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The 4 best new shows and movies streaming this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and more (November 6-8)

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The 4 best new shows and movies streaming this weekend on Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and more (November 6-8)

The nights are drawing in, which means there's more time than ever to sit in front of the TV, because who wants to go out when it's drizzly and dark? This week sees a crop of streaming hits return for second seasons, and there's a new Liam Neeson action movie too.

I've chosen titles from across a range of streaming services, including a more obscure one that will currently cost you pennies, so whatever you're subscribed to and whoever's watching, there should be something for everyone.

Below you'll find recommendations from Prime Video, Apple TV, Netflix, and MGM+. While we don't have any specific HBO Max or Disney Plus recommendations this week, we do have guides to the best HBO Max shows and the best Disney Plus shows. Happy watching!

British spy series Black Doves is back, with another batch of episodes reuniting undercover operative Helen (Keira Knightley) with her killer best friend Sam (Ben Whishaw). Now wife to the new Prime Minister, Helen is closer to power than ever, but when her handler, Mrs. Reed, goes missing, Sam and Helen team up to find out what happened.

Part of the joy of Black Doves is the revolving door of oddball assassins and spies who cross paths (and usually exchange punches) with Helen or Sam. This season's no different, with One Day's Ambika Mod, Alien: Earth's Babou Ceesay, Control's Sam Riley, Scream star Neve Campbell and Blade Runner 2049's Sylvia Hoeks joining the cast.

Once you've finished your binge, check out our list of the best shows on Netflix .


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