New Streaming Releases: All’s Fair, Black Doves, and 12 12 12
Three new series arrive this week, featuring high-stakes legal drama, a British spy thriller, and a heist story structured around specific timeframes.
By Amina Howard ·
Streaming platforms added three new series to their lineups this week, offering viewers options ranging from legal comedy to international thriller. The releases include the second seasons of All’s Fair and Black Doves, along with the debut of Apple TV’s 12 12 12.
All’s Fair, which premiered on Hulu on November 4, returns for a second season. The series follows a group of divorce attorneys who built their practice after leaving a male-dominated firm. The central characters, Allura Grant and Liberty Ronson, guide women through complex breakups while managing their own personal lives. The new season introduces investigator Emerald Greene to the partnership.
The cast features Sarah Paulson, Kim Kardashian, Naomi Watts, and Niecy Nash-Betts. Additional ensemble members include Glenn Close and Teyana Taylor. The season includes a cameo by Denise Richards. Plot points involve a scorpion sting that results in hospitalization and a private jet making an emergency landing in Las Vegas. The show maintains a comedic tone while depicting high-drama scenarios.
Black Doves debuted its second season on Netflix on November 5. Keira Knightley and Ben Whishaw reprise their roles in the British thriller. Knightley plays Helen Webb, who feeds secrets to a private intelligence network while her husband prepares to become prime minister. Neve Campbell joins the cast for this installment.
The season focuses on a plot that threatens Helen’s handler, Mrs. Reed, played by Sarah Lancashire. Helen seeks help from Sam, played by Whishaw, who is a former hitman now taking smaller jobs. The duo investigates old alliances and the organization Helen has served. Andrew Buchan also appears in the series as Wallace, Helen’s husband.
12 12 12 premieres on Apple TV on November 13. The series stars Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan as a disgraced FBI agent and a career criminal. They chase each other across Europe, with a bank vault beneath Zurich serving as the central location for their conflict. The title references the narrative structure of the show.
Each episode moves between three distinct time periods. The first covers the 12 months spent planning the robbery. The second spans the 12 hours required to execute the plan. The third follows the 12 days after the event. This structure allows the audience to see the consequences of decisions before learning who made them or their motivations.
The releases are now available on their respective platforms. All’s Fair and Black Doves are currently streaming, while 12 12 12 is scheduled to debut on November 13. Viewers can access All’s Fair on Hulu, Black Doves on Netflix, and 12 12 12 on Apple TV.
