All the TV Shows Coming to HBO Max in November 2025

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This November, Max offers a mix of brand new shows and popular favorites. You’ll find content spanning true crime, food, travel, survival, and kids’ animation. Enjoy next-day access to shows from major cable networks, exciting new stories from HBO, and a large selection of classic titles – everything from police footage to imaginative building competitions. Families can tune in to new episodes of ‘Barney,’ ‘Silly Sundays,’ and ‘Bugs Bunny Builders,’ while foodies can enjoy returning cooking shows and travel series. For those seeking adventure, follow Josh Gates in two different series, and explore shows about off-grid living, logging, and the world of gold mining.

‘I Love LA’ (2025)

This new HBO comedy series centers on Maia, a dedicated assistant at a talent agency, whose life is complicated when a former friend becomes a popular influencer. Set in Los Angeles, the eight-episode season examines the challenges of pursuing success and dealing with online fame, featuring performances by Odessa A’zion, Jordan Firstman, True Whitaker, and Josh Hutcherson. It debuts on Max November 2nd, with new episodes released every Sunday. Bonus content will be available alongside each episode as the season unfolds.

‘The Kitchen’ (2014)

I absolutely love watching Sunny Anderson, Katie Lee Biegel, Jeff Mauro, and Geoffrey Zakarian! They have this fantastic weekend show where they share recipes that anyone can make, plus really helpful kitchen tricks. It’s always fun because they often have guests join them. They cover everything from special holiday meals to ideas for parties, and they even break down cooking techniques step-by-step. The best part? New episodes are dropping on Max starting November 1st, right after they air on Food Network, and they always have fresh, seasonal content throughout the month!

‘Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking’ (2024)

Teams of bakers create amazing, edible creations based on the magical world of Harry Potter, all while being hosted by James and Oliver Phelps at the iconic Leavesden studios. Each episode features both impressive, detailed showpieces and fast-paced baking challenges, judged by familiar faces from the films. Season two premieres November 3rd on Food Network and will be available to stream on Max the next day. The sets and props from the films really bring each baking theme to life.

‘Gold Rush’ (2010)

Parker Schnabel, Tony Beets, and Rick Ness race against time and the harsh northern climate to find gold, all while dealing with expensive equipment and fuel. Recent seasons have shown them exploring new areas and working with changing teams, adapting to unpredictable weather and challenging terrain. New episodes will be available on Max starting November 8, after premiering on Discovery. For those who want a refresher, season summaries are available to help you keep track of the miners, locations, and their goals.

‘Expedition Unknown’ (2015)

Join Josh Gates as he travels the globe, exploring lost cities, famous artifacts, and intriguing historical mysteries. Each episode uses cutting-edge technology like ground scans and reconstructions, and takes viewers to far-flung locations to help solve the puzzle. New episodes will be available on Max starting November 6, shortly after they air on television. The show is designed for easy binge-watching, with each episode focusing on a self-contained mystery.

‘Unlocked: Family Secrets’ (2025)

This new series explores family secrets as they’re uncovered through a structured and documented process, showing the discoveries, conversations, and what happens afterward. Each hour-long episode focuses on one family, using old photos and interviews to tell their story. It premieres on Max November 2nd, with new episodes released weekly. Each episode tells a complete, self-contained story.

‘Holiday Baking Championship’ (2014)

Watch talented bakers face off in a series of holiday-themed challenges! Judges Duff Goldman, Nancy Fuller, and Kardea Brown will be looking for both imaginative designs and skillful baking. Each week, bakers will be eliminated until only one is crowned the winner. The new season starts streaming on Max November 4th, following its premiere on cable, and new episodes will be released weekly throughout the holidays.

‘Supermarket Stakeout’ (2019)

Chefs compete by trading for mystery grocery bags and then racing against the clock to create dishes based on surprise themes. Each episode has three rounds, with chefs being eliminated until only one remains to win a cash prize. New episodes will be available on Max starting November 4th as part of the Food Network’s programming. The show emphasizes quick thinking and creative cooking skills.

‘Barney’s World’ (2024)

Barney and Baby Bop are back with new musical stories designed to help young children learn about friendship and understand their feelings. Each episode features sing-alongs and imaginative play, teaching basic social skills and how to solve everyday problems. The new episodes will be available on Max, in the Cartoonito section, starting November 3th, with extra seasonal content also available for families to enjoy.

