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The fourth and final season of Yellowjackets is listed for November 20, while new drama Blade Runner 2099 appears five days later in a television calendar that spans streaming services and cable networks.
Deadline’s annual schedule covers programs debuting in 2026 and early 2027. Its dates and platforms are reported listings rather than confirmations from the networks or services, and the calendar also includes programs whose dates are still to be announced.
The late-2026 entries offer more than a list of individual dates: they show new dramas arriving alongside long-running returns, with premieres spread across subscription services and traditional television. November 20 is a particularly crowded example, with four listed series split between Disney+, Showtime, Prime Video and Netflix.
Streaming premieres mix new dramas with established series
On November 20, Disney+ has the third season of Percy Jackson and the Olympians on the calendar. It shares the date with Showtime’s Yellowjackets, as well as two new titles: Prime Video docu-miniseries Melania: The Series and Netflix drama Welcome to El Bulli.
Prime Video’s November entries also include season six of The Chosen on November 15 and Blade Runner 2099, a new drama series, on November 25. Together, the three listings cover a returning series, a docu-miniseries and a drama debut rather than a single type of program.
Netflix has several different formats clustered earlier in the month. Cunk on Cinema is listed as a new interview series on November 15. Three days later, the calendar places the new competition series Win the Mall and new drama The Law of Beasts on the service. Another new Netflix drama, The Altruists, follows on November 19.
The Netflix listings for November 23 include Sesame Street, identified as season 56C, and the new docuseries The Trials of Karen Read. The same date also brings a returning show on another service: season two of Dig is listed on Peacock.
Other streaming entries illustrate how the calendar brings together shows from different markets. November 17 has season two of the British drama Death Valley on BritBox and the first season of the Scandinavian drama The Trio on The Network. The date also includes Paramount+ docuseries He Said, She Said: Till Death Do Us Part and a competition-series reboot of The Circle on Hulu.
For viewers looking specifically for new dramas, the choice is not confined to the largest platforms in the November 20 cluster. MGM+ has Secret Service listed for November 22, while AMC+ has season two of The Assassin on November 19. That distinction matters when using the calendar: a new season and a new series may appear side by side, but they are different kinds of starting points.
Returning cable shows and the December listings
The schedule is not limited to streaming debuts. On November 17, three returning cable programs share the date with the Paramount+ and Hulu entries: TLC’s 7 Little Johnstons is listed for season 17, Food Network’s Beat Bobby Flay: Holiday Throwdown for season four, and Vice TV’s Hell’s Angels: At War for season two.
Earlier cable entries include season four of The Green Way Outdoors on History and season six of Homicide for the Holidays on Oxygen, both dated November 14. That date also includes a new streaming docuseries, Gift, on HBO Max. VH1’s new competition series America’s Funniest People is listed for November 16.
November 19 brings another mix of networks and services: season two of Next Level Baker on Fox, season two of Nelly and Ashanti: We Belong Together on Peacock, and season 20 of Heartland on Up Faith & Family. Bravo’s new unscripted series Small Town Trouble: Texas is dated a day earlier.
Beyond November, the calendar lists season two of Bad Monkey for December 2 on Apple TV, followed by season six of Only Murders in the Building on December 8, also listed on Apple TV. Those entries give viewers two reported December dates to note as the broader schedule continues into early 2027.
