Netflix‘s new TV and movie releases for November 27 to December 3 include the second part of Virgin River Season 5, McG’s family comedy Family Switch, and the Julianne Moore-Natalie Portman drama film May December.

Starting on November 30th, viewers can stream the final two episodes of Virgin River Season 5, both of which collectively serve as the second part of the fifth season. This second part of the fifth season will see Alexandra Breckenridge’s Mel Munroe search for her biological father after learning from her sister about their mom’s affair with another man from Virgin River, while the residents of the town take part in the annual Christmas tree decorating competition.

Also on November 30, viewers can stream the family comedy film, Family Switch, directed by McG and starring Jennifer Garner and Wednesday’s Emma Myers. This film is based on Amy Krouse Rosenthal’s children’s book, Bedtime for Mommy.

Finally, on December 1, viewers can stream Todd Haynes’ drama film, May December, starring Julianne Moore and Natalie Portman in the lead roles. This film revolves around an actress who travels to Georgia to meet a married couple with a huge age gap between them, in order to study the wife, whom she will be portraying in a film based on her life.

Other releases for this week include Go Dog Go Season 4, Comedy Royale, Love Like a K-Drama, Onmyoji, Verified Stand-Up, American Symphony, Bad Surgeon: Love Under the Knife, The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday, Hard Days, Obliterated, and School Spirits Season 1.

New Netflix releases for November 27 – December 3

Below are all the new TV shows and movies being added to Netflix from November 27 – December 3.

November 27

November 28

• Comedy Royale
• Love Like a K-Drama
• Onmyoji
• Verified Stand-Up

November 29

• American Symphony
• Bad Surgeon: Love Under the Knife

November 30

• The Bad Guys: A Very Bad Holiday
• Family Switch
• Hard Days
• Obliterated
• School Spirits, Season 1
• Virgin River, Season 5, Part 2

December 1

Note: The rest of December 1, December 2, and December 3rd’s schedules are currently unavailable as of this writing.

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