ERR brings new seasons and classic series to screens in November
Wednesday 4th November 2026 on 13:45 in
Estonia
ERR’s television channels and streaming platform Jupiter are offering several series in November, including new seasons of “Babylon Berlin” and “Vigil,” the British comedy “The Office” and a drama about a major Swedish financial fraud, ERR reports.
The fifth and final season of German drama “Babylon Berlin” begins on ETV2 on November 4. Set in 1933, when Hitler came to power in Germany, it follows Charlotte Ritter as she investigates a series of murders of former soldiers. The investigation also uncovers material that could compromise Hitler. Episodes air on Wednesdays at 22:15, while both the fourth and fifth seasons will be available on Jupiter.
The third season of British thriller “Vigil” starts on ETV on November 6. After the first season took investigators to a submarine and the second to an air base, the new season sends inspector Amy Silva, played by Suranne Jones, and constable Kirsten Longacre, played by Rose Leslie, to Svalbard to investigate the murder of a British citizen. The case involves political intrigue among Norwegians, Britons, Russians and Chinese, while harsh weather and isolation complicate the inquiry. A parallel crisis unfolds in Scotland, where criminals abduct a government minister and demand that Silva’s team stop its work. Two episodes air back to back on Fridays at 21:40.
“Golden Boys,” a four-part drama about one of Sweden’s biggest financial frauds, begins on ETV on November 10 at 22:05. The series recounts how, in the late 1990s, the investment company Trustor was taken over using its own money. It focuses on Joachim Posener, recently released from prison, and his associates, who used British aristocrat Lord Moyne, a member of the Guinness family, as a front. The money from the fraud funded a lavish lifestyle of holidays, champagne and partying.
Jupiter is making all episodes of the British comedy “The Office” available to mark 25 years since the series first aired. Created by Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant, it stars Gervais, Lucy Davis, Martin Freeman and Mackenzie Crook, among others.
The Finnish comedy series “Sunday Lunch,” about an unconventional family, continues with its fifth season from November 9. The series airs on ETV from Monday to Friday at 17:05, and all seasons are available on Jupiter.
The sixth season of the drama “Big Animals, Small Animals” begins on ETV on November 15.