This is a golden age for content creation, and many of the streamers that are currently competing for customers have been working very hard to make sure that they have enough material to make a subscription worth it. Disney+ has been leading the charge, constantly producing new series and giving new seasons to existing ones, in order to make sure that there is something for everyone hungry for something new to binge.
There are a number of releases coming during the month of November that will be sure to provide hours of viewing pleasure for subscribers.
Even though the series under the Disney banner occupy a lot of attention and garner a lot of praise, less noteworthy have been the shows that have also appeared under the National Geographic brand, many of which are now available on Disney+.
Storm Rising is one of the more notable of these offerings, focusing as it does on a group of storm chasers who provide viewers with a first-person perspective on some of the most dramatic and terrifying weather events on the planet.
Those looking for a bit of animated entertainment that will appeal to both children and adults will be well-served by Amphibia, which focuses on a young girl and her friends who are swept into a magical realm full of talking amphibians and other (more fearsome) creatures.
The animation is full of color and life, but what really makes this series stand out is its ability to demonstrate the extraordinary bond between the friends and the lessons that they learn along the way.
The medical drama has been one of the most enduring genres in television, and there are few quite as canonical as Doogie Howser, M.D. (known for jumpstarting the career of Neil Patrick Harris). Given that this is also the age of the remake and the revival, the series has been brought back to life, though this time the young prodigy doctor is a girl named Lahela "Doogie" Kameāloha.
While recognizing its debt to the earlier series, this new iteration has its own identity and its own uniquely pleasing appeal.
In addition to the wide variety of domestic productions that Disney+ plans to release in November, it will also be bringing in some imports from other countries, including Entrelazados.
With a unique blend of comedy and drama, the series focuses on the character of Allegra, whose dreams of becoming an actress are given an unexpected turn when she is whisked back to the 1990s, where she begins to learn about the complicated relationship between her mother and her grandmother and their own acting careers.
Jeff Goldblum is an actor who has an appeal all his own (and who has appeared in a number of great movie and TV roles), and he brings his signature charm to this series, the second season of which is slated to appear in the middle of the month.
In each episode, Goldblum explores something that is of interest to him. Though it is somewhat limited in that it is restrained by what he happens to find intriguing, there’s no denying that part of what makes the series so enjoyable is Goldblum’s obvious delight in exploring the world.
There are few Disney sidekicks as iconic as Olaf, the goofy but lovable snowman from the hit franchise Frozen.
Though he was largely on the sidelines during the movies, here he gets to take center stage as he re-enacts, in highly abbreviated (and highly ridiculous) form, the various movies that have become canonical Disney favorites. It’s especially fun to see Olaf perform the various roles that each movie calls for, as well as all of the various other parts that go into making a movie work.
It’s hard to deny that there’s something uniquely pleasurable about baking competitions, which keep contestants on their toes as they attempt to create culinary delights that will impress their judges. Disney is getting into this particular realm of programming with its new series, Disney’s Magic Bake-Off, the first season of which is set to premiere in the middle of the month of November.
Though it stars and is primarily marketed toward younger kids, it is sure to be a family favorite as everyone attempts to create the best-designed baked good. It's likely to become one of the most addictive baking competitions on television.
Just as there is something pleasing about watching baking series, there is something similarly compelling about watching people try to survive in some of the most unforgiving places on the planet. That’s precisely what makes Life Below Zero: Next Generation so appealing, especially since, unlike its parent program, it features people making the deliberate choice to leave technology behind and set out to discover just how difficult life can be in Alaska.
Many of them find that it is not as easy to survive away from technology and the comforts of modernity as they had thought.
Few organizations are as beloved in the United States as the many zoos that offer prime care for their animals and do everything in their power to save numerous species from the oblivion of extinction.
Disney+ will showcase the second season of the very popular Secrets of the Zoo: Tampa, which gives viewers behind-the-scenes looks at just how much work goes into making sure that a zoo stays running while also contending with the many crises (and milestones) that occur in a typical year.
The MCU has been flourishing over the past few years and, in addition to producing a number of very successful movies, it has branched out into television.
The MCU is set to expand even more with the release of Hawkeye, which will focus on the title character (played by Jeremy Renner), as well as his protege Kate Bishop. Together, they will have to fight a variety of characters, most of which will have ties to the time when Hawkeye worked under the name Ronin. It's sure to become one of the best MCU television series.
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