Complete-series favourites and continuing episodes
Four familiar series are already available as complete boxsets. Shameless (US) has seasons one to 11, Seinfeld seasons one to nine, New Girl seasons one to seven and Lost seasons one to six. They offer a different kind of November viewing from the new weekly premieres: viewers can start at episode one and continue at their own pace.
The rolling schedule also includes continuing episodes of The Great British Bake Off, Below Deck, The Real Housewives of Potomac, Chicago P.D., Saturday Night Live, Last Week Tonight with John Oliver, Gold Rush and Aussie Gold Hunters. Those entries reflect ongoing series rather than fresh November season launches, and episode dates may change.
Live sport: AFLW finals and WBBL
November also brings live sport to Binge. Its featured event is the AFLW Grand Final on Friday 27 November, billed as the competition’s first Friday-night grand final. The full sport guide also lists AFLW qualifying and elimination finals on 6-8 November, semi-finals on 14 November and preliminary finals on 21 November.
The Women’s Big Bash League runs through the month, with matches involving all eight clubs listed in the guide. Surfing’s WSL Championship Tour Philippines Pro is scheduled across the first part of November, while SailGP events in Dubai and Abu Dhabi appear later in the month. Exact fixtures and start times should be checked close to play because live-sport schedules can change.
For more TV Central Binge news and streaming coverage, read our Binge October highlights. To check the current catalogue, plans and availability, visit Binge Australia.