Netflix stock adds seven November 3 releases to a busy week
Published on 11/02/2026 at 16:23 | Editorial responsibility: Rafael Müller, Editor-in-Chief AD HOC NEWSNetflix's November content calendar
- Netflix adds Bass X Machina and Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike on November 3.
- Black Doves returns for a second season on November 5.
- The broader November slate includes The Body, The Mosquito Bowl and The Hunting Wives Season 2.
Netflix is entering a busy content week, with a group of new films, series and specials arriving from Tuesday, November 3. The company’s official Netflix Tudum release guide, published October 31, lists the upcoming titles and expands the picture beyond the previously reported general release slate.
Netflix will launch Bass X Machina, an animated series set in a steampunk western, alongside Mike Tyson: Return of the Mike, a stand-up special filmed in Hollywood, Florida. The November 3 lineup also includes Season 2 of St. Denis Medical, Seasons 1-4 of Will Trent, A Cinderella Christmas Ball, Christmas Time Is Here and Menorah in the Middle.
Content arrives in several stages
The schedule keeps the flow of new programming active beyond Tuesday. A Dog's Perfect Christmas, Anaesthesia and Taken: Natalee Holloway are set for November 4, while Black Doves returns with Season 2 on November 5. North of North also returns with a second season that day.
Later in the month, Netflix plans to add The Body, The Mosquito Bowl, The Empress Season 3 and The Hunting Wives Season 2. The breadth of the slate gives investors several upcoming engagement checkpoints, although the release calendar alone does not establish how individual titles will perform.
Netflix stock at Lang & Schwarz
Netflix stock traded at 55.45 euros on Lang & Schwarz at 16:10 CET on Monday, November 2, 2026. Investors can follow the real-time quote of Netflix stock.
Netflix company facts
- Company: Netflix, Inc.
- ISIN: US64110L1061
- US ticker: NFLX
- Xetra symbol: NFC
- Lang & Schwarz price: 55.45 euros at 16:10 CET on November 2, 2026
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