Season one of Undercover possibly left you to want to scroll down to season two immediately. Sadly, you could not. But the wait is going to end this November with the continuation of the undercover agent Kim’s hunt for an illegal arms dealer. Agent Bob, on the other hand, is on a new operation that is all kinds of dangerous. The continuation of this Belgian-Dutch crime series is going to be a riveting and jaw-grinding experience.

Netflix is set on building a huge list of holiday specials to keep us engaged all the way through to a hopefully better year. If you are in the mood for a holiday-themed rom-com, you might want to give Dash and Lily a whirl. A cynical Dash and an optimist Lily have been learning more and more about each other with the help of a notebook they keep exchanging. The series is based on the book Dash and Lily’s Book of Dares and promises a lot of entertainment.

A lot of entries on this list are adaptations from books. The Liberator is one of them. This animated war drama, based on a non-fiction book by Alex Kershaw’s The Liberator: One World War II Soldier’s 500-Day Odyssey , is a must-watch. The story is set during the World War II period. It follows officer Felix Sparks of the U.S. Army, who returns to the battlefield after a deadly encounter with the enemy forces.

The Crown has already managed to win our hearts. The show has been reacquainting the crowd to the events in the lives of our favorite royals. And more importantly, people are in for a treat this season with the introduction of Emma Corrin in the role of Princess Diana Spencer. The season has some intriguing stuff in store and will also be introducing Margaret Thatcher’s character. Be ready to take a walk down the royal happenings during the late ‘80s and ‘90s.

Sugar Rush Christmas is one of the well-loved kitchen based, real-life dramas a lot of us love to feast on. Feel the heat of the ticking clock while the bakers try to make it all in time. Sugar Rush returns to the OTT platform this time with a festive theme. This is sure to remind you of the pressure in the kitchen we are all soon going to experience now that the holiday season is around the corner.

Netflix made a very smart move by creating the Boss Baby series. Especially if we consider the movie's success, it really is a no brainer that the series is ready to add season four to it. But, in case you have forgotten, season four of the spinoff series will focus on how the Boss Baby continues to balance his home and work life. The tiny boss will also have to face his foes this season.

If you are one of the skeptics who does not believe in the paranormal but enjoy the suspense of these shows, you are in for a treat this November. Paranormal, adapted from an Egyptian horror series, revolves around a hematologist and his disbelief in all things supernatural. Things get all the more interesting when unexplainable things happen around him, and he has to figure out the mystery of the return of a ghost from his past.

The Life Ahead, directed by Edoardo Ponti, is an adaptation of Romain Gary’s book The Life Before Us. The story surrounds a Holocaust survivor played by the Italian star Sophia Loren. Loren’s character takes a kid, who recently stole from her, under her wing. Madame Rosa, the daycare owner, and Momo, a street kid, form a bond, and a family you did not anticipate is formed.

Minions of Midas is based on a short story by Jack London. It has all the trimmings of a story that keep you hanging on with your fingers clutched on the edge of your seat. The Spanish crime drama is based on the story of a millionaire publisher who is being blackmailed for his goods. His decision can lead to two possibilities: life or death.

If you are looking for the perfect way to wrap your week, you might want to take a look at Netflix’s The Princess Switch: Switched Again. Vanessa Hudgens is ready to step back into her Christmas time princess shoes yet again. Only this time, instead of two, she has three pairs to fill in. The thought brings to mind the perfect mixture of trouble, comic timing, romance, and some much needed fictional-life drama.

Voices of Fire is a docu-series based on finding talented singers to put together the world’s best choir. Why should you watch it, though? For starters, it is executively produced by Pharell Williams and is based on his hometown’s church. The show follows Pharell’s search to find the best voices to join his choir. Don’t forget to watch it because it is the wholesome quality content we need in our lives right now.

Earth is in danger. The danger is a fleet of aliens on a mission. The mission is to steal Earth's gravity and then everything else. If loosely put, Alien Xmas is a combination of superhero-saves-the-day with a sprinkle of the holiday spirit. Earth's safety and the Xmas spirit now depend on a tiny alien, X. Finding out how alien X saves the day will be an interesting story.

Not that you need a reason to keep an eye out for this documentary, but will remind you anyway. Shawn Mendes stars in it. Yes, you already know that, but it still is a key point for the Mendes army. The documentary will be following the star as he embarks on a world tour. It gives fans a seemingly unfiltered look at how he navigates stardom, his professional and personal life. If there will be any singing is yet to be found out.