6 biggest new shows to stream this week —including 'Lord of the Rings' and Anthony Mackie's bank heist thriller

It’s dark by 5 p.m., the holiday ads have started and I’ve stopped pretending I want to do anything else but rot on the couch. Perfect timing, because TV is stacked. As a streaming editor who watches TV for a living, I’ve rounded up the biggest new and returning shows to watch this week across Netflix, Prime Video, Apple TV and more of the best streaming services.This week, we're heading back to Middle-earth for more epic fantasy in "The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power" season 3, while a new heist thriller, "12 12 12," promises twists and turns. "The Good Daughter" digs into family secrets and dark drama, and the ladies of "The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County" are ready to serve up a helping of reality TV mess. The days are getting shorter, but your watchlist is getting longer. Here’s what to watch this week. ‘The Body’ (Netflix)The vibes: “Yellowjackets” meets “Carrie” at a sleepover.The plot: When a dance-team initiation goes very wrong, a clique of Catholic schoolgirls finds itself dealing with more than just the usual teenage drama. After a drug-fueled ritual leaves new recruit Grace (Sofia Wylie) acting strangely, her fellow Lions begin experiencing prophetic visions. Soon, the whole town is gripped by supernatural panic.Premiere date: All 8 episodes on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 3 a.m. ETWhere to watch: Netflix‘The Lord of the Rings: The Rings of Power’ season 3 (Prime Video)The vibes: Middle-earth is having a collective meltdown.The plot: Five years after Sauron (Charlie Vickers) decimated the Elves, the Dark Lord is closer than ever to conquering Middle-earth. There's just one little snag: He still hasn't perfected the One Ring. As he works out the kinks, Galadriel (Morfydd Clark), Elrond (Robert Aramayo) and the other free peoples must put aside their differences and stop him. Oh, and Galadriel's husband, Celeborn (Jamie Campbell Bower) is back.Premiere date: Episodes 1-4 on Wednesday, Nov. 11 at 3 a.m. ET Where to watch: Prime Video‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County’ (Hulu)The vibes: California, here come the Mormon wives! The plot: MomTok is going West(er), and they’re bringing plenty of baggage. A new crop of influencer moms is navigating the fault lines between traditional LDS values and California's more relaxed take on faith. With Utah transplant Jen Affleck in the mix alongside non-Mormon stars Bobbi Althoff and Aspyn Ovard, expect clashing worldviews, messy marriages and friendships with very little staying power.Premiere date: All 10 episodes on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 12 a.m. ETWhere to watch: Hulu‘The Good Daughter’ (Peacock)The vibes: Southern Gothic sister therapy, with a body count.The plot: Two decades after violence tore their family apart, sisters Charlotte (Meghann Fahy) and Samantha Quinn (Rose Byrne) are still living with the fallout. When a similar attack rocks their Georgia hometown, Charlotte finds herself at the center of a new investigation. Solving it means reopening old wounds and reckoning with a family history packed with secrets.Premiere date: All 6 episodes on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 3 a.m. ET Where to watch: Peacock‘The Empress’ season 3 (Netflix)The vibes: One last, bodice-ripping trip to the imperial courtThe plot: In the final season of the hit German drama, Elisabeth (Devrim Lingnau) fights for her marriage and her place in the empire, while a devastating war leaves Franz (Philip Froissant) traumatized and unfaithful. A trip abroad sparks an unexpected connection with Hungarian revolutionary Count Andrássy (Dejan Bućin), as Maximilian (Johannes Nussbaum) heads to Mexico to claim a crown of his own.Premiere date: All 6 episodes on Thursday, Nov. 12 at 3 a.m. ET Where to watch: Netflix‘12 12 12’ (Apple TV)The vibes: A little “The Italian Job,” a little “Heat,” a little “The Fugitive.”The plot: Anthony Mackie and Jamie Dornan face off in this eight-part thriller about a massive bank robbery in Zurich. Mackie plays Jack Strickland, a disgraced FBI agent, while Dornan is Paul Galvin, a career criminal with a knack for staying one step ahead. The story jumps between the crime’s preparation, execution and messy aftermath, because getting the money is only half the battle.Premiere date: Episodes 1-2 on Friday, Nov. 13 at 12 a.m. ETWhere to watch: Apple TV