New and returning shows premiere on November 10, 2025, across various platforms. Highlights include "The Paper," "Sesame Street," and "Bat-Fam." Sports events and holiday specials also air tonight.
New series: The Paper
Bat-Fam debuts on Prime Video
Sesame Street returns to Netflix
Holiday specials featured tonight
Monday Night Football: Eagles vs. Packers
Celebrity Weakest Link charity episode
Documentary on Iraq War battles
Today’s highlights include new and returning shows on TV and streaming platforms. Key premieres include “The Paper,” the season debut of “Sesame Street,” and the series “Bat-Fam.” There are also holiday-themed specials and sports events scheduled.
New Series and Premieres Tonight
“The Paper” debuts tonight, featuring a documentary crew exploring a historic Midwestern newspaper. “Bat-Fam,” an animated series on Prime Video, follows Batman and Alfred as they welcome new residents to Wayne Manor.
On Netflix, a reimagined version of “Sesame Street” starts its 56th season, focusing on beloved characters and new interactive elements. Hulu presents a two-part docuseries about Caroline Flack, who tragically passed away in 2020.
Sports and Special Events
The evening features “Monday Night Football,” with the Philadelphia Eagles playing against the Green Bay Packers at Lambeau Field. Additionally, there are various holiday-themed shows airing, including “Finding Mr. Christmas” on Hallmark and “Holiday Baking Championship” on Food Network.
“Salute to Service: A Veterans Day Celebration” airs on PBS, featuring performances by Angel Blue and host Trace Adkins along with the U.S. Army Field Band, recognizing Veterans Day.
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