Real talk: I get pretty excited when Netflix Canada announces which kids’ TV shows and movies it will add to its lineup each month. Will there be a movie my nine-year-old loved at the theatre and now it’s finally available to stream (over and over again)? Will there be a new season of a series that my four-year-old is obsessed with (I’m looking at you, Rescue Bots)? And often there’s a new Netflix Original movie or show that looks promising.
So, here’s what’s coming up in November 2017. No new Rescue Bots, but there’s a little of something for everyone. Note: Age recommendations are approximate. Every kid is different—you’re the best judge of what’s appropriate and what your kid can handle.
Scooby-Doo 2: Monsters Unleashed
Best for: Ages 6+
Fred, Daphne, Velma, Shaggy and Scooby must stop a menacing scoundrel who plans to turn their town of Coolsville into the complete opposite. Available Nov. 1.
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Charlie and the Chocolate Factory
Best for: Ages 7+
The eccentric Willy Wonka opens the doors of his candy factory to five lucky kids who learn the secrets behind his amazing confections. (This is the Johnny Depp version, not the Gene Wilder version. The latter is called Willy Wonka & the Chocolate Factory.) Available Nov. 1.
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Project Mc2: Part 6
Best for: Ages 6+
A new case brings the girls closer to one of Maywood Glen’s most prominent citizens, an entrepreneur with ties to McKeyla’s father. Available Nov. 7.
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Jetsons: The Movie
Best for: Ages 4+
George Jetson moves his family to the far reaches of outer space as the newly minted head of Mr. Spacely’s Orbiting Ore Asteroid factory. Available Nov. 9.
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Dinotrux Supercharged
Best for: Ages 6+
The Dinotrux are back and supercharged, ready to face new challenges with powers that make them faster, stronger and more agile than ever before. Available Nov. 10.
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The Big Family Cooking Showdown (season 1)
Best for: Ages 7+
In this unscripted competition-style series, families passionate about food serve up their most delicious dishes for the chance to be crowned Britain’s best home cooks. Available Nov. 3.
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Glitter Force Doki Doki (season 2)
Best for: Ages 7+
The Glitter Force warriors continue their battle against the evil King Mercenare with the help of a fierce new ally: Glitter Ace. Available Nov. 10.
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Miraculous: Tales of Ladybug & Cat Noir
Best for: Ages 6+
When Paris is in peril, Marinette becomes Ladybug. Little does she know, her school crush Adrien is actually Cat Noir, another city-saving superhero. Available Nov. 10.
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Luna Petunia (season 3)
Best for: Ages 3+
Puzzling mazes, mega meteors, lost treasures, the Jelly Jungle and other Amazia wonders await Luna and the gang in this season of fun and learning. Available Nov. 17.
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Spirit: Riding Free (season 3)
Best for: Ages 7+
Exciting new adventures await Lucky and her friends on the frontier in a free-spirited third season filled with fun and discovery. Available Nov. 17.
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Field of Dreams
Best for: Ages 10+
An Iowa corn farmer, hearing voices, interprets them as a command to build a baseball diamond in his fields; he does, and the 1919 Chicago White Sox come. Available Nov. 23.
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My Little Pony: Friendship Is Magic (season 7)
Best for: Ages 5+
Journey to the enchanted land of Equestria, where unicorn Twilight Sparkle and her pals have adventures and learn valuable lessons about friendship. Available Nov. 27.
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Stretch Armstrong & the Flex Fighters (season 1)
Best for: Ages 7+
Jake Armstrong and his best friends are unexpectedly transformed into superheroes who learn to reach far beyond the limits of any ordinary teenager. Available Nov. 17.
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