Apple TV has a full November lined up, with new titles and episodes for shows already airing. The month opens on November 4 with season 2 of Stick, the sports comedy created by Jason Keller and starring Owen Wilson, who is also an executive producer. The schedule continues with docuseries, a thriller, a historical drama and a holiday special, before an action film arrives on November 25.
Stick, season 2 with golf as the backdrop
The series follows Pryce Cahill, a former pro golfer whose career was derailed twenty years ago and who, after his marriage collapses, works at an Indiana sporting goods store. His entire future, the official description says, rests on Santi, a 17-year-old golf prodigy played by Peter Dager. The new season has ten episodes: the first two arrive on November 4, followed by one episode a week until December 30. Santi pursues a professional career while Pryce attempts an improbable comeback, aiming to become the oldest golfer to win a major. Timothy Olyphant, Rhea Seehorn and Marc Maron return to the cast.
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Season one is also streaming on Samsung TV Plus for a limited time, starting October 21 in the United States, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia, ahead of the season 2 premiere.
Awkwafina and the family kitchen
On November 6, Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook arrives, an eight-episode culinary docuseries. Actor and comedian Nora Lum, known as Awkwafina, descends from a restaurant family and travels across the United States to revive the family's Cantonese restaurant, Lum's, in Flushing, New York. She admits she cannot cook, and across the series she learns with help from acclaimed chefs and restaurateurs, exploring contemporary Asian American cuisine and reimagining the restaurant's legacy for a new generation.
From heist thriller to true events
On November 13, two very different titles debut. 12 12 12 is a heist drama with Anthony Mackie as a disgraced former FBI agent and Jamie Dornan as an American career criminal. The story unfolds across three timelines: twelve months of planning, twelve hours of the heist and twelve days after it. At its center is a raid on a bank vault beneath the streets of Zurich. The series has eight episodes, and the first two are available on November 13. Mackie and Dornan had already starred together in the 2019 film Synchronic.
The same day, Being Heumann premieres, a drama directed by Siân Heder, Oscar winner for CODA, and based on true events. It begins in 1977, when Judy Heumann, a young disabled woman played by Ruth Madeley, and a coalition of outsiders decide to occupy a federal building. It becomes the longest occupation of a federal building in American history, as hundreds seize government offices and refuse to leave until the official in their way (Mark Ruffalo) acts. The film follows accidental leaders searching for a path no one had ever paved for them.
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Also on November 13 comes Snoopy Presents: 12 Days of Snoopy, a Peanuts holiday special. Snoopy, placed on Santa's naughty list, sets out to prove he is not so bad after all, discovering that the season is about more than gifts.
Way of the Warrior Kid and ongoing episodes
On November 25, Way of the Warrior Kid arrives, an action drama with Chris Pratt as Jake, an injured former Navy SEAL who spends the summer with his bullied nephew Marc, played by Jude Hill. Instead of teaching him to fight, Jake builds his courage through a program based on his SEAL training. The film is based on the novel by Jocko Willink and directed by McG.
Apple TV will also air new episodes of shows already running: the series with Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson and the British comedy continue through November 4, the food docuseries through November 6, a German dark comedy through December 9, and a serial killer thriller starring Liev Schreiber through December 25.
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