After another round of price hikes, it’s worth paying closer attention to what Disney+ is offering its subscribers. Over the course of November, the streamer will get a selection of holiday-themed picks, particularly from the likes of Food Network, as well as a decent spread of rom-coms. From the MCU, we’ll get the streaming release for Fantastic Four: First Steps, while a documentary about James Cameron’s Avatar movies should give us a glimpse at Fire and Ash. And, of course, there’s plenty of Disney Jr. series too.
Here’s the full breakdown of what’s hitting Disney+ in November.
Everything Coming to Disney+ in November
Ongoing Series
Several series will release new episodes on Disney+ throughout November. Dancing With the Stars continues in its 34th season, with new episodes streaming on Tuesdays until the winner is crowned on November 25. Disney Twisted-Wonderland, the villain-themed anime, will get new episodes every Wednesday. Subscribers will also sporadically see new episodes from Marvel’s “Amazing Friends” Disney Jr. series.
November 1
- CoComelon JJ’s Animal Time S1-3
- Joy to the World
Starting off the month, the youngins will get several seasons of the animal-themed CoComelon series. Joy to the World, a collaboration with Hulu, kicks off the rom-com holiday season with a classic “pretend to be my boyfriend, oops now we’re in love for real” scheme.
November 5
- Fantastic Four: First Steps
- Disney Twisted Wonderland: The Animation (New Episode)
The big MCU streaming release of the month. First Steps introduced us to the MCU’s take on the Fantastic Four in a retro-futuristic version of the ’60s. Clint Gage highlights the cast themselves in his review for IGN, describing a certain “charisma to each of them individually and chemistry between them all.” Definitely worth a watch, especially for anyone trying to do their homework before next year’s Avengers: Doomsday.
November 7
- Fire and Water: Making the Avatar Films
- Life-Size
- Love+War
- The Worst Trip Around the World
- Seventeen: Our Chapter
It’s documentary time. As you can glean from the title, Fire and Water will take a deep dive into the making of Avatar: The Way of Water while also, I imagine, giving us some fresh information about the upcoming sequel, Avatar: Fire and Ash. Love+War, another documentary from National Geographic, celebrates the work of photojournalist Lynsey Addario.
The theme continues with SEVENTEEN: Our Chapter, which follows the 13-member K-pop boy group preparing for a string of temporary absences. After premiering on November 7, new episodes will be released weekly on Fridays.
