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5 new TV series to watch in November and December 2026: Percy Jackson to Emily in Paris

5 new TV series to watch in November and December 2026: Percy Jackson to Emily in Paris

5 new TV series to watch in November and December 2026: Percy Jackson to Emily in Paris

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A crypto scandal gets a drama treatment, a demigod returns for another quest and Blade runner jumps 50 years into the future. Whether you like fantasy, Sci-fi, romance or true crime, there’s something here for you. Here’s 5 reasons to stay at home and binge watch on TV. So make sure you’re stocked up on snacks and high energy!

The Altruists

You don’t have to be a crypto bro to watch this. With Anthony Boyle as Sam Bankman, and Julie Garner as Caroline Ellison, this series is about the collapse of cryptocurrency exchange FTX. It’s a story about money, ambition and a couple at the centre of one of the biggest financial scandals.

When: November 19, 2026

Where: Netflix

Percy Jackson and the Olympians

With a new release day, Percy Jackson is back with its 3rd season. This season adapts “The Titan’s Curse.” Percy faces the sudden disappearance of Annabeth and the impending Great Prophecy. This season is said to embrace more of a mature tone as the book progresses, with the stakes getting higher.

When: November 20, 2026

Where: Disney+ and Hulu

Blade Runner 2099

Watch this dystopic series as Blade Runner returns 50 years later. Michelle Yeoh plays Olwen, a replicant Blade Runner at the end of her “use by”

In brief

A crypto scandal gets a drama treatment, a demigod returns for another quest and Blade runner jumps 50 years into the future. When: November 19, 2026 Where: Netflix Percy Jackson and the Olympians With a new release day, Percy Jackson is back with its 3rd season. When: November 20, 2026 Where: Disney+ and Hulu Blade Runner 2099 Watch this dystopic series as Blade Runner returns 50 years later.

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