Netflix’s November Line Up is a Full Plate with Seconds in time for Thanksgiving

Break out the Timbs and North Face because it’s officially Scorpio season, Thanksgiving is around the corner, and BNP is back with the rundown of new shows and movies coming to Netflix in November! This month marks the official start of Netflix and chill season, so here’s what to look out for this month. Shows Narcos: Mexico This new take on the popular series looks pretty interesting. This new Narcos is shifting the focus from Pablo Escobar to Miguel Félix Gallardo (and it appears, some El Chapo). Gallardo is the “Rockefeller” of marijuana and this new hotness shows how he finessed the game by switching gears to cocaine, subsequently helping to start the infamous Mexican drug war. And I haven’t even talked my ish about the God given gift that is Michael Pena!! They got the young beast on board, and I can’t wait to see how great his performance is. Frontier Season 3

Any show that allows Jason Momoa to basically be Khal Drogo is A-OK in my book. Patriot Act With Hassan Minhaj

If you don’t know who this guy is, you’re doing yourself a disservice. Omar already came through with the anime sparkles on fleeky when he dropped his appreciation post for his comedy special, Homecoming King from last year. Now, we get to see what this young stud can do with a fully funded Netflix show. We know he doesn’t hold back when it comes to getting political, so this should be a fun ride. Oh, and if you need any more convincing, check out this hilarious and supremely on point trailer of the gov…

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