The new series from the creator of 'Breaking Bad' and the spin-off of 'The Office' are the most notable new releases on streaming platforms in November.

BarcelonaNovember will be marked by many new series premieres, but also by one of the most anticipated returns of the year, that of Stranger ThingsOne of Netflix's biggest cultural phenomena is saying its final goodbye in three distinct phases. For now, the first four episodes are arriving. We'll review everything you can expect to find on streaming services this November.

With titles like Shiva baby (2020), Death, death, death (2022) and The Women Fighters Club (2023), actress Rachel Sennott has built a filmography that has made her one of the icons of Generation Z in the United States. Now she makes the leap to television with a series she created and stars in, which delves into the lives of a group of young people trying to make it in Los Angeles. Sennott plays Maia, a girl who works at a public relations and talent agency.influencers She is tired of not being able to access the opportunities she believes she deserves. Her life undergoes a revolution with the arrival in town of Tallulah, a demanding friend and former creative collaborator. And love LA follow the path he started GirlsBut unlike the four friends in New York written by Lena Dunham, the characters here are somewhat less hateful. But only slightly.

Creator Ryan Murphy has a large collection of favorite actresses, as he has demonstrated in series such as American Horror StoryNow she's reuniting some of her favorite actresses, like Naomi Watts and Sarah Paulson, for a legal drama about a group of female lawyers who leave an extremely male-dominated firm to open their own practice. One of the interesting things about the series is that the cast also includes... influencer Kim Kardashian, who made her television acting debut thanks to Murphy, has a close connection to the legal world: her father, Robert Kardashian, was a lawyer and one of O.J. Simpson's closest friends, and she herself earned her law degree this year.

With titles like Breaking Bad and Better Call SaulVince Gilligan is one of today's great television creators. In his new project, he reunites with Rhea Seehorn, a two-time Emmy nominee for her role as Kim Wexler in Better Call Saul. In PluribusThe actress plays a woman who is the most unhappy person in the world and whose mission is to save the Earth from happiness. Beyond this short and unsettling synopsis, neither the platform nor the creator have shared many more details, which only fuels the curiosity surrounding the series.

After Homeland Producer Howard Gordon and actress Claire Danes join forces again in this thriller of eight episodes. Danes plays Aggie Wiggs, a writer who has withdrawn from public life after the death of her son. The lack of inspiration she suffers since this traumatic experience begins to turn around when a new neighbor, Nile Jarvis (Matthew Rhys), arrives. The AmericansAggie, a real estate tycoon who was once considered a suspect in his wife's disappearance, begins to investigate the case. Fascinated by this man, she starts looking into the matter.

There are stories that lend themselves to as many adaptations as one wants. This is the case with the novel Dangerous Liaisonsby Pierre Choderlos de Laclos. The plot is well known: the libertine duel between the Marquise de Merteuil and the Vicomte de Valmont. HBO Max has described the series as "a loose adaptation" of the story and "an exploration of the price of emotional and sexual freedom in a world where women had very little." The cast includes Diane Kruger and Lucas Bravo, known for Emily in Paris.

Two months after its release in the United States, it arrives in Spain The Paper, a series derived from The OfficeNow the action no longer takes place in a stationery company, although paper is still present in some way: the protagonists are the members of the editorial staff of a local American newspaper, a sector particularly hard hit in recent years. The cast is eclectic: Irishman Domhnall Gleeson plays Ned Sampson, the new editor of the Toledo Truth TellerMeanwhile, Italian actress Sabrina Impacciatore plays her nemesis, the disgraced former director Esmeralda Grand. Filmed as a mockumentary, as was the original series, the link between The Paper and The Office It's a documentary team that followed the workers of Dunder Mifflin and now focuses on portraying the hardships faced by the editors of the local newspaper. The other link is the character of Oscar, the accountant, who also appeared in the original series.

Alberto Rodríguez brings to the screen Anatomy of a MomentJavier Cercas' book about the 23-F coup attempt. Structured in four episodes and with a pivotal moment. thrillerThe series focuses on three key characters, the only members of parliament who did not duck in Congress on February 23rd when the military began shooting: the general secretary of the Communist Party, Santiago Carrillo (Eduard Fernández); the president of the government, Adolfo Suárez (Álvaro Morte); and the general and vice president Manuel Gutiérrez Mellado (Manolo Solo), to whom the first three episodes are dedicated; the fourth recounts the trial of the coup-plotting military officers.

Perhaps its popularity is much lower than in its early days, but Stranger Things It has been one of the biggest phenomena in Netflix history. The science fiction and nostalgia series begins its final season after many delays, an installment in which the kids of Hawkins want to find Vecna, the terrible creature from the Upside Down, and destroy it. The farewell to Stranger ThingsSet in the fall of 1987, the series will be released in several stages: four episodes will premiere on November 27, another three on December 26, and the final episode will air on January 1, 2026. The last episode is expected to be two hours long.