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Golda Rosheuvel (left) as Queen Charlotte in "Bridgerton" and Whoopi Goldberg as Mother Abigail in "The Stand."
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Let it snow, let it snow, and leave the TV on, because this winter includes a sleighful of great new TV shows, miniseries and specials. From a brand-new Nutcracker from Debbie Allen and a reboot of To Tell the Truth to a Stephen King thriller and a new adaptation of All Creatures Great and Small, the viewing inside's delightful in the months to come. Mark your calendar and get the hot chocolate warming!
The Flight Attendant (Nov. 26)
A flight attendant (Big Bang Theory's Kaley Cuoco) wakes up after a Bangkok bender in bed with a corpse and wonders if she's the killer. Costarring Rosie Perez as her friend and boss.
Coming to: HBO Max
Dance Dreams: Hot Chocolate Nutcracker (Nov. 27)
A documentary about Debbie Allen's production of the Christmas classic, with a real rat pack of wisecracking New York mice and excursions to Egypt, Bollywood, Russia, Jazzland and the Land of the Kimono Dolls.
Coming to: Netflix
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To Tell the Truth (Nov. 17)
Black-ish star Anthony Anderson hosts a reboot of the TV classic game show, bantering with his mama, Doris, and challenging panelists Mike Tyson, Patti LaBelle and Rita Moreno to guess who are the two impostors among three people who claim to be the same person.
Coming to: ABC
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Between the World and Me (Nov. 21)
Superstar author Ta-Nehisi Coates presents a documentary-with-a-stage show adapted from his best-selling memoir about growing up Black and in peril in Baltimore, featuring Mahershala Ali, Angela Bassett, Angela Davis and Oprah Winfrey.
Coming to: HBO
The Prom (Dec. 4)
Out-of-luck Broadway stars (Meryl Streep, James Corden, Nicole Kidman) invade an Indiana high school to help a student take her girlfriend to the prom.
Coming to: Netflix
The Stand (Dec. 17)
Whoopi Goldberg plays a 108-year-old prophet trying to save humanity after a world-smashing pandemic in Stephen King's blockbuster miniseries.
Coming to: CBS
Bridgerton (Dec. 25)
Shonda Rhimes (Scandal, Grey's Anatomy) presents her scandalous drama series about cutthroat courtship maneuvers in London's glittering elite in Jane Austen's day, with a Hamilton-like multiracial cast and Julie Andrews as the wicked, gossipy narrator.
Coming to: Netflix
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