New & Notable TV: week of November 2

Black Doves, The Greatest, Stick, The Gilded Age and It Gets Worse this week, plus Nocturne and Dexter: Resurrection from Oct 30.

7 titles

1. Black Doves (2024), Joe Barton
   Helen Webb (Keira Knightley) keeps passing her husband's secrets to a covert spy agency as he prepares to become prime minister, in the second season of Joe Barton's (Giri/Haji) thriller.
2. The Greatest (2026), Ben Watkins
   Cassius Clay (Jaalen Best) becomes Muhammad Ali, with Giovanni Ribisi as his trainer Angelo Dundee and Michael Ealy as Malcolm X, in Ben Watkins's (Hightown) authorized limited series.
3. Stick (2025), Jason Keller
   Former golf pro Pryce Cahill (Owen Wilson) and Santi (Peter Dager), the teenage prodigy he coaches, return with Rhea Seehorn joining the cast, in the second season of Jason Keller's (Ford v Ferrari) comedy.
4. The Gilded Age (2022), Julian Fellowes
   Bertha Russell (Carrie Coon) faces a marriage in doubt after marrying her daughter off to a duke, in the fourth season of Julian Fellowes's (Downton Abbey) drama about 1880s New York society.
5. Nocturne (2026), Rowan Joffé
   Philadelphia homicide detective Jonah Lynn (Liev Schreiber) and FBI agent Saga Bauer (Zazie Beetz) cross paths with serial killer Jurek Walter (Stephen Graham), in Rowan Joffé's adaptation of Lars Kepler's novels.
6. Dexter: Resurrection (2025), Clyde Phillips
   Dexter Morgan (Michael C. Hall), the killer who hunts killers, lands between two of them in New York while battling a midlife crisis, in the second season of Clyde Phillips's revival.
7. It Gets Worse (2026), Leo Reich
   Three twentysomethings (Leo Reich, Emily Fairn and Olive Gray) struggle with humiliating jobs, nonexistent love lives and a dwindling will to live, in comedian Leo Reich's six-episode British comedy.