As you know, content comes and goes on Netflix. Each week, we’re bringing you a list of titles that you’ll be able to stream in the coming days.

Note: This is for the U.S.

It’s been a pretty big news week for Netflix. Announcements from the company have included two award-winning documentaries. One of them will come later this year, and the other in 2014. Netflix has also set a release date for the second season of its first original series, Lilyhammer, while filming for the second season of Derek has gotten underway. Meanwhile, That 70s Show has returned to the streaming catalog, three Netflix originals are facing off against each other for a People’s Choice Award, and the set of Orange is the New Black was the scene of an actual crime. Oh yeah, and Netflix has struck a big deal with Disney to bring four live action original Marvel shows and a miniseries to Netflix.

Now, here’s what’s about to hit Netflix.

Available on 11/08:

The Devils Ride: Season 1

This rough-and-tumble series tracks the alliances, animosities and adventures of outlaw motorcycle gang the Laffing Devils, whose home is San Diego. Danny Boy, the Devils’ founding member, frequently has to contend with rival club members.

InAPPropriate Comedy (2013)

An all-star cast aims to leave no one unoffended with these gleefully outrageous comedy sketches directed by TV pitchman Vince Offer. The collection includes cop “Flirty Harry,” “The Amazing Racist” and other politically incorrect gags.

Available on 11/09:

Skyfall (2012)

When a serious menace threatens MI6, James Bond is on the case — putting aside his own life and personal issues to hunt and obliterate the perpetrators. Meanwhile, secrets arise from M’s past that strain Bond’s loyalty to his longtime boss.

Last Keepers (2013)

When the teenage daughter of a reclusive family of artists falls in love with an unusual boy at school, she awakens mysterious powers and discovers ancient family secrets that will change her life forever.

Available on 11/10:

Craig Shoemaker: Daditude (2012)

Craig Shoemaker makes the transition from manhood to parenthood in his latest one-hour comedy special, Daditude. Named the Comedian of the Year at the American Comedy Awards, Craig’s illustrious career includes numerous film and television credits as well as his own syndicated radio program. A natural storyteller with keen observational instincts, Craig’s views on Daditude are cleverly highlighted by the hilarious and often shocking twists and turns of his own life.

Robot & Frank (2012)

Worried about their aging father living alone, Frank’s kids give him a humanoid robot that’s programmed to be his caretaker. Reluctant Frank — a retired cat burglar — soon warms up to his new helper and begins to treat it as a partner in crime.

Available on 11/11:

Pirates of the Caribbean: The Curse of the Black Pearl (2003)

When a young swain recruits rascally, charismatic pirate Capt. Jack Sparrow to help rescue a maiden from rival buccaneers, he and his motley crew soon find themselves up against frightening supernatural forces and an ancient curse.

What Maisie Knew (2013)

In this updated rendering of the timeless Henry James novel, a perceptive 6-year-old girl becomes a bargaining tool when she gets caught in the midst of a toxic custody fight between her self-seeking, childish parents.

Available on 11/12:

Dealin’ with Idiots (2013)

Faced with the absurd competitiveness surrounding his son’s youth league baseball team, Max Morris, a famous comedian, decides to get to know the colorful parents and coaches of the team better in an effort to find the inspiration for his next movie.

Frances Ha (2012)

Determined to make it as a modern dancer in New York, Frances pursues her unlikely goal with more enthusiasm than natural talent. The rest of the time, she and her sardonic best friend, Sophie, put off growing up for as long as they can.

Grabbers (2012)

When alien monsters go on a murderous rampage on an Irish island, the only survivor is drunk — because alcohol makes blood toxic to the aliens. Now, as a sober cop tries to stop the carnage, the rest of the town must get wasted in order to survive.

Let’s Make Money (2008)

With an eye toward exposing the policies and practices that affect the global economy, filmmaker Erwin Wagenhofer traverses the planet in an attempt to trace money as it passes through the international finance system.

Available on 11/13:

Sister Wives: Season 4

This TLC reality series pulls back the curtain on polygamist families, following the lives of Kody Brown, his wives and their many children. Brown’s wives Meri, Janelle and Christine prepare for the arrival of a fourth wife and her three children.

Available on 11/14:

Stalker (2010)

Following a stress-induced breakdown after penning a best-seller, Paula Martin retreats to her childhood holiday home to recover. But the old house is full of secrets and mysteries that distract and disturb the fragile writer.

Only God Forgives (2013)

Ryan Gosling stars as British gangster Julian, who runs a Bangkok fight club, and Kristin Scott Thomas plays his crime-boss mom in this action thriller. When a cop kills Julian’s brother, the family matriarch flies in from London to oversee revenge.

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