Acorn TV (US) Announces November 2026 Lineup
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Last Updated on October 29, 2026 by Stefanie Hutson
If you've been waiting for more Madame Blanc Mysteries, you're in luck. It's a relatively short lineup at Acorn TV this month, but they ARE bringing us a brand new season of that one. Keep reading for the full list + descriptions.
Shows Continuing on Acorn TV in November 2026

This is Not a Murder Mystery (2025, English-language Belgian series)
Set in 1936, this Belgian mystery imagines a young René Magritte (Pierre Gervais) visiting an English country estate for an exhibition alongside fellow Surrealists including Salvador Dalí, Man Ray, and Lee Miller. When Magritte wakes beside the body of a murdered artist with no memory of the previous night, he becomes a prime suspect and must uncover the killer before Scotland Yard closes in.
Episodes will premiere as follows:
- November 2nd – Episode 4, “The Phantom Lady” – New guests arrive at West Dean, bringing tension and poor manners. As Quant and Thistlethwaite race to connect dots, a masked figure with a face of roses emerges from the shadows. Suspicion grows. Is it a warning – or something dangerous?
- November 9th – Episode 5, “The Gift” – Another disappearance? Tension peaks as the exhibition countdown begins. The estate reopens; the gala begins. Lord James' elite guests Picasso, Guggenheim, Freud arrive, ready to turn surrealism into gold. Champagne, whispers, and a twist.
- November 16th – Episode 6, “The Survivor” (FINALE) – It's opening night. The world's most extravagant art lovers gather, ready to turn surrealism into gold. But as the gala begins, the night takes an unexpected turn and secrets are revealed. Will our artists finally become world-famous?
Catch up on earlier episodes HERE.

The Red King (2024)
Anjli Mohindra (Vigil) stars as Grace Narayan, a police sergeant sent to the remote Welsh island of St Jory after a professional mistake. When she begins investigating the disappearance of a local teenager, she finds herself up against a close-knit community with its own traditions, secrets, and resistance to outside scrutiny. Mark Lewis Jones (Keeping Faith) and Marc Warren (Van der Valk) are among the supporting cast.
Unusually for a series that's already a couple years old, this one will be airing weekly on the following schedule:
- November 2nd, Episode 3 – A huge storm hits The Island, forcing Grace to spend time with all the locals under the same roof. Grace continues to investigate Cai's death, Silas provides an interesting lead, The True Way.
- November 9th, Episode 4 – Grace is adamant that Gruffudd is somehow involved in Cai's death, she tries to get to him, through Minh. Doctor Pridaux provides Grace with a credible lead after spotting a detail in the photograph.
- November 16th, Episode 5 – Owen and Winter think they're helping the case, by conducting an illegal search of Gruffudd's house, their actions prompt an angered response from an exhausted and unwell Grace.
- November 23rd, Episode 6 (FINALE) – Grace learns exactly what's happening on The Island, all of the questions that she had about The True Way are answered. The murderer is brought to book.
Catch up on earlier episodes HERE.
The Graham Norton Show, Season 34
This popular talk show returns with a new season that includes Florence Pugh, John Bishop, Emeli Sande, Lolly Adefope, Sylvester Stallone, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Andrew Garfield, and Tom Cruise. New episodes air each Thursday.
New Shows on Acorn TV in November 2026
November 2nd Premieres
No new shows premiere today (only new episodes of continuing shows).
November 9th Premieres
Madame Blanc Mysteries, Season 5
Sally Lindsay (Cold Call, Love Rat) stars as antiques expert Jean White, who uses her knowledge of art, history, and valuable objects to help solve murders and mysteries in the picturesque French village of Sainte Victoire. In season 5, Jean is preparing to marry Dom (Steve Edge, Starlings), but their plans are complicated by rising family tensions and a new investigation after the village mayor is found dead in a fountain.
Episodes will air as follows:
- November 9th, Episode 1, “Fountain”: As Jean and Dom prepare for their Christmas wedding, Sainte Victoire's mayor turns up dead in the village fountain. While Jean joins Caron’s investigation into the murder, Claudie’s unexpected arrival threatens to disrupt the wedding plans.
- November 16th, Episode 2, “The Black Pearl”: Jean helps Caron investigate when a murdered woman is found wearing a rare black pearl necklace Jean sold her the day before. Meanwhile, Claudie's troubled relationship with Marco pushes Dom toward a dangerous family confrontation.
- November 23rd, Episode 3, “The Returning Monstre”: When a valuable bronze is stolen from Brodeur & White and Simone is attacked, Jean traces the sculpture’s murky past through the antiques world. As Claudie settles in, Dom throws himself into preparations for the baby.
- November 30th, Episode 4, “Show Must”: Dom reunites with his childhood friend Freddie Winner, who is now a famous singer, but the visit turns deadly when Freddie’s assistant drinks a glass of poisoned wine. As Jean and Caron investigate, Dom wonders about the man his old pal has become.
Additional episodes continue in December. Catch up on previous seasons HERE.
November 16th Premieres
Department Q: The Keeper of Lost Causes (Danish language, 2013)
Based on Jussi Adler-Olsen’s novel, the crime thriller follows detective Carl Mørck after he is reassigned to Department Q, a newly created unit for cold cases. With assistant Assad, he reopens the disappearance of a prominent politician and becomes convinced the original investigation missed something important.
Department Q: The Absent One (Danish language, 2014)
Carl Mørck and Assad investigate the decades-old murders of twins at a boarding school, where suspicion once fell on a group of wealthy students. As they dig deeper, the case leads them into the lives of powerful people who may have more to hide than the original investigation revealed.
Department Q: A Conspiracy of Faith (Danish language, 2016)
Carl Mørck and Assad take on a disturbing case after an old message in a bottle points to the disappearance of two children years earlier. Their search gradually connects past and present crimes and puts them on the trail of a dangerous killer who may still be active.
November 30th Premieres
A Remarkable Place to Die, Season 2 (New Zealand)
Chelsie Preston-Crayford (M3GAN, My Life Is Murder) stars as Detective Anaís Mallory, who returns to New Zealand to lead homicide investigations while dealing with an estranged mother, an ex-fiancé she can’t quite avoid, and an unresolved mystery from her own past. In season 2, Mallory is back on the job with a new set of cases, beginning with the investigation of a car that has gone over a cliff and may not be as straightforward as it first appears.
Catch up on the previous season HERE.
Still Life: A Three Pines Mystery (2013)
Based on the first of a series of novels by Louise Penny set in the fictitious village of Three Pines in the Canadian province of Quebec. When a much-loved member of the village is found dead in the woods during Thanksgiving, the locals are certain that it was just a tragic hunting accident. However, Chief Inspector Armand Gamache (Nathaniel Parker, The Haunted Mansion, The Inspector Lynley Mysteries) suspects foul play.
This one used to be available on Acorn, but it disappeared for a while so it's good to see it back.
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