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3 new Netflix shows you should binge-watch this weekend —including a buzzy new Scandinavian thriller (Oct. 30-Nov.1)

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3 new Netflix shows you should binge-watch this weekend —including a buzzy new Scandinavian thriller (Oct. 30-Nov.1)

This weekend marks the end of a month (bye October!) and the start of a new one (hello November!), which means a fresh slate of new movies and TV shows landing on the top streaming services, of which Netflix is obviously one. November 2026 will bring plenty of buzzy titles to the Netflix platform, from a new season of "Black Doves" to the debut of the limited series "The Altruists." But before we get into all that, we still have the last few days of October left, and they're nothing to sneeze at, content-wise.

Speaking of which, here at Tom's Guide, we've helpfully narrowed your weekend-binge options down to an easy three Netflix shows that will end your month on a high note. First up is the four-part Swedish psychological thriller "A Couple of Lies," which you'll love if you're a fan of dark twists and domestic suspense. Next is "Dangerous Liaisons," a pulpy prelude to Pierre Choderlos de Laclos's classic 18th-century novel. And for some lighter fare, you can't go wrong spending time with country icon Reba McEntire at "Happy's Place"; the second season arrives on Netflix on Sunday, November 1.

Whether you're looking for scheming ex-lovers or sitcom laughs, here are three fresh Netflix releases worth adding to your watchlist this weekend.

Adapted from Stefan Ahnhem's best-selling crime novel of the same name, this four-part Swedish thriller is like "The Holiday" gone very wrong: Wealthy spouses Helene (Frida Gustavsson) and Carl (Fares Fares) agree to a seemingly idyllic home swap with fellow married couple Scarlett (Emma Appleton) and Adam (Jakob Oftebro), trading their Stockholm home for the latter's sun-drenched villa in Sicily


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