Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Netflix, Including ‘A Man on the Inside’

If you’re plotting a cozy Netflix weekend, here’s a handy lineup that mixes fresh arrivals with standout originals and a couple of buzzy international picks. Everything below is either brand-new this week or a recent addition still making waves, with quick facts on creators, casts, and what each series is about so you can hit play without digging around.

‘Jurassic World: Chaos Theory’ (2024)

Set after the events of ‘Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous’, this animated sequel reunites the Nublar survivors as they uncover a global conspiracy moving dinosaurs around the world. Voice cast members include Paul-Mikél Williams, Sean Giambrone, and Kausar Mohammed. The series blends mystery elements with franchise-scale adventure and ties into broader ‘Jurassic World’ lore. New episodes landed on Thursday, November 20.

‘The Great British Baking Show Holidays’ (2018)

The festive specials bring back memorable bakers from past seasons for holiday-themed technicals and showstoppers. Judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith preside, keeping the familiar three-challenge format intact. These one-off episodes focus on seasonal desserts, edible ornaments, and winter bakes. The latest holiday edition arrived on Thursday, November 20.

‘Envious’ (2024)

This Argentine comedy-drama follows Vicky, nearly 40, as a rough breakup pushes her back into the dating world—sparking a sometimes chaotic, often funny journey of self-discovery. Created by Carolina Aguirre and directed by Gabriel Medina, it stars Griselda Siciliani alongside Esteban Lamothe and Benjamín Vicuña. The series was produced by Kapow and filmed in Buenos Aires. It debuted globally on Netflix in 2024 and arrived mid-week.

‘Gabby’s Dollhouse’ (2021)

A preschool live-action/animation hybrid, the show follows craft-loving Gabby and her cat pals as they solve small problems and dive into “dollhouse deliveries.” Created by Traci Paige Johnson and Jennifer Twomey (of ‘Blue’s Clues’ fame) and produced by DreamWorks Animation Television, it stars Laila Lockhart Kraner with voice roles from Tucker Chandler, Donovan Patton, and Tara Strong. Episodes emphasize hands-on creativity and growth-mindset lessons. The newest batch landed earlier in the week.

‘A Man on the Inside’ (2024)

Inspired by the Oscar-nominated documentary ‘The Mole Agent’, this comedy follows a retired professor recruited by a private investigator to go undercover in a nursing home. Created by Michael Schur, it stars Ted Danson with Stephanie Beatriz in the ensemble. Season 1 premiered in late 2024 and was quickly renewed. The show is set in San Francisco and mixes light mystery with themes of aging and purpose.

‘I’m Mita, Your Housekeeper’ (2011)

This acclaimed Japanese drama centers on Akari Mita, an emotionless but hyper-competent housekeeper hired by a family reeling after the mother’s death. Nanako Matsushima leads the cast, with Mita carrying out any request while the family confronts buried secrets. The series became a major hit in Japan for its gripping blend of domestic drama and mystery. It arrives as a library addition this week.

‘My Sister’s Husband’ (2025)

An Indonesian domestic drama, the series tracks a marriage that begins to fracture when a college-age sister moves in and draws the husband’s attention. It stars Deva Mahenra, Tatjana Saphira, and Nicole Parham. The show frames shifting loyalties and secrecy inside one household with a character-driven approach. It’s a recent Netflix addition across select regions.

‘Heweliusz’ (2025– )

This Polish historical miniseries dramatizes the 1993 capsizing of the ferry MS Jan Heweliusz in the Baltic Sea and the investigations that followed. Directed by Jan Holoubek and written by Kasper Bajon, the ensemble includes Magdalena Różczka, Borys Szyc, and Michał Żurawski. Produced by Telemark, the series leans into period detail around maritime operations and rescue efforts. It’s presented as a Netflix original.

‘Just Alice’ (2025)

Alicia secretly marries two men—one a celebrated writer, the other a former priest—and juggles a double life as she scrambles to keep the ruse from collapsing. The Colombian series stars Verónica Orozco, Sebastián Carvajal, and Michel Brown. Its premise plays with mistaken identities, escalating stakes, and family complications. Episodes move at a brisk pace with soapy twists.

‘The Bad Guys: Breaking In’ (2025– )

Set before the events of ‘The Bad Guys’, this CG-animated prequel tracks Mr. Wolf, Mr. Snake, Mr. Shark, Mr. Piranha, and Ms. Tarantula through early capers and team-building mishaps. Voice performers include Michael Godere, Chris Diamantopoulos, Raul Ceballos, Ezekiel Ajeigbe, and Mallory Low. The series is executive-produced by Bret Haaland and Katherine Nolfi for DreamWorks Animation Television. It draws from Aaron Blabey’s books and the 2022 film to fill in character backstories.

Tell us what you’re queuing up first—and what we should add next weekend—in the comments.