OTT Releases Next Week (November 18-24, 2024): Top Must-Watch Shows And Movies To Binge

As the holiday season nears, streaming platforms in the United States are gearing up to end November 2024 with a bang, curating a slate of releases that cater to a wide array of preferences. Whether it's the comedic antics of animated characters, the depth of documentaries, the tension of dramas, or the pulse of sports narratives, viewers are in for a treat. This week's offerings from Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Netflix, and Showtime span genres and themes, ensuring there's something available for all tastes.

Starting on November 25, Hulu will release a special holiday episode of "Family Guy" titled "Gift of the White Guy" where Peter embarks on a quest to retrieve Lois' Christmas brooch, lost during a White Elephant exchange. Meanwhile, Stewie attempts to mend his ways after finding out he's on Santa's Naughty List. Directed by Joseph Lee and featuring voices from Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, and Seth Green, this episode is a production of Fuzzy Door Productions and promises to blend humor with holiday spirit.

Here's a roundup of the top streaming picks for the final week of November 2024:

November 25, 2024 - Hulu

Family Guy: Gift of the White Guy (Episode 17)
Genres: Animation, Comedy

In this festive episode, Peter must retrieve Lois' Christmas brooch after accidentally giving it away during a White Elephant exchange. Meanwhile, Stewie's behavior shifts when he discovers he's on Santa's Naughty List. Directed by Joseph Lee, the episode features the voices of Seth MacFarlane, Alex Borstein, and Seth Green under the production of Fuzzy Door Productions.

November 26, 2024 - Amazon Prime Video

It's in the Game: Madden NFL (4 Episodes)
Genres: Documentary, Sports

This four-episode documentary series takes a deep dive into the origins and rise of the Madden NFL video game franchise. It explores the groundbreaking partnership between legendary coach John Madden and computer programmer Trip Hawkins, who transformed sports gaming forever. The series chronicles the game's evolution from its humble beginnings to its status as a cultural phenomenon, with rare footage and behind-the-scenes access to the development of the game's latest editions. Directed by Nathan Caswell and Jeremiah Zagar, this documentary reveals how a game that "should have failed" became a must-have title for millions.

November 28, 2024 - Disney+

Dr. Odyssey (1 Season, 13 Episodes)
Genres: Drama, Medical

Max, the newly appointed doctor aboard a luxury cruise ship, faces high-stakes medical challenges with his small but dedicated team. Set against the isolated and glamorous backdrop of the high seas, the series promises emotional moments, intense drama, and intricate character dynamics across its 13-episode first season.

November 28, 2024 - Netflix

The Madness
Genres: Thriller, Drama, Crime

This thrilling new series follows media expert Muncie Daniels, who inadvertently uncovers a murder while in the Poconos, leading him into a dangerous conspiracy. As Muncie fights for his life and innocence, the show builds suspense and psychological tension, keeping viewers on edge as the dark secrets of the crime unfold.

November 29, 2024 - Showtime

The Agency
Genres: Drama, Thriller

A thrilling espionage drama based on the French series Le Bureau des légendes (2015), The Agency takes viewers inside the high-stakes world of intelligence and national security. As agents confront existential threats, the series delves into the covert and perilous world of espionage operations, promising fast-paced action and complex drama.

With a wide array of content across genres, streaming platforms are offering a rich lineup to close out November 2024. Whether you're in the mood for comedy (Family Guy), a documentary about football (Madden NFL), high-drama medical stories (Dr. Odyssey), intense thrillers (The Madness), or gripping espionage (The Agency), there's something for every viewer to enjoy. These releases are the perfect way to unwind as the holiday season approaches and streaming services like Hulu, Amazon Prime Video, Disney+, Netflix, and Showtime roll out fresh content.