Every TV show comes to Prime Video in November 2024

For November, Prime Video is definitely looking to go the extra mile with some exciting new series and a live-action adaptation of a popular manga/anime series. The fall month will be full of excitement for Prime subscribers. It includes a spin-off of the popular American spy action series citadel In Citadel: Honey Bunny. For those looking for less action and more psychological thrills when it comes to the crime genre: Cross makes its debut this month. For those looking for a psychological story of a different kind, the body-swapping, idol-celebrating crime thriller (trust us, it works) from Oshi No Ko is also coming to Prime at the end of November.

Beyond these three standout series, Prime Video has some interesting documentaries for the month, including German cocaine cowboy And Every minute counts. The streaming platform is also looking to add more game shows soon Wishlist games. Below you’ll find all the information you need to tune in and enjoy Prime Video’s November offerings.

Citadel: Honey Bunny

Streaming November 7th

Spin-off of the American series citadel, Citadel: Honey Bunny begins with a couple, the stuntman Bunny and the actress Honey, who are drawn into the world of espionage after a part-time job and destroy their relationship. Years later, after the two become estranged, they are forced to take up arms again and work together to save their daughter Nadia. Citadel: Honey Bunny would like to expand that citadel universewhich acts as a companion piece to the original series and the recent series Citadel: Diana. However, it can still be viewed individually.

Citadel: Honey Bunny offers a new background in the franchise with the events taking place in Bombay, India in the 1990s. Not only does this offer a new and exciting change of scenery, but it also brings to the fore talent from India, including actors Varun Dhawan and Samantha Ruth Prabhu, as well as directors Raj & DK and Sita R. Menon. Fans can expect the same fast-paced action with a heartwarming story as in a new chapter of citadel launches November 7th on Prime Video.

Cross

Streaming November 14th

Based on the popular Alex Cross novels by James Patterson, Cross follows a detective and forensic psychologist, Alex Cross, through a series of crimes that require him to enter the mind of a murderer. At the same time, Cross must navigate his way to bring criminals to justice while ensuring the safety of his friends and family a target on his back for his profound talent for catching the most heinous murderers. This is the first time that James Patterson’s work has been adapted into a television series.

This isn’t the first time Alex Cross has appeared on screen. 2012s Alex Cross attempted to bring the character to life and failed, with Patterson expressing disappointment with the film adaptation. This is the excellent news for the fans Cross is developing into the perfect adaptation of the popular character (also with the planned deviation from the novel), with creator Ben Watkins of Burn notice Fame behind the project. The series also has a great cast including Aldis Hodge as Alex Cross, Isaiah Mustafa as Detective John Sampson, Ryan Eggold as Ed Ramsey and Juanita Jennings as Regina Cross. Psychological crime drama at its finest, Cross will be released on Prime Video on November 14th.

Oshi No Ko

Streaming November 28th

Oshi No Ko has become a cultural phenomenonJapanese manga and anime are very popular. Mangas have sold over nine million copies, and animes have received critical acclaim and remained at the top of the charts. Many people will no doubt be watching the live-action adaptation to see if it can achieve the same success and popularity as the source material.

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The plot is slightly convoluted and involves murder, rebirth, and navigating life through the pressures of pop idol culture. However, the series has gained recognition for its balance of genres, its thoughtful drama with a psychological touch, and its handling of the complexities of fame. This may have a more niche interest and may not appeal to the casual viewer, but those who want to see all the acclaim surrounding the series may want to check out the live-action adaptation if they stay away from the anime and manga. Oshi No Ko will be in the spotlight again on November 27th when it streams on Prime Video.

Full list of TV series being added to Prime Video in November

• Citadel: Honey Bunny – November 7th
• Every minute counts – November 8th
• German Cocaine Cowboy – November 10th
• Cross – November 14th
• Billions Mike – November 17th
• Wishlist Games – November 20th
• Oshi No Ko – November 28th