It’s beginning to look a lot like Christmas over at Netflix. The streaming service hasn’t finished it’s October “Netflix and Chills” Halloween programming yet, but it’s already gearing up to unload an avalanche of holiday content.
The first film in Netflix’s lineup of 2019 holiday content will drop on November 1. The lineup includes the third installment of its “A Christmas Prince” franchise. The first film, which was about a journalist who falls in love with a seemingly playboy prince while she’s in a foreign country covering his coronation, launched the streaming service’s highly successful holiday content. The third installment, titled “A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby” will see a new royal added to the family.
Vanessa Hudgens returns for another Netflix holiday movie. The film, called “The Knight Before Christmas,” is not a sequel to “The Princess Switch,” where she played a baker who finds out she looks just like the princess in a foreign kingdom. In “The Knight Before Christmas,” Hudgens plays an Ohio teacher who helps a medieval knight fulfill his quest to send him back in time to his home.
Popular cooking competitions “Nailed It!” and “The Great British Baking Show” will also air holiday themed episodes of their shows. Former bakers from past seasons of “The Great British Baking Show” will return for a series of holiday themed challenges.
Here’s everything that Netflix has in store for the holiday season:
Available November 1
“Holiday in The Wild”
“Sex in the City” star Kristin Davis and Rob Lowe star as a divorcee and safari pilot who meet on a safari in Africa during Christmas.
“Christmas Break-In”
“Christmas Survival”
“Elliot the Littlest Reindeer”
“Holly Star”
“Santa Girl”
“The Christmas Candle”
“Christmas in the Heartland”
Available November 4
“A Holiday Engagement”
“Christmas Crush”
“Dear Santa”
Available November 8
“Let It Snow”
A group of high school seniors’ lives collide in strange ways when a snowstorm hits a small midwestern town on Christmas Eve. “Let it Snow” stars Netflix’s own Kiernan Shipka, who plays Sabrina Spellman on the streaming service’s “Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”
“The Great British Baking Show: Holidays” Season 2
Your favorite former contestants come back for a holiday baking extravaganza.
Available November 15
“Klaus”
This animated film comes from the creator of “Despicable Me.” Jesper, the postal academy’s worst student, is sent to a frozen island. When he meets Klaus, a reclusive carpenter, the two bring joy, and possibly the Christmas spirit, back to the town.
Available November 21
“The Knight Before Christmas”
Vanessa Hudgens stars as a science teacher who lends a hand when a medieval knight is transported to present-day Ohio.
Available November 22
“Nailed It! Holiday!” Season 2
If the immaculate bakes from “Great British Bake Off” aren’t your thing, “Nailed It!” might be the show for you. Amateur contestants try their best to deliver some holiday bakes. Will they nail it?
Available November 26
“Super Monsters Save Christmas”
Netflix Family is bringing Christmas content for all ages. This film sees super monsters like Frankenstein’s monster and a werewolf help Santa find his missing reindeer.
“True: Winter Wishes”
“True: Winter Wishes” is another Netflix Family film. When Forever Frost escapes the Ice Kingdom during the Winter Wishfest, True must save the day.
Available November 28
“Holiday Rush”
A wealthy DJ and his family must adjust when he loses his job. As he works to buy another radio station, he’ll learn that family matters more than presents ever will.
“Merry Happy Whatever”
This movie, set on the days before and after Christmas, follows an eclectic Philadelphia family as they plan for the holidays. It’s stressful enough already, but becomes more so when daughter Emily brings home a new boyfriend.
Available November 29
“Sugar Rush Christmas”
Everyone loves a good cooking show, and the desserts in “Sugar Rush Christmas” won’t disappoint. This new holiday cooking competition will be hosted by Hunter March, Candance nelson, Adriana Zumbo and guests judges Tiffani Thiessen, Liza Koshy, Donal Skehan, Jeanine Mason, Amirah Krassem and Olympic Gold Medalist Meryl Davis.
Available December 1
“A Cinderella Story: Christmas Wish”
Available December 2
“Team Kaylie: Part 2”
Kaylie takes a job working as an elf to buy a dollhouse for her friend Amber, whose mom just passed away.
“Spirit Riding Free: The Spirit of Christmas”
Lucky and her friends embark on a Christmas Eve adventure into the city to find the perfect gift, but their return to Miradero for the holiday festivities are ruined when an avalanche derails their plans.
Available December 5
“A Christmas Prince: The Royal Baby”
The third installment of the movie that started it all. It’s Christmas in Aldovia once again and Queen Amber and King Richard are preparing for the arrival of their first child.
Available December 6
“Magic for Humans: Season 2” (Holiday Episode)
Magician Justin Wilman comes back to perform some magic tricks at Santa School.
Available December 9
“A Family Reunion Christmas”
The McKellan family faces the ghosts of Christmas past in this special about Christmas Joy, family, forgiveness and empathy.
Available December 24
“Lost in Space” Season 2
If Christmas content isn’t your thing, don’t fret. The last season of “Lost in Space” saw the Robinson family stranded on an ocean planet without their beloved Robot. Now, they must get back to Resolute. The season drops on Christmas Eve for the grinches that want to watch something other than holiday movies.
Available December 30
“Alexa and Katie” Season 3 (Holiday Episode)
Alexa helps Spencer when he starts to lose his hair from chemo, while Katie runs a canned food drive that keeps her from fully getting into the Christmas spirit.
