Disney Plus November 2022 Schedule: All the Movies and TV Series

By Entertainment News Desk
November 2, 2022
Last Updated: November 26, 2022

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In November 2022, Disney+ will release highly anticipated sequels, documentaries about celebrities, and more family-friendly TV shows and movies. So, you can find the Disney Plus November 2022 Schedule with all TV series and movies.

It will be hard to beat movies with the original witches like Werewolf by Night, Andor, and Hocus Pocus 2, but Disney tries with great titles and new content for everyone.

The big movie of the month is Disenchanted, in which Amy Adams goes back to the world of Disney princesses, but this time with a dark and macabre twist that could put an end to happy endings and fairy tales for good. Also, David Beckham is making a series of documentaries in which he tries to help a kids’ soccer team get better and win a tournament.

Chris Hemsworth, for his part, is putting on the first episode of a documentary series made by Darren Aronofsky, and Tim Allen is putting on his Santa Claus suit again.

All the premiers of Disney Plus November 2022 Schedule:

Disenchanted (November 18)

Robert (Patrick Dempsey) and Giselle (Amy Adams) have been married for 15 years, but Giselle is tired of living in the city. In search of a fairy tale life, she and her family decide to move to a quiet suburb called Monroeville. But that doesn’t make all of her problems go away. Malvina Monroe (Maya Rudolph), the queen of the suburbs, makes Giselle feel even more out of place. She is angry that it hasn’t been easy to be happy forever, so she tries to use Andalasia’s magic to solve her problems. Instead, she turns the city into a real fairy tale and puts her family’s happiness at risk. Now, Giselle has to race against time to break the spell and find out what “happily ever after” means to her and her family.

The Montaners (November 9)

Los Montaner follows this famous family of musicians, which has become a social media phenomenon and is led by one of the most important people in Latin music. Throughout the episodes, viewers will see how hard it is for the group’s members to balance their private lives and their careers, which are always in the public eye. They will also see the big moments in their musical careers, as well as the challenges, conflicts, and feelings that come with the group getting bigger when new marriages happen.

Save Our Team (November 9)

Beckham: Save Our Crew is an emotional docuseries about David Beckham’s return to his Eastern roots. It was made by the BAFTA- and RTS-winning production company Twenty Twenty and David Beckham’s content and production studio Studio 99. from London to coach the Westward Boys, a kids’ soccer team that was last in their league and was about to be kicked out. But it’s not just any football league; it’s the same one Beckham played in as a kid. The soccer star will try to change the team’s luck by working with the coaches who are already there.

The Santa Clauses (November 16)

Scott Calvin has returned. Scott has been Santa Claus for almost 30 years, and he is still as happy as ever. But as Christmas gets less popular, its magic goes away, too. Scott tries to do his job well and be there for his family at the same time. After finding out there is a way to stop being Santa Claus, Scott thinks about stepping down and finding a good replacement so he can be a better father and husband.

Limitless (November 16)

The Oscar-nominated director Darren Aronofsky (The Whale, Black Swan) and his production company Protozoa, as well as Jane Root’s production company Nutopia and Chris Hemsworth and Ben Grayson’s new production company Wild State, are behind the docuseries. Limitless, starring Chris Hemsworth, puts scientific research on aging to the test. Part scientific adventure around the world and part personal journey, each episode follows Hemsworth as he goes through a series of physical and mental challenges designed by world-famous specialists, scientists, and doctors to find out more about the world and investigate certain parts of it. Each challenge is made with great care and is based on both new scientific research and old customs. Chris’s goal is to learn more about the limits of the human body and find ways to keep people healthy and happy as they age.

The Bass Club (November 30)

The Bass Club was made entirely in Latin America. It tells the story of Amaranto Molina, played by Carlos Vives, an unusual music teacher who gets a job at a school that specializes in music education but is run by formulas that leave out students who don’t meet the standards for commercial success in music. Eduardo Kramer, who is played by Julián Arango, is the director of the institute. Each year, he chooses five students, who are called “Los Agudos,” to join the school’s prestigious Teen Band. So, Molina is put in charge of “Los Graves,” the group of students who didn’t make the cut because Molina’s talent isn’t up to market standards. The strange professor will take charge of “Los Graves” and lead them on a life-changing musical journey. This will help him heal his wounds and encourage each of the young people to show off their own talents, leading them all to a hopeful path. At the same time, they will find out about the professor’s strange past.

Willow (November 30)

Willow is a new live-action fantasy adventure series from Lucasfilm and Imagine Entertainment. It is based on the classic 1988 movie of the same name. The story begins with an aspiring wizard from a town in Nelwyn and a girl destined to unite the kingdoms, who together they helped destroy an evil queen and banish the forces of darkness. Now, the adventure continues in a magical world where brownies, wizards, trolls, and other magical creatures live. Meanwhile, an unlikely group of heroes goes on a dangerous quest beyond their home, where they must face their inner demons and work together to save their world.

Mickey Mouse (November 18)

Mickey Mouse is known around the world as a sign of happiness and childlike wonder. When he was in Steamboat Willie, the first animated short with synchronized sound, he became a big star right away. Over the years, it changed into different versions that showed both the great work of the man who made it and the big changes in society that it came to represent.

Disney Plus November 2022 Schedule of the TV series you will find below:

November 2

Donna Hay Christmas (Limited Series)
Andor (Season 1, Episode 9)
The Mighty Ducks: Game Changers (Season 2, Episode 6)
The Mysterious Benedict Society (Season 2, Episode 3)
Sumo Do, Sumo Don’t! (Season 1, Episode 3)
Airport Security (Seasons 1-3)
Cesar Millan: Better Human Better Dog (Season 2)
Critter Fixers: Country Vets (Season 4)
Dino Ranch (Season 2 – 6 episodes)
Locked Up Abroad (Season 3, 9 episodes; Season 4, three episodes, Seasons 5-9, 10 episodes, Season 10, 10 episodes, Season 11)
To Catch a Smuggler (Seasons 1-3)