4 best Netflix shows to watch (and 2 to skip) in November 2024

Outer Banks, Cobra Kai, The Madness, and more!

Outer Banks. (L to R) Gary Weeks as Luke, Rudy Pankow as JJ in episode 405 of Outer Banks.
Outer Banks. (L to R) Gary Weeks as Luke, Rudy Pankow as JJ in episode 405 of Outer Banks. | Netflix

It seems as though 2024 went by in the blink of an eye. Somehow, there are only two months left in the year, but that doesn't mean Netflix will be skimping when it comes to releasing new seasons of beloved shows and debuting new original series. November boasts so many great new releases that you won't want to miss, including two of the most popular Netflix shows.

On top of Outer Banks, Cobra Kai, and more of the best shows coming in November, binge-watchers can also get excited for the return of Arcane and its three-part release throughout the month. There's also a new holiday edition of Is It Cake? to devour, as well as Rhythm + Flow season 2, The Later Daters, The Empress season 2, and Chef's Table season 7.

Wondering which Netflix new releases should be on your watch list in November and which ones you probably don't have to rush to watch? Below we're sharing the four shows you will definitely want to watch and two you can skip!

Outer Banks. Rudy Pankow as JJ in episode 405 of Outer Banks.
Outer Banks. Rudy Pankow as JJ in episode 405 of Outer Banks. | Netflix

Outer Banks season 4 part 2

Watch! The Pogues are back in November after the debut of Outer Banks season 4 on Oct. 10. The last five episodes of season 4 complete the latest high-stakes adventure, which thrust John B. and his friends back into the gold game. While tracking down Blackbeard's treasure, the Pogues once again found themselves in danger with new enemies, but the mission revealed a shocking secret about JJ. What will happen next? Find out on Nov. 7!

Cobra Kai season 6 part 2

Watch! One week after the Pogues continue their adventures in their own second part, so does Cobra Kai season 6. The second part of the three-part final season event debuts on Nov. 15 and sets the stage for the last batch of episodes to be released in 2025. Season 6 part 2 contains five all-new episodes, as will part 3's release next year. Get ready for the Sekai Taikai and see who becomes the world champions. If you're a fan, you can't miss these episodes.

Cold Case: Who Killed JonBenét Ramsey

Skip! On Nov. 25, Netflix releases the new three-part documentary series Cold Case: Who Kill JonBenét Ramsey from celebrated director Joe Berlinger. The series will delve into the 30-year-old case and look at the various flaws of the investigation, featuring interviews from Ramsey's father John. Those who aren't interested in true crime or believe this case shouldn't be covered in another documentary likely won't be rushing to add this one to their watch list.

A Man on the Inside. (L to R) Stephen McKinley Henderson as Calbert, Ted Danson as Charles in episode 104
A Man on the Inside. (L to R) Stephen McKinley Henderson as Calbert, Ted Danson as Charles in episode 104 of A Man on the Inside | Cr. Colleen E. Hayes/Netflix © 2024

A Man on the Inside

Watch! Ted Danson returns to the small screen following his turns in the Emmy-nominated The Good Place and short-lived Mr. Mayor. Re-teaming with his Good Place boss Michael Schur, A Man on the Inside stars Danson as a retiree who suddenly finds himself as a PI for a major investigation. The new comedy series makes its premiere on Nov. 21 and, with the talent attached, it's sure to be one of the best new comedy series on Netflix this year. Check this one out!

The Madness

Watch! Academy Award nominee and Emmy Award winner Colman Domingo returns to Netflix in the new conspiracy thriller limited series The Madness on Thanksgiving, Nov. 28. The series contains eight episodes and stars Domingo as media pundit Muncie Daniels looking to secure his innocence after finding a body in the Poconos woods. Netflix's limited series in 2024 have all been well-received and super popular, and there's no signs of that slowing down with the must-watch The Madness.

Senna

Skip! Speaking of limited series, one day after Netflix releases The Madness, the streamer also drops the biographical drama miniseries Senna. Based on the life and career of racecar driver Aryton Senna, the series stars Gabriel Leone in the six-episode series tracing the racing legend's rise. It's sure to be a gripping and captivating watch that will keep you hooked from the starting line all the way to the finish line. However, if you're not a fan of racing, Senna probably won't be your first pick to watch over the long Thanksgiving holiday weekend.