Netflix in November sees the return of a few favorite kids’ series, the launch of some new original series, and a host of holiday movies.
Plus, peachy keen, jelly bean! “Grease” is available right out of the gates on Nov. 1.
Back this month is “Llama, Llama,” “Trolls: The Beat Goes On!” and “She-Ra.”
Among the new series is a sitcom starring Dennis Quaid called “Merry Happy Whatever” about a dad who, in the midst of the holiday season, learns his daughter is bringing home a new boyfriend.
“Hello Ninja,” about best friends who enter a magical world, and “Dino Girl Gauko,” about a girl who transforms into a fire-breathing dinosaur, are two more new series for younger kids.
Teens have a lot of look forward to in holiday films, like “Let it Snow,” based on the best-selling book, and starring Kiernan Shipka of the “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina.”
See Netflix’s full list of November titles, which includes “The Irishmen,” “The King” and “The Crown”.
In November, Netflix introduces a host of titles for kids and families, including a news season of "Trolls: The Beat Goes On!," "Grease" and several holiday movies like, "Elliot the Littlest Reindeer." (Photo: Netflix/Paramount Pictures/Screen Media)
Nov. 1
Barbie Dreamhouse Adventures: Go Team Roberts: Season 1
Barbie and her sisters share adventures in this technologically-wired home they designed themselves. Rated: TV-Y.
Christmas Break-In
When Izzy’s parents fail to pick her up from school the day before Christmas break, she’s stuck there during a blizzard. Unfortunately, this quick-thinking 9-year-old is also trapped with bumbling crooks. Rated: PG.
The Christmas Candle
A pastor strives to modernize a 19th-century town but the town folk believe a tradition that whoever lights the candle an angel touched will experience a Christmas Eve miracle. Rated: PG.
Christmas Survival
Two sisters must spend Christmas at their parents’ broken-down family country house after their comfortable existence is upended by their mother’s affair and father’s work issues. Rated: PG-13.
Elliot the Littlest Reindeer
Blitzen retires leaving Elliot, a miniature horse, a chance to fulfill his chance at becoming one of Santa’s reindeer. But a wicked lady threatens Elliot’s farm friends complicating his quest. Rated: PG.
Grease
"Grease" premieres on Netflix on Nov. 1. (Photo: Paramount Pictures)
Sandy (Olivia Newton John), a visiting Aussie, and Danny (John Travolta), a T-bird, are meant for each other. If only the ’50s high-school game-playing would stop in this popular musical. Rated: PG-13.
Hello Ninja
In this new animated Netflix series, best friends Wesley and Georgie enter a magic world after turning ninja to save the day along with their sidekick cat, Pretzel. Rated: Not yet rated.
Holly Star
A penniless puppeteer returns home for the holidays and finds herself in a treasure hunt with her best friend, grandmother and the love she left behind. Rated: PG.
Santa Girl
Santa Claus’ only daughter is off to college to experience life before she marries the son of Jack Frost and joins dad in the family business. Rating: Not yet rated.
True: Grabbleapple Harvest
The newest adventure in the Rainbow Kingdom is Nov. 1 on Netflix. (Photo: Netflix)
Harvest season has come to the Rainbow Kingdom and it’s Grabbleapple festival time. But it’s up to True and her friends to save the festival because Glummy Glooma doesn’t want autumn to come. Rated: TV-Y.
Wild Child
Spoiled and selfish Poppy (Emma Roberts) is shipped off to an English boarding school and meets her match with the headmistress. Rated: PG-13.
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Nov. 4
Dear Santa
A party girl finds a 7-year-old girl’s letter asking for a new mother. The rich girl decides to change her ways and get to know the girl and her father. Rated: PG.
Nov. 5
She-Ra and the Princesses of Power: Season 4
While Glimmer settles into a new role, Catra commits to securing Etheria before Horde Prime arrives. Rated: TV-Y7-FV.
Nov. 8
Let It Snow
"Let It Snow" stars Jacob Batalon from the Spider-Man and Kiernan Shipka from "Chilling Adventures of Sabrina." (Photo: Netflix)
A Christmas Eve snowstorm hits a small town and changes the lives of midwestern high school seniors. Based on the best-selling book, friends and romances collide when the storm throws a sidelined pop star, competitive dancers, a woman covered in tin foil and an epic dance party together. Rated: Not yet rated.
Nov. 11
Harvey Girls Forever!: Season 3
The girls aim to show Harvey Street’s new bazillionaire resident — Richie Rich — how to have fun by simply being a kid. Rated: TV-Y7.
Nov. 15
Llama Llama: Season 2
Llama Llama and his friends have a whole set of new adventures as he makes new friends. Rated: TV-Y.
Nov. 21
The Knight Before Christmas
Vanessa Hudgens and Josh Whitehouse star in "The Knight Before Christmas." (Photo: Netflix)
Medieval knight Sir Cole (Josh Whitehouse) is transported to Ohio where he connects with Brooke (Vanessa Hudgens), a science teacher. She helps him figure out the modern world during the holidays. He helps her rediscover love. Rated: Not yet rated.
Nov. 22
Dino Girl Gauko
In this Netflix animated comedy series, Naoko Watanabe possesses both a gift and a curse. Set in Japan, this tween finds when she’s really angry, she turns into a fire-breathing dinosaur. Rated: Not yet rated.
The Dragon Prince: Season 3
As Callum and Rayla find themselves in the magic realm of Xadia, Ezran deals with the pressure of being king. Rated: TV-Y7-FV.
Trolls: The Beat Goes On!: Season 8
A new season of "Trolls: The Beat Goes On!" begins Nov. 8 on Netflix (Photo: Netflix)
Branch, Poppy, Biggie and the rest of the gang in Troll Village return for a new season. Rated: TV-Y7.
Nov. 26
Super Monsters Save Christmas
The Super Monsters help Santa find his missing reindeer. (Photo: Netflix)
Super Monsters are busy decking the halls on Christmas Eve in Pitchfork Pines and must help Santa find his reindeer. Rated: TV-Y.
True: Winter Wishes
True works to prevent an ice crystal from freezing everything and everyone in the Rainbow Kingdom to save Winter Wishfest. Rated: TV-Y.
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Nov. 28
Holiday Rush
The sentimental family drama, "Holiday Rush" debuts on Netflix on Nov. 28. (Photo: Netflix)
New York radio DJ Rush Williams (Romany Malco) has four spoiled kids. Then he loses his job. His producer Roxy Richardson (Sonequa Martin-Green) and his Aunt Jo (Darlene Love) work to help him buy another station, but only if his children can agree to a more modest lifestyle. Rated: Not yet rated.
Merry Happy Whatever
A strong-willed dad (Dennis Quaid) deals with the stressful holidays on top of his daughter bringing home a new boyfriend in this new Netflix series. Rated: Not yet rated.
Nov. 29
Chip and Potato: Season 2
The always upbeat pug Chip and her secret mouse friend, Potato, set out for another season of high adventure. Rated: TV-Y.
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