‘Expedition Files’ (2024)

This show, a companion to ‘Expedition Unknown’, takes a fresh look at intriguing mysteries – from famous robberies to unsolved cold cases. Each episode focuses on a single case, allowing viewers to pick and choose what interests them. Combining dramatic reenactments, archival footage, and new investigations, the series starts streaming on Max November 6th.

‘Diners, Drive-ins and Dives’ (2007)

Guy Fieri’s show focuses on showcasing unique, locally-owned restaurants and the delicious dishes they’re known for. He explores the kitchens and chats with the owners to give viewers an inside look. Recent episodes have featured new restaurants in Texas and the South, airing every Friday on cable. You can also stream these episodes on Max, starting November 7th, just one day after they air on TV. The show’s website offers maps and guides so you can easily find all the featured restaurants, organized by city and state.

‘Beat Bobby Flay’ (2013)

Each week, two chefs compete, hoping to earn a spot to cook against Bobby Flay. They create signature dishes, and judges decide who moves on. The show includes different guest judges and weekly themes to inspire the chefs. New episodes will be available on Max starting November 12th, shortly after they air. The competition follows a consistent structure: two qualifying rounds leading to a final showdown.

‘Body Cam’ (2018)

This series recreates police incidents by carefully piecing together body camera videos, emergency 911 calls, and interviews to build a detailed, minute-by-minute account. Each episode highlights key moments where decisions were made and explains the final resolution of the case. It will be available on Max starting November 13th as part of their collection of true crime programming. The show aims to maintain the feeling of experiencing events as they originally unfolded in real time.

‘Ângela Diniz: Murdered and Convicted’ (2025)

This new limited series tells the story of Ângela Diniz, a Brazilian socialite who was killed in 1976 by Doca Street, and the subsequent legal battles. The series is based on court documents and news coverage from the time, which sparked public outrage against the use of ‘honor’ as a justification for the crime in Brazil. It will be available to stream on Max starting November 13, following premieres on HBO in some regions. Viewers can find episode guides that detail the timeline of the case and the widespread reaction it caused.

‘Maine Cabin Masters’ (2017)

Chase Morrill and his team restore old cabins and camps throughout Maine, with design led by Ashley Morrill and construction by Ryan Eldridge and his crew. They focus on using local materials, working within budgets, and honoring the history of these classic camps. New episodes will be available on Max starting November 7, following their premiere on Magnolia Network. Each arc of episodes follows a project from the initial planning stages, through demolition, and all the way to the final reveal.

‘Work on the Wild Side’ (2020)

This documentary series, available on Max starting November 20th, follows a team of veterinarians and volunteers as they work to rescue, heal, and release wildlife in South Africa. Each episode showcases the process, from safely darting animals and providing on-site care, to the complex work of helping them return to the wild. All episodes from the Channel 4 season are available at once, making it perfect for binge-watching.

‘Silly Sundays’ (2023)

This charming preschool series from Cartoon Saloon follows cousins Sonia, Hugo, and Mel as they enjoy weekends with their family – Mom, Dad, and Granny. Each short episode features sweet stories and valuable life lessons learned through creative play. New episodes will begin streaming on Max on November 14th as part of the Cartoonito block, and will become available in more countries throughout the year.

‘Let’s Go, Bananas!’ (2024)

This funny preschool show follows three families through the eyes of their kids, with each episode built around a common theme like feelings, new experiences, or spending time together. Produced by 9 Story Media Group for Canada and the UK, it will be available on Max in the United States starting November 7th, as part of the Cartoonito lineup.

‘Wardens of the North’ (2023)

Michigan’s conservation officers work in the state’s wild areas, making sure people follow outdoor rules and helping with search and rescue operations. Their work includes protecting natural resources, coordinating searches, and managing vast, remote landscapes. You can watch the series, with all episodes available, on Max starting November 3rd. It’s a great addition to the platform’s collection of outdoor adventure programs.

‘The Last Woodsmen’ (2024)

Logger Jared Douglas and his team tackle dangerous logging jobs, pushing their skills, safety measures, and equipment to the limit in tough environments. The show highlights everything from cutting down massive trees to dealing with unpredictable weather, and the financial side of turning timber into usable lumber. It premieres on November 15th as part of a lineup of shows about skilled trades and outdoor adventures. Each episode follows the entire process, from the first cut to final delivery.

