Apple TV is continuing its commitment to original programming this month with a slate of star-studded new shows and movies. November will kick off with the return of Owen Wilson’s feel-good golf series and end with a new Chris Pratt movie.
You can check out what’s premiering on the service in November below, or jump ahead to the full release schedule by day for more details.
New on Apple TV in November
Stick Season 2 – November 4
First up in November, the Owen Wilson golf comedy Stick is back for a second season. Wilson is reprising his role as Pryce Cahill, a former professional golfer who fell apart after his personal life came crashing down on him. In season 1, Pryce found redemption by mentoring a young golf savant named Santi and helping to turn him into a legitimate professional. Season 2 will see Pryce moving beyond his mentor role and maybe getting back into the game himself.
Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook – November 6
Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook is a new docuseries starring Awkwafina being, well, an unlikely cook. The comedian takes a journey across the country to explore Asian American cuisine from influential chefs. Her own cooking skills are non-existent, so she gets put in quite a few situations she’s not exactly comfortable with.
12 12 12 – November 13
Anthony Mackie may be the new Captain America, but before the next Marvel movie comes out he’ll be playing the role of FBI agent. 12 12 12 is a new series that focuses on time. Each episode will be about a huge heist and will showcase 12 months of planning, 12 hours of heist, and then the following 12 days after it all shakes out. Anthony Mackie plays the FBI agent hot on the trail of the criminal in each episode, with Jamie Dornan taking on the role of the criminal doing the actual heist.
Being Heumann – November 13
Apple TV won its first Oscar for CODA all the way back in 2022, and now that same director (Sian Heder) is back for another heartwarming story. Being Heumman follows the story of disability rights activist Judy Heumann as she leads the 1977 San Fransisco protest known as the 504 Sit-In. This was the longest occupation of a federal building in U.S. history and resulted in new rights and protections for disabled Americans.
Way of the Warrior Kid – November 25
Way of the Warrior Kid is a coming-of-age movie with a surprising stacked cast. The story follows a middle-school kid named Marc who’s struggles with bullying are weighing down all aspects of his life. His path takes a turn for the better when his injured Uncle Jake (Chris Pratt), a Navy SEAL, spends the summer with him and his mom (Linda Cardellini). Uncle Jake decides to put Marc through a rigorous training program called “Operation Warrior Kid”, teaching him how to have courage and face down any problem with his own inner strength. Way of the Warrior Kid is based on the bestselling novel of the same name.
Apple TV Full November 2026 Release Schedule
Alongside all of the new releases for November, Apple TV will be wrapping up the first season of Brothers, Small Prophets, and Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars. We’ll also be getting new episodes of Where’s Wanda? every Wednesday and Nocturne every Friday (see our premiere review).
Wednesday, November 4
- Brothers Season 1 Finale
- Small Prophets Season 1 Finale
- Where’s Wanda? Season 1 (Episode 3)
- Stick Season 2 Premiere (Episodes 1-2)
Friday, November 6
- Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook
- Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars Season 2 Finale
- Nocturne Season 1 (Episode 3)
Wednesday, November 11
- Where’s Wanda? Season 1 (Episode 4)
- Stick Season 2 (Episode 3)
Friday, November 13
- 12 12 12 Season 1 Premiere (Episodes 1-2)
- Snoopy Presents: !2 Days of Snoopy
- Being Heumann
- Nocturne Season 1 (Episode 4)
Wednesday, November 18
- Where’s Wanda? Season 1 (Episode 5)
- Stick Season 2 (Episode 4)
Friday, November 20
- Nocturne Season 1 (Episode 5)
- 12 12 12 Season 1 (Episode 3)
Wednesday, November 25
- Way of the Warrior Kid
- Where’s Wanda? Season 1 (Episode 6)
- Stick Season 2 (Episode 5)
Friday, November 27
- Nocturne Season 1 (Episode 6)
- 12 12 12 Season 1 (Episode 3)
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