The following are four excellent shows I think you should watch in November. Why? Because they all give off strong late autumn vibes, and there’s something for everyone. All of these series are available for GBH members to stream any time on the PBS App.

Nolly shows the real life story of Noele Gordon withstanding an unjust firing from the UK soap opera Crossroads and her journey back toward being a leading lady. In contrast, Funny Woman recently showed up-and-coming comedian Barbara transforming herself into Sophie Straw. If you liked these recent MASTERPIECE and PBS series, you’re in luck: they are far from the only shows to depict the early days of the modern British TV industry. This article aims to recommend what to watch after Nolly and discuss how each series dramatized behind-the-scenes and in-front-of-the-camera drama.

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You asked for it: more dramas like Bridgerton Season 2

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On a scale of 1 to Succession Season 3, how dysfunctional is your family? The Roys’ ruthless infighting to control their media empire makes for a family drama of Shakespearean proportions. Season 3 is over, but you don’t have to settle for only watching the drama playing out in your own living room. At GBH, we know a thing or two about drama. Here are five of our favorite shows on GBH Passport , all deliciously dramatic and dysfunctional in their own way.

Looking for some great shows to dig into this month? GBH Passport is where you should be looking.