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Last Updated on October 10, 2024 by Stefanie Hutson

It seems impossible that the year is nearly over, but here we are…and here's the BritBox November 2024 schedule of premieres. It's a solid month with a couple big premieres and some more additions to their massive archive of older content.

Want to see all the recent monthly premieres for Acorn TV and BritBox? Check out our monthly schedule pages below:

New Shows Coming to BritBox (US) in November 2024

November 5th

Additional seasons of Shameless arrive on BritBox through November

Shameless (2004 to 2013)

Created by Paul Abbott, this groundbreaking comedy-drama follows the chaotic lives of the Gallagher family and their neighbors in a fictional council estate in Manchester, England. At the center of the story is Frank Gallagher, an alcoholic single father of six children, who are largely left to fend for themselves due to his negligence. Known for its gritty realism and unflinching portrayal of working-class life, it's a far cry from the comparatively genteel worlds of shows like Miss Marple and Downton Abbey.

Seasons will premiere on the following dates:

Season 6: November 5th, 16 episode binge
Season 7: November 12th, 16 episode binge
Season 8: November 19th, 22 episode binge
Season 9: November 26th, 11 episode binge

November 6th

Alan Cumming's Paradise Homes, Season 1 (2024)

Actor Alan Cumming (Instinct) takes us on an inspiring tour of the UK’s most beautiful and unconventional homes. On this journey, Alan explores visionary properties that redefine what a home can be, meeting architects and designers who break the mold to create truly unique spaces. As he searches for ideas for his own dream house, Alan uncovers the innovative ways people are transforming their living and working environments to meet today’s evolving needs. This series offers a fresh look at the creative side of home design during a time of rapid change in how we live and work. US only, 5 episode binge premiere.

November 7th

Until I Kill You, Season 1

This gripping true crime drama follows the harrowing journey of Delia Balmer (Anna Maxwell Martin, A Good Girl’s Guide to Murder), a survivor of brutal violence at the hands of a man who should never have been free. Delia crosses paths with John Sweeney (Shaun Evans, Endeavour) in a local pub, where his artistic, rebellious persona draws her in. Unbeknownst to her, Sweeney harbors a deadly past, and as his dark side emerges, he admits to murdering his ex-girlfriend. Despite his confession, a catastrophic failure in the legal system allows him to go free on bail, setting up a nearly fatal encounter with Delia. Though she survives, Sweeney vanishes, leaving Delia to rebuild her life. Years later, when he’s finally captured, Delia must confront him once again in court. This powerful story exposes the flaws in the justice system’s approach to male violence against women and highlights one woman’s extraordinary resilience on her path to justice. Two episodes air daily for a total of 4 episodes. US ONLY.

November 14th

Sherwood, Season 2

James Graham’s acclaimed series returns with a gripping new season set in contemporary Nottinghamshire. A murder stirs up old turf wars, throwing the police and community into turmoil. As two new families get entangled with the notorious Sparrows, a tangled web of gangs, betrayals, and historic rivalries threatens to unravel. Local police chief Ian St Clair (David Morrissey, The Walking Dead) has stepped back from frontline duty, but will he stay away for long? Meanwhile, a local entrepreneur’s push for a controversial new mine divides the community. Can the newly appointed Sheriff of Nottingham stop the mine, or will the town be dragged back into battles they thought were behind them?

Catch up on season 1 HERE.

November 18th

Women on the Force, Seasons 1 & 2

This series follows the struggles of women serving on a UK police force as they make their way through a single week on the job. Binge premiere: 6 episodes in season 1, 10 in season 2.

November 20th

The Complete & Utter History of Britain (1969)

Terry Jones (Monty Python and the Holy Grail) and Michael Palin's (Monty Python’s Life of Brian) bring us this classic show that imagines what history might have been like if TV had existed throughout the ages, reinterpreting key events with a modern twist (well, a 1969 twist). From the Stone Age to the Battle of Hastings and beyond, each episode presents a series of sketches that parody famous moments and figures in British history. Six episode binge premiere.

November 27th

Hope Street, Season 4

Set in the fictional coastal town of Port Devine, this season sees the police department relocating to new headquarters—and some new faces joining the team. Derry Girls star Tara Lynne O’Neill joins the cast as Police Inspector Eve Dunlop, returning to Port Devine after many years away. Eve brings her family back to her old hometown, determined to mend old relationships while delving into the investigation of a mysterious disappearance that could shake the community. Alongside her is Marcus Onilude (Ted Lasso), adding a bit of fresh blood to the local force.

Catch up on earlier seasons HERE.

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