What were the most popular streaming shows in November 2022?

With so many streaming services now competing for our attention, it can be hard to keep track of which shows are worth checking out. Or even just what the most popular streaming shows are in any given month. That’s why we’re breaking down some of the biggest streaming titles of November to help you get caught up.

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Sites like Reelgood and Nielsen track streaming viewership from week to week. We can also see Netflix‘s own top 10 titles at any given time. While it’s hard to aggregate all of this information precisely, some titles recur, and we can paint a picture of the bigger titles that emerge (or continue to dominate) throughout the month.

Based on all of that, we’ve compiled 10 of the most popular streaming shows from November. Read on if you want to stay on top of all the titles everyone’s been binging.

1899

This German Netflix original series, with an international cast speaking numerous languages, was a breakout hit for Netflix. It was getting tons of word of mouth after its first trailer dropped and was an immediate success when it landed on November 17. The series follows a group of immigrants on their way to New York aboard a steamship when they encounter another ship. The second vessel is adrift and seemingly abandoned, but the group suddenly faces a series of bizarre mysteries upon investigating.

Andor

The best Star Wars title in years, Andor hasn’t had quite as much buzz as recent shows like The Mandalorian and Obi-Wan Kenobi, but it has managed to rank every week since its premiere, right up to its explosive finale in Novmeber, making it one of the most popular streaming shows of the month. The prequel to Rogue One: A Star Wars Story follows Cassian Andor in the early days of the rebellion as he finds himself at a crossroads and up against the Empire.

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The English

This revisionist western was one of the most popular streaming shows on Prime Video in November. Starring Emily BLUnt, The English follows a woman who travels to America in search of the man who she blames for her son’s death. In her quest for revenge, she meets an ex-cavalry scout and member of the Pawnee Nation with whom she may share a history.

The White Lotus

The first season of The White Lotus was a huge hit, shot and released early during the COVID-19 pandemic. It was initially meant to be a limited series but was so successful that HBO ordered a second season, which has been one of the most popular streaming shows of November — it’s technically a cable show, but it streams simultaneously on HBO Max. The new season sees new misbehaving, rich American tourists, this time vacationing in Italy, where conflict, drama, and the promise of mysterious deaths looms over the resort getaway.

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Wednesday

Maybe the true standout among the most popular shows this month was Wednesday on Netflix. The Adams Family series from Tim Burton had a massive debut, the biggest for a new, English-language show, according to the streamer. Jenna Ortega stars as the macabre Adams daughter who joins the illustrious Nevermore Academy and gets up to darkly comedic antics among her new school peers.

Tulsa King

Paramount Plus’ new crime drama Tulsa King seemed like it came out of nowhere, but it was able to attract an audience pretty quickly, likely thanks in part to action icon Sylvester Stallone in the starring role. After 25 years in prison, a mob capo is exiled to Tulsa, Oklahoma, by his boss. There, he gets to work building his new crew, sensing that he may not be his crime family’s top priority.

The Peripheral

Amazon’s The Peripheral isn’t quite doing Rings of Power numbers, but it continued to draw impressive viewership in November. Chloe Grace Moretz stars in this new series from sci-fi visionary William Gibson. Moretz plays a young woman with no future, until the future comes for her and she has the opportunity to fight for humanity.

The Crown

Following the death of Queen Elizabeth and ahead of the show’s fifth season, The Crown has been a huge hit on Netflix and made it back into the top 10 throughout October. The release of season five on November 9 kept it in Netflix’s top 10 for another month. The prestige drama follows the lives of the Royals throughout the 20th century, including the coronation of Elizabeth. The latest season chronicles 90s scandals and the death of the beloved Princess Diana.

See also: The best British shows on Netflix

Welcome to Chippendales

Hulu’s new historical comedy-drama drew a healthy crowd too. Starring Kumail Nanjiani, the 80s set series chronicles the rags-to-riches story of the creation of the iconic men’s dancing group Chippendales by Somen “Steve” Banerjee.

Fleischman Is in Trouble

Jesse Eisenberg, Claire Danes, Lizzy Caplan, and Adam Brody star in this Hulu drama that earned a strong following in November. A recently divocerced 40-something starts to wade into the world of online dating when his ex-wife suddenly and mysteriously disappears. Now, he has to juggle single parenthood, friendships, and romance, all while worrying about her and wondering where she could have gone and why.

Those were some of the most popular streaming shows in November. Which ones did you watch? Did you have any favorites? Let us know in the comments!

We’ll be back at the end of December with more popular streaming shows to check out.