Not a Bear Grylls docu-series but a workplace drama starring Rebecca Lim as a housewife whose husband (Pierre Png) has dumped her for another woman (Felicia Chin). She hopes to win him back by working in the same company as the adulterous couple. But first she must get past her new duplicitous colleagues. Romeo Tan, Patrica Mok, Xiang Yun and Zhang Zetong co-star in this 20-parter.

Watch it on: Channel 8, Thur, 9pm; meWATCH

The Ministry of Communications and Information and Medicorp team up for this variety series inspired by the Great World Amusement Park in the 1970s-80s. With Marcus Chin, Pornsak, Kate Pang and Kele as hosts.

​​​​​​​Watch it on: Channel 8, Thur, 8pm; meWATCH; ; Gov.sg at Facebook and YouTube

The spin-off of 128 Circle centres on Uncle Larry (Duan Weiming) and what’s he up to after closing his coffee stall. Maybe it’s time to go on a belated honeymoon with the missus (Peggy Tan)? Episodes 1-5 will drop on Nov 12, episodes 6-10 on Nov 19. It will also be on Channel 5, Mondays, premiering Nov 30.

Watch it on: meWATCH, Thur

Six celebs —  Joanne Peh, Kym Ng, Bryan Wong, Romeo Tan, Sharon Au and James Seah — share intimate stories from their most memorable adventures overseas and how they shaped their lives. Part of the 'Stories4SG' collection. 

Watch it on: meWATCH

An eclectic collection of Singapore-centric content produced in partnership with the IMDA to support the local creative industry during the Circuit Breaker period. Of the 530 concepts submitted, 43 were greenlit and will be released in three batches. The first bunch includes Travel Diaries (see above) and #Coffeeshots  (pictured), a series starring Under One Roof’s Daisy Irani as the owner of a café hit bad by the COVID-19 pandemic.

Watch it on: meWATCH

Join Yang Zi Yi in Tainan, Taiwan, where he orders beef soup and savoury rice pudding for breakfast.  

Watch it on: Channel 8, Mon, 8pm; meWATCH

This 2018 rom-com — directed by Code of Law creator Lee Thean-Jeen — stars Desmond Tan and Amber An as a couple trying to hold a fuss-free wedding banquet. Naturally, nothing goes according to plan. Part of the ‘Lights. Camera. Singapore’ showcase.

Watch it on: Channel 5, Tue, 10pm; meWATCH

Produced by then-TCS in 1994, Singapore’s first English soap opera follows the feuds and rivalries in a shipping family led by cockroach-crushing matriarch Margaret Chan. The series (aka the original Crazy Rich Asians) also starred Chin Han, Wong Li-lin, Tan Kheng Hua, Nora Samoisir, and Bryan Wong. Meanwhile, we're still waiting for VR Man to make his streaming debut... 

Watch it on: Netflix, Sun

Welcome to the 1980s! This season of the British royal family soap opera focuses on Queen Elizabeth’s (Olivia Colman) tense relationships with daughter-in-law Lady Diana Spencer (Emma Corrin) and Britain's first female Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher (Gillian Anderson).

Watch it on: Netflix, Sun

Dave Chappelle hosts this post-election edition, with Jim Carrey and Maya Rudolph reenacting President-Elect Joe Biden and Vice President-Elect Kamala Harris’ victory speeches. Watch the cold-open here:

Watch it on: Comedy Central Asia (Singtel TV Ch 324, StarHub Ch 500), 10pm

High-finance drama following five fresh grads vying for jobs at a London investment bank. So this is a Grey’s Anatomy for bankers? The first episode is directed by Lena Dunham (Girls).

Watch it on: HBO (Singtel TV Ch 420 & StarHub Ch 601), Tue, 11am (encore 11pm); HBO Go

Dr Sandra Lee helps a man who’s covered in scaly, dry skin; a woman with a growth on her head; and a man with a stubborn lump on his back.

Watch it on: TLC (Singtel TV Ch 254), Mon, 9pm

Animated WWII drama about Army officer Felix Sparks (Merlin’s Bradley James) and his unit, the 3^rd Battalion of the 157^th Infantry Regiment of the 45^th Divison, which spend an unprecedented 500 days in combat. Hailing from Oklahoma, the unit was made up of mostly Native Americans, Mexican Americans, and cowboys. The four-part series uses rotoscoping, a hybrid style which combines CGI animation with live-action footage. 

Watch it on: Netflix, Wed

Photos: HBO (Industry); Netflix (The Crown, The Liberator); Sandra Lee, Dave Chappelle (TPG News/Click Photos)