It's Official: Netflix's 20 New and Original Shows For November Are Wonderfully Weird

In this incredibly timely Thai drama series, a college-age woman is sexually assaulted at a party, and she must contend with the shame, judgment, and compromising photos that surface in the party's aftermath.

When it's available: Nov. 1

Though production was halted last year after sexual assault accusations were made against the show's star Kevin Spacey, this political drama will return for a sixth and final season with Robin Wright taking the lead, as well as with the introduction of the Shepherd family to the cast.

When it's available: Nov. 2

A Colombian soap opera, this show revolves around an aspiring young singer who is wrongly imprisoned after a devastating betrayal, telling the story of her release and her quest to avenge those who wronged her and who killed her family.

When it's available: Nov. 9

This Brazilian animated adult comedy follows three department store coworkers who moonlight as crime fighting superhero drag queens, with voice-acting features from Drag Race alumni Trixie Mattel, Shangela, Willam, and Ginger Minj.

When it's available: Nov. 9

The sixth season of this unfailingly polite and adorable baking competition series will introduce a new group of amateur competitors hoping to score the title of UK's best baker.

When it's available: Nov. 9

This scripted reality series follows nine aspiring Los Angeles musicians as they bond, fight, and try to succeed together in Hollywood (with lots of musical numbers along the way).

When it's available: Nov. 9

This Korean dramedy series follows a timid chef who finds herself possessed by the spirit of a lustful young woman, as well as by the sudden desire for her famous culinary star boss.

When it's available: Nov. 13

In this six-part Danish drama, a war veteran returned home to Denmark finds himself haunted by the death of his best friend during their last mission, and he finds himself working with his friend's widow, a police investigator who has a particular interest in gang crime.

When it's available: Nov. 13

Rather than continuing the story of the DEA's battle with Colombian drug kingpin Pablo Escobar and the Cali Cartel, this Narcos companion series will focus on drug trafficking in 1980s Mexico, following the infamous Miguel Ángel Félix Gallardo, the leader of the Guadalajara Cartel.

When it's available: Nov. 16

Starring Michael Douglas and Alan Arkin, this dark comedy series follows an ageing Los Angeles actor turned acting coach and his best friend as they contend with getting older in a city that values beauty and youth.

When it's available: Nov. 16

The third instalment of this medieval drama series — which is an adaptation of Bernard Cornwell's The Saxon Stories — follows Uhtred of Bebbanburg as he heads up north to be with his Danish brother Ragnar. This season consists of 10 episodes, unlike the previous two seasons, which only had eight.

When it's available: Nov. 19

This new global cooking competition will split 24 chefs into teams of two to go head to head in creating iconic dishes from around the world.

When it's available: Nov. 20

In the latest instalment of this wacky cult series, Jonah will be subjected to a new sextet of cheesy movies but will make the best of it by riffing on them with his robot companions.

When it's available: Nov. 22

In the third season of this historical drama, Game of Thrones alum Jason Momoa returns as American outlaw Declan Harp, who will be forced to work together with Chesterfield to take down their mutual enemy.

When it's available: Nov. 23

In this series, a woman must come up with a plan to protect her children from her husband's enemies, so she decides to stage a kidnapping in order to escape.

When it's available: Nov. 23

This British dark comedy stars Rupert Grint as a man misdiagnosed with terminal esophageal cancer who decides to keep lying about it even after he learns the truth to get special treatment. The first two seasons will be available to stream at once, with Lindsay Lohan joining the cast in the second season.

When it's available: Nov. 23

Loosely based on the real-life scandal of two high school students from Rome's wealthy Parioli district engageing in part-time prostitution, this series follows a group of Roman teens seeking a sense of identity and financial independence by selling sex.

When it's available: Nov. 30

This suspenseful series takes place 20 years after a devastating terrorist attack, when an idealistic law student and a disgraced police investigator discover a conspiracy that has kept the Iron Curtain intact and Poland living under a repressive police state.

When it's available: Nov. 30

Magician Drummond Money-Coutts hosts this series as he travels around the world to places where fatal magic performances have occurred and tries to figure out where the dangerous stunts went wrong.

When it's available: Nov. 30

This raunchy adult comedy returns for a third season to continue the hijinks of the Murphy family, with a cast of voices that includes Bill Burr, Laura Dern, and Justin Long.

When it's available: Nov. 30