November is shaping up to be an exciting month for TV watchers (streamers?), with a wide array of new and returning shows hitting the screens. Whether you’re into thrillers, dramas, or reality TV, there’s something for everyone. Here’s a look at some of the most anticipated TV shows premiering in November.
I love The Office. Whether it is the original starring Ricky Gervais or the surprising US version starring Steve Carel, I could not get enough. So the recent release of The Office Australia on Prime Video had me very excited to see if they could strike gold again. As the 13th adaptation of the iconic series originally created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, this version attempts to carve out its own identity while paying homage to its predecessors. Here’s a look at what makes it stand out and where it falls short.
Television (or streaming I guess) is a big part of my life. I have always been a huge consumer of television shows ever since the days of coming home from school and watching many hours of The Simpsons and Cheers when they hit syndication. Now, it’s all about keeping up with the hundreds of TV shows hitting the streaming services.
Oh boy, what a piece of news. Sony dropped the trailer for the next edition of Ghost of Tsushima. This time the adventure moves to a different part of Japan – Ghost of Yōtei.
I was a little late to the Tsushima party and had only played it over the last month. It came out in 2020, but due to word of mouth, this game has become one of the all-time best. Now, there is more.
Every now and then a trailer drops that gets me excited for TV again. That happened the other day when this was released for the second season of Lioness.
Who is watching Slow Horses on Apple TV+? Maybe some of you? Hard to know as Apple shows don’t seem to be popular among the masses even though many of them are extremely good.
Ted Lasso, The Morning Show, and most recently, Presumed Innocent, get all the buzz, but Slow Horses just might be Apple’s best show.
With the sports world mostly on a break other than the Paris Olympics (and the Blue Jays?), it also means a lot of my regular podcasts are also on a break.
So where do I turn? I turn to Trevor Noah and his insightful podcast called – What Now? With Trevor Noah.
I would describe it as a few people sitting around and talking about what is going on in the world, but they are not just complaining. They are digging deep into actual topics and having a very interesting conversation about them.
