As we approach the end of 2025, HBO continues to share exciting offerings for its loyal viewers, alongside moments of uncertainty regarding its future ownership. While industry leaders Casey Bloys and Francesca Orsi remain optimistic about HBO’s trajectory, fans express concerns over potential changes that new ownership might bring after 2026. Despite these uncertainties, viewers can look forward to a variety of content lined up for December.
Starting with original series, “IT’S FLORIDA, MAN” is back with a second season that kicked off with its debut episode on November 28. This late-night comedy series, known for its outrageous humor rooted in real-life Florida stories, will feature an impressive roster of guest stars throughout the season including Adam DeVine, Tiffany Haddish, and Taika Waititi. Each episode promises to bring outrageous scenarios to life with a fresh cast of actors.
As for upcoming episodes, viewers can expect:
– Episode 2 (“Pizza Man”): Set to air on December 5, it revolves around a man who ends up in a pizza joint after a wild night.
– Episode 3 (“Cuckoo Girl”): Premieres December 12, following a woman who finds herself in legal trouble due to medication side effects.
– Episodes continuing weekly, leading up to the season finale on January 2, 2026.
Additionally, “IT: WELCOME TO DERRY” will resume with two highly anticipated final episodes starting December 7, paving the way for more suspenseful storytelling that echoes the show’s horror roots.
In regards to film, viewers will see the return of “The Family McMullen,” directed by Edward Burns, which continues the story of the McMullen brothers thirty years later. It’s an exclusive HBO Max release slated for December 5. Fans of cult classic films will also be treated to “Spinal Tap II: The End Continues,” which will broadcast on HBO on December 13.
The month will also feature several music documentary films as part of HBO’s content lineup, with notable highlights including “PAUL ANKA: HIS WAY,” a deep dive into the life of the iconic singer, and a series showcasing various artists such as Jeff Buckley and Counting Crows.
Short after, HBO presents “Music Box: Happy and You Know It,” which will explore the captivating world of children’s music—a fun addition for family viewing during the holiday season.
On the comedy front, Sarah Sherman’s stand-up special “SARAH SQUIRM: LIVE + IN THE FLESH” is gaining attention with its hilariously unconventional take on life, set to premiere on December 12.
Moreover, sports fans can look forward to “HARD KNOCKS: IN SEASON WITH THE NFC EAST,” a series that captures the trials and triumphs of teams within the NFC East, commencing on December 2.
With such an exciting lineup, HBO continues to cater to a broad audience, providing a mix of comedies, dramas, and documentaries that entertain and enlighten. While viewers maintain hope for the preservation of HBO’s quality and integrity in the face of corporate changes, for now, the focus remains on enjoying the new content being rolled out as the year comes to a close.