Upcoming Jewish TV Shows in November 2025

Happy November! This month, the Jewish TV scene might be a little quiet, but fear not, there are still some great shows to watch. While we wait for more Hanukkah content, let’s catch up on some exciting shows with Jewish themes and stars.

On November 2nd, HBO Max premiered “I Love LA,” a show created by Rachel Sennott. Known for her roles in “Shiva Baby” and “Saturday Night,” Rachel brings us a new series filled with Jewish comedians and actors, including Jordan Firstman and Odessa A’zion. Get ready for a lox-scented apartment and some delicious Courage Bagels in the first episode!

Next up on November 4th, Hulu debuts “All’s Fair,” a Ryan Murphy production featuring a star-studded cast. While the show is not explicitly Jewish, keep an eye out for guest appearances from Judith Light and Jennifer Jason Leigh, two fierce Jewish women actors whose talent shines on screen.

Then on November 4th, Netflix introduces “Squid Game: The Challenge,” featuring contestant Rabbi Jamie Field. With a message about finding the divine in everyday experiences, Rabbi Field’s journey on the reality show is something to root for.

On November 10th, Netflix launches Season 56 of “Sesame Street” with a new format. With recent Jewish themed episodes, this classic show is perfect for your little ones while you prepare for Hanukkah.

Come November 14th, Prime Video brings us “Malice,” a new show starring David Duchovny. While the show doesn’t have overt Jewish themes, Duchovny’s charisma always makes for an entertaining watch.

Later in the month on November 20th, Netflix releases Season 2 of “A Man on the Inside,” featuring Max Greenfield. With a mix of comedy and mystery, this show promises to be a delightful binge session for fans of Greenfield’s work.

Lastly, on November 26th, Netflix treats us to the first half of Season 5 of “Stranger Things.” Featuring Jewish actors like Winona Ryder, Noah Schnapp, Finn Wolfhard, and Brett Gelman, this supernatural series is sure to keep you on the edge of your seat.

So, while there might not be an abundance of Jewish-themed shows this November, there are still plenty of entertaining options to explore. Gather your snacks, cozy up on the couch, and enjoy these diverse and exciting television offerings.