3 Netflix Shows You Need to Watch Right Now (November 2025)

A new month means a new crop of shows that you can’t miss on streaming.

For this month, Watch With Us wants to highlight three Netflix shows that we think deserve your time, and all three of them just dropped new seasons last month.

The first show is the romantic comedy Nobody Wants This starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody. We’ve also got the Keri Russell political drama The Diplomat, along with The Witcher, whose new season is the first since star Henry Cavill’s exit.

Read on for the lowdown on each show, and why you’d be wise to start bingeing them.

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‘Nobody Wants This’ (2024-Present)

In this touching dramedy, Kristen Bell stars as Joanne — a sex positive agnostic who co-hosts a podcast about sex and dating with her sister Morgan (Succession‘s Justine Lupe). Joanne unexpectedly falls for Noah Roklov (Adam Brody), a rabbi whom she’s introduced to through friends. Despite the culture clash of their dueling beliefs, Joanne and Noah try to make their relationship work despite vastly different lives and families.

Nobody Wants This was highly praised by critics for its tackling of interfaith relationships in addition to its humor and fantastic chemistry between Bell and Brody. Season 2, which was just released on Netflix on October 23, also received positive reviews. It still manages to be sharp, insightful and emotionally resonant.

‘The Diplomat’ (2023-Present)

The initial premise of The Diplomat centers on career United States diplomat Kate Wyler (Keri Russell), who has just been appointed the US ambassador to the United Kingdom. Immediately plunged into the midst of an international crisis she has to defuse, Kate must balance strategic alliances while she adjusts to her new high-profile job. At the same time, her marriage to fellow diplomat Hal Wyler (Rufus Sewell) flounders as he struggles with a lack of posting while his wife takes the spotlight.

While The Diplomat initially received generally positive reviews for its first and second seasons, many critics have felt that the recent third season has been the show’s best. Amping up the political intrigue, character chemistry, emotional stakes and top-notch performances, The Diplomat’s third season establishes it as a wildly entertaining slice of melodrama.

‘The Witcher’ (2019-Present)

Based on the novel series of the same name, The Witcher follows three characters whose separate storylines eventually overlap within the medieval world known as the Continent. Geralt of Rivia (Liam Hemsworth) is a mutated monster hunter known as a “witcher,” Yennefer of Vengerberg (Anya Chalota) is a part-elf sorceress and Princess Ciri of Cintra (Freya Allan), who is linked by fate to Geralt.

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Praised for its blend of compelling drama and fantasy fun, the third season of The Witcher arrives after the departure of Henry Cavill from the series due to “creative differences.” Hemsworth takes on the lead role of Geralt, and critics have felt that he does a great job of filling Cavill’s shoes. In addition to great action and a sharper narrative, Chalota was praised in particular for her performance as Yennefer this season, as the character becomes more satisfyingly fleshed out.