November brings a new batch of Sky and NOW releases, led by the return of Sweetpea, a new adaptation of The Good Daughter and another trip into New York high society with The Gilded Age.
There is also a new Boyzone documentary, classical music from the London Philharmonic Orchestra and a fresh slate of Sky Cinema films, including The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, California Schemin’ and several new horror releases.
Here’s what to watch on Sky and NOW in November 2026.
‘Sweetpea’ Series 2
Ella Purnell returns as Rhiannon Lewis in the second series of Sweetpea. After the events of the first series, Rhiannon is balancing a new promotion, a rebound romance and the arrival of a copycat killer who could expose everything she has done.
With the body count rising, Rhiannon is forced to confront a question that has followed her throughout the series: was AJ right about what she has become?
‘The Good Daughter’
Rose Byrne and Meghann Fahy lead The Good Daughter, a new thriller based on Karin Slaughter’s bestselling novel.
The story follows sisters Samantha and Charlotte Quinn, whose lives were fractured by a violent attack 20 years earlier. When another attack shakes the small town of Pikeville, Charlotte, now a lawyer like her father, becomes the first witness on the scene and is pulled back into painful memories and buried family secrets.
Brendan Gleeson, Olivia Williams, Michael Dorman, Harper Steele, Drew Ann Cheek and Audrey Grace Marshall also star.
‘Boyzone: One for the Road’
Following Boyzone: No Matter What, the group return for Boyzone: One for the Road, a new documentary following preparations for their final reunion.
The film looks at the history between the band members, unresolved tensions from their final tour in 2019 and the pressure of putting together one last send-off for fans. It will be followed by a special showing of Boyzone’s One for the Road concert, recorded at Emirates Stadium in June 2026.
‘The Gilded Age’ Season 4
Julian Fellowes’ The Gilded Age returns for an eight-episode fourth season.
Bertha Russell’s social rise has come at a cost, leaving her family to deal with the consequences. Agnes van Rhijn sees a chance to regain her position, Marian looks towards a new path and Peggy continues trying to find acceptance with her future in-laws.
‘Slo Pitch’
Slo Pitch follows a determined coach and a ragtag LGBTQ+ softball team through the highs and lows of their season, both on and off the field.
The comedy mixes sport, relationships and team drama as the players chase their ambitions together.
‘Inside the Music with the London Philharmonic’
Inside the Music with the London Philharmonic takes viewers inside five major classical symphonies, breaking down how each work is constructed and performed.
Principal conductor Edward Gardner, creative director Paavo Järvi and guest conductor Karina Callisakis are joined by members of the orchestra’s string, brass, percussion and woodwind sections to explore the sound, context and meaning behind each piece.
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‘The Super Mario Galaxy Movie’
Mario heads beyond the Mushroom Kingdom in The Super Mario Galaxy Movie, travelling through space and taking on a new set of cosmic challenges.
The animated sequel arrived in cinemas earlier this year, and you can read Popped’s review of The Super Mario Galaxy Movie before its Sky Cinema arrival.
‘California Schemin”
James McAvoy makes his directorial debut with California Schemin’, based on the true story of two young men from Dundee who fooled the music industry by pretending to be an established Californian rap duo.
Their act takes them as far as a record deal and appearances on MTV before the deception begins to unravel.
‘Ice Cream Man’
An idyllic summer town turns into a nightmare in Ice Cream Man, as a seemingly ordinary ice cream seller begins serving children treats with horrifying consequences.
‘Passenger’
After stopping at the scene of a brutal accident on a remote highway, a couple discover they have picked up something far more dangerous than a stranded traveller in Passenger.
A demonic presence known as the Passenger has joined them for the journey, turning their road trip into a fight to escape alive.
‘Forbidden Fruits’
Forbidden Fruits centres on retail assistant Apple, who secretly runs a witchy femme cult in the basement of a shopping centre store after hours.
When a new employee challenges the group’s performative sisterhood, its members are forced to confront the poison within their relationships before events take a bloody turn.
‘The Pout-Pout Fish’
Nick Offerman and Nina Oyama voice an unlikely pair in The Pout-Pout Fish. Mr. Fish, a gloomy introvert, and energetic sea dragon Pip set out to find a legendary fish that could grant the wish needed to save their homes.
For more viewing ideas, revisit what arrived on Sky and NOW in October. What are you planning to watch this November?
