What to Watch This November on Sky: Best TV Shows & Movies

Available from 1st November

Following the success of three-part Sky Original documentary Boyzone: No Matter What, the iconic 90s band are getting back together for the final performance they, and the fans, desperately want and deserve. Ronan, Shane, Keith and Mikey allow fans behind the scenes as they reunite one last time – but after years of unresolved tension and unfinished business, and after seven years since they last performed together, Boyzone has some work to do to pull off their final shows at Emirates Stadium. Alongside the documentary will be a special showing of the final performance, shot at Emirates Stadium in the UK from June 2026.

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Available from 2nd November

Julian Fellowes's award-winning period drama is back and things are far from easy living for the opulent high society of New York City. Bertha Russell has successfully made changes and made her mark on society – but now her family are set to pay the cost for it, with Agnes van Rhijn ready to take her position in the social hierarchy. Meanwhile, Marian continues to forge a new path for herself, while Peggy tries to get the approval of her soon-to-be in-laws.

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Available from 10th November

In a brand new series, Inside the Music dives into five of the world’s most beloved symphonies and their creation. With their specific tone and cadence to create moving art, each symphony will be performed by the orchestra and decoded by principal conductor Edward Gardner, creative director Paavo Järvi and guest conductor Karina Canellakis. Featuring interviews from members of the string, brass, percussion and woodwind section, the group dissect what makes these pieces so special and showstopping, instrument by instrument, as well as looking into the lives of the maestros that made them.

Available from 12th November

Meghann Fahy and Rose Byrne star as sisters Charlotte and Samantha Quinn, whose lives have been marred by a night of unspeakable horror. 20 years later, and the pair finally feel like they’re in a better place. Charlotte has even followed in her father’s footsteps to become a lawyer. But when a new act of violence shakes their town of Pikeville, California, the sisters are forced to navigate the twists and turns of their past, unearth their painful memories and buried secrets, for the sake of their own survival. A story of the enduring ties among family members, The Good Daughter is based on Karin Slaughter’s best-selling novel of the same name.

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Available from 26th November

Rhiannon Lewis has developed a taste for murder – and at the end of season one, it came back to bite her. But as she tries to move on from heartbreak, life has more things to throw at her. With a new promotion at the paper, Rhiannon meets an irresistible rebound… but then a copycat killer comes to town, threatening to expose her deadly side hustle. With her kill list growing by the day, is Rhiannon truly the monster she believes she is?

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Genre: Animation

Starring: Chris Pratt, Charlie Day, Donald Glover

Release Date: 20th November

Mario, Luigi and Princess Peach are back in this fun family adventure! Having defeated Bowser’s plan in the first movie, the gang find themselves now facing off against his son, Bowser Jr., who is on a mission to release his father from his prison and bring victory back to the family name. Now it’s up to Mario and Luigi to make sure he’s stopped, before something really bad happens.

See everything that’s coming to Sky Cinema this month here.