New James Bond competition, Nathan Fielder’s A24 show, and more new TV

Spooky season is “over,” but spooky season is also a state of mind. All of which is to say, there are stillThere are plenty of horror television shows for fans who want to maintain the spirit. Like Netflix’s latest horror anime, Akuma Kun, or Showtime’s CurseNathan Fielder, Emma Stone and other stars star in. It’s hard to tell if either of these will be playing their horrors particularly straight, but it’s the thought (and the appropriate amount of dread) that counts.

Otherwise, the offerings of this week’s new TV run the gamut: There’s a spy-tinged reality show competition, the end of season 2 of LokiIt’s MCU time-traveling, Australian romcoms and much more. And we’d be remiss to not mention some of the ongoing shows, like Invincible.

Here’s all the new and notable TV premieres and finales this week:

Netflix releases new series

Akuma Kun

Genre: Supernatural
Date of release: All episodes of Nov. 9

Based on Shigeru Mzuki’s original comic book. Akuma KunFollows a young boy who works as a paranormal detective to solve mystery (and murders!) Also, his partner was only half-human and he had been raised by demons. Neat!

Disney Plus has added new shows

Loki 2 season finale

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Genre: MCU timey-wimey mischief
Date of release: Nov. 9
Showrunner/creator: Eric Martin
Cast: Tom Hiddleston Owen Wilson Gugu Mabatha-Raw Jonathan Majors Ke Huy Quan

Loki The second season is over. Howdy, boy?They’re in the game now! The Time Loom is all F-ed up, Victor Timely got spaghetti’d, and Loki — well, he’s still the god of mischief, so maybe that will be of some advantage here?

Max: New Shows

Rap Sh!t Season 2

Genre: Enjoy the Comedy
Date of release: The ninth of November will have two episodes
Showrunner/creator: Syreeta Singleton
Cast: Aida Osman KaMillion and More

The SAG-AFTRA strikes caused the delay. Rap Sh?t Finally, it’s back. And while it’d be nice if it had been around already, at least it’s finally here — and we can finally see what happens after the police arrest Shawna!

Doom Patrol series finale

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Genre: Alt superheroes
Date of release: Nov. 9
Showrunner/creator: Jeremy Carver
Cast: Diane Guerrero April Bowlby Matt Bomer Brendan Fraser Timothy Dalton and others

The finale of TV’s zaniest superhero show is appropriately titled “Done Patrol.” The team has been fighting all season to maintain their lifespan, as Immortus looms. They’ve really gone through the wringer — a musical episode, some TV appearances, and a whole lot of were-butts — and now it all comes to a close.

Prime Video now has new episodes

007: The Road to Millions

Genre: The Travel Version of Reality Show Competition
Date of release: The 10th of November, with only 1 episode
Host: Brian Cox
Cast: Teams of 2 competing for 1 Million Pounds

Are you missing the James Bond series? What about watching Brian Cox laugh on? Succession? 007: The Road to Millions is here to fill that void — though it’s got less of the former than you would think. The show is themed around the famous double-0, but it’s mostly just set dressing; assignments are given out via Cox in a control room, but mainly it’s just Amazing Race-Teams of two answer trivia and do Bond-like things. But importantly: It’s fun!

Paramount Plus: New Shows

Colin Accounts

Genre: Rom-com
Date of release: The ninth of November will have two episodes
Showrunner/creator: Harriet Dyer & Patrick Brammall
Cast: Also Harriet Dyer, Patrick Brammall

Colin AccountsAshley (American Auto’s Harriet Dyer) and Gordon (Patrick Brammall) are two complex humans who are brought together by a fluke car accident and a dog they name Colin. They stand together with their flaws. Then, you can ask yourself: Find out what this thing is about love.

Apple TV Plus: New Shows

Buccaneers

Genre: The Plucky Period Piece
Date of release: The 8th of November has three episodes
Showrunner/creator: Katherine Jakeways
Cast: Kristine Froeseth, Imogen Wasserhouse, Aubri Ibrag Josie Totah Mia Threapleton Christina Hendricks & more

In the latest adaptation of this unfinished Edith Wharton novel, a group of American women are about to take London society by storm — or at least find themselves in a major culture clash as their newfangled sensibilities run afoul of traditional ways. But they might also find love, if they’re lucky (and if they’re not, well, that’s could spell More information about the product trouble).

Season 4 of For All Mankind

Genre: A Drama Alternate History
Date of release: The 10th of November, with only 1 episode
Showrunner/creator: Ronald D. Moore
Cast: Joel Kinnaman, Jodi Balfour, Krys Marshall, Edi Gathegi, Cynthy Wu, Casey W. Johnson, Coral Peña, Wrenn Schmidt, and more

Season 4 of the alternate-history space race show picks up from season 3’s 1990s, where Mars became the big goal for the U.S. space program and space utopias were a lot harder to find than you’d expect. What is the future of this (maybe) brave new world in terms of 2000s?

The Morning Show finale season 3.

Apple TV Plus

Genre: Workplace drama – Juicy and nonsense
Date of release: Nov. 10
Showrunner/creator: Jay Carson
Cast: Reese Witherspoon Jennifer Aniston Billy Crudup Greta Lee Mark Duplass and more

What season would it be? The Morning show if it wasn’t touching on way more than a mere morning show could? In Season 3, TMSThen, they went into space and then quickly moved onto the upfronts. They dealt with racism and hacks. And, finally, brought Jon Hamm in as an entrepreneur. Where are you? can’tHow will it end?

Showtime has added new shows

Curse

Genre: Nathan Fielder strangeness
Date of release: On-air debut at 10 pm on November 10.
Showrunner/creator: Nathan Fielder & Benny Safdie
Cast: Emma Stone Nathan Fielder & more

Asher (Nathan Fielder) and Whitney (Emma Stone) are just trying to do what we’re all trying to do: live the American dream and make a home renovation show. Asher now seems to be bringing a curse upon them. This being an A24 and Nathan Fielder production, you can expect it to be appropriately cursed, and a little off-kilter — and The boy It is.