What to Watch on Netflix Top 10 Rankings on November 23

Natalie Oganesyan editorIt’s only fitting that in 2020 — the year of the coronavirus — Netflix’s top titles include stand-up comedies, “sad movies” and “home baking shows.” The streaming giant released year-end viewing trends on Thursday that also showed that October was the biggest month for comedy consumption, with audiences seeking to quell pre-election anxiety.

Netflix miniseries True Story.Deadline reports that Eric Newman of Narcos: Mexico will write and serve as an executive producer on the limited series.Hart, who is also producing under his production company HartBeat Production, will play a version of himself called Kid, opposite Snipes as Kid’s older brother Carlton.“I’ve never been more excited about an acting project in my career,” Hart said.

Jordan Moreau Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes will star as two brothers in Netflix’s upcoming fictional limited series “True Story,” the streamer announced Wednesday.Hart will play Kid, a world-famous comedian who makes a tour stop in his hometown of Philadelphia and visits his older brother Carlton, played by Snipes.

EXCLUSIVE: Kevin Hart and Wesley Snipes are teaming up to headline True Story, a Netflix limited series written and executive produced by Narcos: Mexico executive producer Eric Newman and produced by Hart’s HartBeat Production.

Dec. 1 on NetflixA spinoff of the 2017 series “Toys That Made Us,” this docuseries focuses on the behind-the-scenes stories of classic holiday films including “Elf” and “The Nightmare Before Christmas.” “Toys That Made Us” narrator Donald Ian Black returns for this followup.Dec.

Virgin River Season 2 in the No. 1 spot, while the Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn-starring new release The Christmas Chronicles 2 is at No.

Virgin River Season 2 taking over the No. 1 spot, while the Kurt Russell and Goldie Hawn-starring new release The Christmas Chronicles 2 comes in at No.

Thanksgiving may look a little different this year as the Covid-19 pandemic keeps families from reuniting for turkey dinners, but Macy’s will continue with its annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in a modified fashion Thursday.

new release Hillbilly Elegy unseating The Crown for No. 1, while the wildly successful limited series The Queen's Gambit has been pushed to No.

The Queen's Gambit moving back into the No. 2 spot behind The Crown Season 4.

The Crown Season 4 is still at No. 1 — it's one of Netflix's biggest shows, and it's probably going to stay in the top spot for a long while — followed by Kevin Hart's stand-up special, Kevin Hart: Zero F**cks Given, stealing the new holiday sequel The Princess Switch: Switched Again's second place spot.

Netflix has 'saved Christmas' according to viewers.

The Crown Season 4 is still at No. 1 — it's one of Netflix's biggest shows, and it's probably going to stay in the top spot for a long while — followed by new holiday sequel The Princess Switch: Switched Again, making its debut on the list.

Christmas on the Square,” the newest addition to Netflix’s Christmas library, tests the limits of what one can reasonably categorize as a film. There is nothing cinematic in this 98-minute musical that sounds much more fun than it is.

Bonkers plot: The glamorous Dolly Parton plays a crooning homeless woman — dressed in her shabbiest cashmere and clutching a giant cardboard “change” box — who is actually an angel in disguise. Meanwhile, a singing Christine Baranski plays a cold, rich woman named Regina who plans to evict an entire town to build a giant mall.

The Crown Season 4 is still at No. 1 — it's one of Netflix's biggest shows, and it's probably going to stay in the top spot for a long while — followed by new stand-up special Kevin Hart: Zero F**ks Given at No.

The Crown Season 4 is still at No. 1 — it's one of Netflix's biggest shows, and it's probably going to stay in the top spot for a while — but new stand-up special Kevin Hart: Zero F**ks Given has pushed The Queen's Gambit down to No.

Laura Marling and Marika Hackman teamed up tonight (November 17) for a series of covers as part of a guitar tutorial.Read more: Marika Hackman on her “dark” new covers album and living at her parents’ through lockdownThe pair put on a virtual performance featuring Hackman’s cover of Edith Frost’s ‘Temporary Loan’, Haim‘s ‘Hallelujah’ and Dolly Parton‘s ‘Do I Ever Cross Your Mind’.Marling, posted a video on Instagram which you can watch below, detailing the sessions.She said: “Today we’re going

The Crown Season 4 is No. 1 for the second day in a row.