Your Friday TV Guide: November 14, – What to Watch Tonight from The TV Cave
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It’s Friday, which means the weekend officially kicks off with a mountain of TV goodness. Whether you’re into big-name streaming hits, festive family fun, or gripping dramas, we’ve got the scoop on what’s worth your screen time. Here’s The TV Cave’s guide to the best shows, movies, and specials hitting your screens tonight.
Early Morning Adventures (3:00 AM ET)
A Very Jonas Christmas Movie – Disney+ The Jonas Brothers are back, and yes, they’re racing against the clock from London to New York to make it home for Christmas. Expect family chaos, festive hijinks, and some seriously catchy tunes.
Come See Me in the Good Light – Apple TV This moving, surprisingly hilarious love story follows poets Andrea Gibson and Megan Falley as they confront a life-altering cancer diagnosis. Heartfelt and witty, it’s a tearjerker with a side of laughter.
The Creep Tapes (Season 2) – AMC+, Shudder A copycat killer named Joseph is back, and he meets his match in this chilling new season. Horror fans, this is your next obsession.
Eddington – HBO Max (New to Streaming) Joaquin Phoenix and Pedro Pascal star in this tense small-town standoff where neighbor turns against neighbor. Drama, secrets, and suspense await in Eddington, N.M.
In Your Dreams – Netflix Animated magic! A sibling duo journeys through the surreal landscape of their dreams to meet the wish-granting Sandman. Family-friendly fun with plenty of imagination.
LEGO Marvel Avengers: Strange Tails – Disney+ (Two-Part Special) The Avengers face their biggest challenge yet: social media. Expect LEGO mayhem, heroics, and the occasional pun-packed fight scene.
The Last Frontier – Apple TV A mysterious new suspect is interrogated, and secrets are revealed. Perfect for mystery lovers looking for a little edge-of-your-seat drama.
Malice – Prime Video (Six-Episode Binge) David Duchovny, Carice van Houten, and Jack Whitehall star in this revenge thriller set in Greece. Class-skewering, scheming, and scandal—it’s binge material you won’t want to miss.
Nobody 2 – Peacock (New to Streaming) Bob Odenkirk returns as Hutch Mansell, a vacationing assassin who’s about to have the worst holiday ever. Corrupt sheriffs, shady theme parks, and crime bosses collide in this action-packed sequel.
Pluribus – Apple TV The World’s endless help drives Carol crazy in this explosive episode. Heart-to-heart talks and fireworks—literally.
Prime Time Picks (7:00 PM – 10:00 PM ET)
7:00 PM ET – NBA on Prime Video Two games back-to-back: Miami Heat vs. New York Knicks, then Golden State Warriors vs. San Antonio Spurs. Basketball fans, this is your Friday night jam.
8:00 PM ET
Celebrity Wheel of Fortune – ABC: Liza Koshy, Paul Walter Hauser, and Phoebe Robinson spin for charity. Spin it to win it!
Happy's Place – NBC: Bobbie tries to figure out Emmett’s feelings while navigating a surprise birthday gift situation.
Mistletoe Murders (Two Episodes) – Hallmark Channel: Emily teaches Sam to sleuth off the grid while uncovering long-buried secrets. Holiday suspense with charm!
One to One: John & Yoko – HBO: A rare glimpse into John Lennon and Yoko Ono’s first year in NYC. Music, history, and intimate storytelling.
Power Book IV: Force – Starz: Tommy’s ambition takes a dangerous turn. Alliances are tested and consequences are deadly.
Sheriff Country – CBS: High-stakes witness transport drama that’ll keep you on the edge of your couch.
8:30 PM ET – Stumble (NBC) Courteney turns Media Day into a recruitment opportunity for new cheerleaders. The mat is calling, and drama ensues.
9:00 PM ET
Fire Country – CBS: A drive-in fire puts the team and civilians in peril. Bode and Sharon juggle secrets, sparks fly both literally and figuratively.
Great Performances: Twelfth Night – PBS: Shakespeare meets Hollywood royalty. Lupita Nyong’o, Peter Dinklage, Sandra Oh, and Jesse Tyler Ferguson star in this comedy of mistaken identity.
10:00 PM ET – Boston Blue (CBS) Danny and Lena tackle one of Boston’s most infamous unsolved crimes. Complex mysteries, moral dilemmas, and jaw-dropping twists await.
Whether you’re in the mood for holiday cheer, gripping mysteries, or just some straight-up binge-watching, Friday night has something for everyone. Fire up your streaming platforms, mark your DVRs, and get ready to kick off the weekend The TV Cave style.