New TV Shows and Specials to Watch This Week: Nov. 3-9

As streaming platforms and cable networks continue to expand their offerings, a diverse array of new television shows and specials are set to captivate audiences this week, from November 3 to November 9. Here is a selection of notable programming that viewers can look forward to, with specific details and airing times subject to change.

Highlights from the Week’s Premieres

One of the most anticipated releases is “All’s Fair,” a series created by Ryan Murphy. The show features a star-studded cast including Sarah Paulson, Niecy Nash, Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Glenn Close, all portraying successful divorce lawyers. The plot intensifies when Allura Grant, played by Kardashian, faces her own marital dissolution, and Carrington Lane, portrayed by Paulson, agrees to represent her soon-to-be ex-husband. The series promises a blend of high-stakes drama and luxury, complete with extravagant lifestyles. Viewers can catch the premiere on Hulu on Tuesday.

Another compelling story unfolds in “All Her Fault,” featuring Sarah Snook and Dakota Fanning. The show revolves around a mother, Marissa (Snook), who experiences a parent’s worst nightmare when she finds that her son is missing following a play date. Joined by her new friend Jenny (Fanning), Marissa embarks on a quest to uncover dark family secrets and hidden truths. This gripping series will be available for streaming on Peacock starting Thursday.

Exploring Historical Narratives and Comedy

Viewers interested in historical drama can look forward to “Death by Lightning,” a four-part mini-series available on Netflix beginning Thursday. The series chronicles the brief presidency of James A. Garfield, portrayed by Michael Shannon, who was assassinated by Charles J. Guiteau, played by Matthew Macfadyen. The narrative delves into the lives of both men, exploring themes of power and tragedy during a transformative period in American history.

For those seeking a lighter viewing experience, the mockumentary “St. Denis Medical” returns for a second season. This comedic series, reminiscent of shows like “The Office” and “Parks and Recreation,” follows Alex (played by Allison Tolman) as she navigates her role as supervising nurse in a hectic hospital. This season promises to deliver more humorous insights into the lives of healthcare professionals. The show airs on NBC on Monday at 20:00 and will be available for streaming the following day on Peacock.

As viewers navigate the extensive options available this week, these new shows and specials provide a mix of drama, suspense, and humor, appealing to a wide range of tastes. The changing television landscape continues to offer compelling stories and engaging characters, ensuring there is something for everyone this week.