Streaming services have taken over as the main form of entertainment consumption, far surpassing the number of network television viewers. After Netflix’s surge in popularity in the mid 2010s, a number of services began popping up to compete, essentially offering what Netflix wasn’t able to. Since the COVID-19 pandemic began in 2020, the number of streaming services has tripled, with the release of a variety of services like Paramount+, AppleTV+, and, somewhat more recently, AMC+.

Created in June 2020, AMC+ is a premium streaming service that includes a live feed and a library of programs that you can watch whenever you want. The service is home to fantastic exclusive shows like The Walking Dead, the animated original series Pantheon, and, most recently, Interview with the Vampire. Much like any streaming service, new content is always being released every month. These are the best TV series coming to AMC+ in November 2022.

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The Suspect Series Premiere — November 3

     Sundance TV

The Suspect is a British police TV series that revolves around clinical psychologist Dr. Joe O’Loughlin, portrayed by Aidan Turner, who is brought into an investigation that was deemed a suicide, but could in fact be a murder. The investigation leads Joe’s co-workers Vincent and Riya to question what secrets may lie under his professional exterior. The series has been met with mixed reviews, with quite a few critics underscoring the lack of stability in the script, while also admitting that the series is oddly compelling. The Suspect is set to arrive on AMC+ November 3.

Interview with the Vampire Season 1 Cont’d — November 6

     AMC Studios

Based on the novel by Anne Rice, Interview with the Vampire follows vampire Louis who tells the story of his life to a renowned journalist, reliving his experiences as a human before being turned into a vampire by Lestat, who targets Louis with hopes of making him his protégé. Since its premiere in October 2022, the AMC+ original series has received critical acclaim, with special praise for the tone, writing, performances, and proper representation of the LGBTQ+ community. Fans and critics alike, as outlined by IndieWire, have even said the TV series is better than the 1994 movie starring Tom Cruise and Brad Pitt. Season 1 of Interview with the Vampire continues throughout next month, beginning November 6. Good news for fans: it has already been renewed for a second season.

The Walking Dead Season 11 Cont’d — November 6

     AMC 

One of the most popular shows currently on TV — and arguably of all time — is The Walking Dead. Set in a post-zombie apocalypse world, the series follows the survivors and the struggles they face. Starring Norman Reedus, Melissa McBride, and Jeffrey Dean Morgan, the series has been subjected to a great deal of praise, being nominated for a number of accolades over the years. The Walking Dead has been on air since 2010, with season 11 (its final) premiering in August 2021. Its final three episodes will air, beginning November 6.

Mood Series Premiere — November 6

     AMC+

A new and refreshing series, Mood centers around 25-year-old wannabe singer Sasha, whose financial hardships prevent her from pursuing her dreams, all while she discovers the realities of being an online influencer, which prove to be much darker than she could have imagined. Part of what makes Mood so appealing is that it shows the realities of social media that most people don’t take into account, with special attention placed on the lack of distinction between liberation and exploitation. Nicôle Lecky serves as the series’ main actor, creator, and writer. Mood is set to hit AMC+ on November 6.

Gangs of London Season 2 Premiere — November 17

     Sky Atlantic

Gangs of London is a newer series that revolves around the power struggles of a variety of international gangs on the streets of London and how said power is affected by the loss of the city’s most powerful crime family. Roughly based on the video game of the same name, Gangs of London was created by Gareth Evans, who is best known for The Raid action film franchise. The series has been subject to critical acclaim, with a current approval rating of 91% on Rotten Tomatoes. The first season of the series aired back in 2020, and season 2 is set to premiere on AMC+ on November 17.