Everything Coming to Apple TV in November

Apple TV is bringing a variety of new content to its platform in November. The month kicks off with the return of Owen Wilson's golf comedy series Stick, which will premiere on November 4. The series follows Pryce Cahill, a former professional golfer, as he mentors a young golf prodigy and potentially returns to the game himself.

On November 6, viewers can tune in for Awkwafina: The Unlikely Cook, a docuseries that sees the comedian travel across the country to explore Asian American cuisine. Awkwafina, who has no cooking skills, finds herself in various uncomfortable situations as she learns to cook.

Anthony Mackie, reprising his role as Captain America, will appear in 12 12 12 on November 13. The series follows an FBI agent as he investigates elaborate heists, with each episode covering 12 months of planning, 12 hours of the heist, and the subsequent 12 days after the operation.

Being Heumann, a documentary directed by Sian Heder, will be released on November 13. The film chronicles the life of disability rights activist Judy Heumann, who led the 1977 San Francisco 504 Sit-In, a landmark protest that resulted in new rights and protections for disabled Americans. The same director, Heder, is also behind the heartwarming coming-of-age film Way of the Warrior Kid, set to premiere on November 25.

The movie follows a middle-school student, Marc, who faces bullying and the struggles of everyday life until his uncle, a Navy SEAL, helps him through a rigorous training program called Operation Warrior Kid. Way of the Warrior Kid is based on a bestselling novel with a similar title.

Throughout the month, Apple TV will also continue airing new episodes of existing shows such as Brothers, Small Prophets, and Knife Edge: Chasing Michelin Stars. Additionally, viewers can look forward to new episodes of Where's Wanda? every Wednesday and Nocturne every Friday. The full Apple TV release schedule for November can be found in the provided source.