‘Build for Off Road’ (2024)

Ian Johnson shows how to upgrade off-road vehicles, from simple bolt-on parts to complete custom builds, focusing on trail rigs and rock crawlers. He covers important topics like suspension, drivetrain, and roll cages, and then tests everything out on real trails. The show will be available on Max starting November 9th, after initially appearing on MotorTrend. Viewers can find detailed parts lists and build information on the official show pages.

‘Paranormal Caught on Camera’ (2019)

This show features a team reviewing videos of supposed paranormal activity – ghosts, mysterious creatures, UFOs, and poltergeists. They enhance the footage with effects like slow motion and overlays to help viewers see what’s happening. Each video is then connected to similar reports, building a larger collection of unexplained events. The series premieres on Max November 2nd, with several seasons available. You can watch episodes in any order, as each one tells a self-contained story.

‘Bugs Bunny Builders’ (2022)

Bugs Bunny and Lola Bunny team up with friends to help their town, Looneyburg, by working together and finding solutions to problems. The show is designed for preschoolers and introduces simple ideas about building and planning. New episodes will start streaming on Max on November 22nd as part of the Cartoonito collection, and you can watch previous seasons anytime.

‘Teen Titans Go!’ (2013)

This funny series reimagines DC’s Teen Titans, showing Robin, Starfire, Raven, Cyborg, and Beast Boy dealing with both normal, everyday problems and superhero adventures. A huge collection of shorts and half-hour episodes from many seasons will be available on Max starting November 21, along with a large archive of past episodes. The show’s page on Max makes it easy to find information about the voice actors and browse episodes by season or group.

‘In the Eye of the Storm’ (2024)

This new series uses actual videos from people at the scene and audio from first responders to show how natural disasters like tornadoes and wildfires happen in real time. Each episode combines verified footage to illustrate how events quickly worsen and how people respond. Multiple seasons will be available on Max starting November 3rd, and the show focuses on real footage instead of staged recreations.

‘The Seduction’ (2025)

This French period drama tells the story of a young Isabelle de Merteuil and her climb through Parisian high society, serving as a prequel to the classic ‘Les Liaisons dangereuses’. Starring Anamaria Vartolomei, with guest appearances by Diane Kruger and others, the series explores themes of power, reputation, and social games in pre-Revolutionary France. It will begin streaming on Max on November 14th.

‘Tom & Jerry Gokko’ (2022)

This new Japanese animated series puts a fresh, modern spin on the timeless Tom and Jerry chase. It’s filled with colorful visuals, fast-paced humor, and short episodes perfect for kids. You can start watching collections of these shorts on Max starting November 4th. While it still features the classic slapstick comedy, the show’s speed and energy are inspired by today’s anime style.

‘Homestead Rescue’ (2016)

As a critic, I’ve seen a lot of homesteading shows, but ‘Homestead Rescue’ really stands out. Marty Raney, along with his kids Misty and Matt, aren’t just offering quick fixes – they’re working with families to create genuinely sustainable systems for food, water, and shelter on their remote properties. We’re talking about things like building springs, setting up greenhouses, and protecting livestock – all designed so the families can maintain it themselves long after the Raney’s are gone. I’ve previewed the upcoming season, and it’s compelling to see the before-and-after transformations, especially with the follow-up visits that show how the fixes are actually holding up. You can catch the new episodes streaming on Max starting November 12th, right after they air on cable.

‘Work on the Wild Side’ (2020)

A new series follows veterinarians and dedicated volunteers who put their lives on hold to help rescue and rehabilitate South African wildlife, with the ultimate goal of releasing them back into the wild. The show highlights the practical skills used in the field and the strong emotional connection the caregivers have with these endangered animals. All episodes will be available on Max starting November 20. Originally broadcast on Channel 4, the series is now available for streaming.

‘Belle Collective’ (2021)

This reality show features Black women business owners in Jackson, Mississippi, as they build their companies, work on community projects, and manage their families. Over multiple seasons, the series follows their efforts to improve the neighborhood and celebrates their personal achievements, all of which influence how they work together. It will be available on Max starting November 22nd as part of their collection of unscripted programs. You can find brief introductions to the cast and the city on the network’s website.

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2025-11-02 07:18