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Last Updated on October 29, 2025 by Stefanie Hutson

Acorn TV has announced their November US schedule, and if you're a fan of mysteries set in Australia and New Zealand, you're in luck. We'll also see the return of a couple British cozy favorites – keep reading for the full list plus descriptions.

Shows Continuing on Acorn TV in November 2025

Murder Before Evensong premiered at the end of September

Murder Before Evensong (2025)

Canon Daniel Clement, a quiet village rector played by Matthew Lewis (Harry Potter films, Me Before You), becomes involved in a murder investigation after a local man is found stabbed with a pair of gardening secateurs. When his outspoken mother Audrey arrives unexpectedly, long-buried family tensions resurface just as a deeper crisis unfolds. The victim, a cousin of the church’s patron, forces Daniel to confront secrets hidden beneath the surface of village life. As media attention grows and pressure mounts from his bishop, Daniel begins to wonder who he can trust—and whether he was the real target. Based on the novel Murder Before Evensong by Reverend Richard Coles.

Episodes will air in November as follows:

November 3rd:
- Episode 6 (FINALE): Keeping his gruesome discovery from Neil, Clement lays a trap for the killer but he is double-crossed. Faced with an ethical dilemma, Clement is forced to examine his own nature. It falls to his mother to try to pull him back from the brink of despair.

Catch up on past episodes HERE.

The Light in the Hall premiered October 23rd

The Light in the Hall, Season 2

A proposed expansion of a nearby reservoir stirs up long-buried tensions in a tight-knit community, attracting the attention of journalist Caryl (Siân Reese-Williams, Hidden). As she investigates, questions resurface about the 1995 protests and whether Rhys Owen (Mark Lewis-Jones, Keeping Faith) was wrongly imprisoned for the murder of his cousin. Old wounds reopen as buried secrets and doubts come to light. The cast also includes Nia Roberts, Robert Glenister, and others.

Episodes will air in November as follows:

November 6th:
- Episode 4: Caryl digs deep, questioning Eve, Rhys, and Robert to uncover their roles in the tragedy. Meanwhile, Mabli’s secret paternity test shakes family bonds, threatening to unravel long-held ties and expose hidden truths beneath the surface.
November 13th:
- Episode 5: The community mourns a beloved member as Eve struggles with guilt. At the funeral, Mabli’s heartfelt poem criticizes the reservoir expansion, sparking a powerful alliance with Hari as they unite to protest and fight against the reservoir expansion.
November 20th:
- Episode 6: As Caryl unravels the truth behind Llyr's death, Rhys confronts his father Bryn about his involvement in the bombing. Meanwhile, Hari faces a tough choice and decides to leave Llanemlyn, seeking a fresh start away from the town’s lingering shadows.

Catch up on past episodes HERE.

New Shows on Acorn TV in November 2025

November 3rd Premieres

The Gone, Season 2

When an Irish couple vanishes from a remote New Zealand town, visiting detective Theo Richter (Richard Flood, Grey’s Anatomy) teams up with local officer Diana Huia (Acushla-Tara Kupe, Shortland Street) to investigate. What begins as a missing persons case soon stirs up old fears in the community, with whispers of a connection to a string of long-forgotten murders. As the detectives navigate cultural divides and buried local secrets, they uncover far more than they expected in the quiet town of Mount Affinity.

Episodes will air in November as follows:

November 3rd
- Episode 1: When Irish journalist Aileen Ryan goes missing, Irish Detective Theo Richter and Kiwi Detective Diana Huia are
  compelled to remain in Mt Affinity, New Zealand to lead the search.
November 10th
- Episode 2: As Diana and Richter struggle to make sense of what could have happened to Aileen, and fearing the worst, they
  discover another Irish person is missing.
November 17th
- Episode 3: The truth about how Aileen went missing is revealed. The detectives find the two missing Irish, but when one still ends up in the morgue, they now have a homicide on their hands.
November 24th
- Episode 4: Evidence suggests the Mountain Murderer is back and responsible for the latest killing, leaving a trail of breadcrumbs for Diana and Richter, who close in on a very unlikely suspect.

Can't wait? It's also available HERE.

Black Snow, Season 2 (Australia)

Detective Cormack (Travis Fimmel, Vikings) finds himself pulled in two directions as he investigates a pair of missing persons cases. One involves Zoe Jacobs (Jana McKinnon, Wash), who vanished without a trace during her 21st birthday party in 2003. The other hits much closer to home—his own younger brother, who disappeared when they were children. As the search for answers intensifies, Cormack must confront the emotional weight of his past while navigating two mysteries that refuse to stay buried. 6 episode binge premiere.

Catch up on season 1 HERE.

45 Years (2015)

Kate (Charlotte Rampling) and Geoff (Tom Courtenay) are preparing to celebrate their 45th wedding anniversary when a letter arrives that shakes the foundation of their marriage. The body of Geoff’s first love has been discovered, preserved in a glacier decades after her disappearance. As the party approaches, Kate begins to question the life they’ve built together and whether the past ever truly stays buried.

Can't wait? You can also watch it HERE right away.

November 7th Premieres

The Graham Norton Show returns November 7th

The Graham Norton Show, Season 33

This popular British TV talk show returns with a guest lineup that includes Keira Knightley, Malala Yousafzai, Aimee Lou Wood, Chris McCausland, Mumford & Sons, and Hozier. New episodes air on Fridays.

November 10th PremierES

Scrublands, Season 2 (Australia)

When investigative journalist Martin Scarsden (Luke Arnold, Black Sails) returns to his hometown of Port Silver, he walks into a deeply personal crisis. His partner Mandy (Bella Heathcote, Relic) has been named the prime suspect in the murder of his childhood friend. As Martin searches for the truth, he’s forced to confront long-buried memories and face a town full of secrets. What begins as a homecoming quickly turns into a fight to protect the person he loves most. 4 episode binge premiere.

Catch up on Season 1 HERE.

November 17th PremierES

Inside, Season 2

Set in a North Wales prison and told through both English and Welsh, this gritty drama draws on real testimonies from former inmates and prison staff. With a supporting cast that includes ex-prisoners, it offers an unflinching look at life inside and outside the prison walls. The series follows characters on both sides of the system, examining how their decisions shape their lives—and the lives of those around them. 6 episode binge premiere.

Catch up on Season 1 HERE.

November 24th PremierES

Harry Wild returns for a holiday special November 24th

Harry Wild, Holiday Special

When a suspected poisoning disrupts Vicky and Cormac’s wedding, Harry (Jane Seymour, Dr. Quinn, Medicine Woman) teams up with the FBI to investigate. But when the intended target escapes, Harry and her partner Fergus (Rohan Nedd, Whitstable Pearl) are drawn into a deadly chase. As they close in on the truth, they come face-to-face with their most dangerous enemy yet. Two-part special.

Catch up on past seasons HERE.