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Netflix’s ‘The Body’ debuts Nov 11, 2026, with 90s‑Y2K teen movie homage

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TV Insider reports that the drama “The Body” was created by Quinn Shepard and is described as a love letter to 90s and Y2K teen movies and erotic thrillers . TV Insider reports that the series premieres on Netflix on November 11, 2026 . TV Insider reports that the cast includes Sofia Wylie, Jackson Kelly, and Cale Ambrozic among other young actors . TV Insider reports that cast members participated in about a month of dance rehearsals, seven hours a day, which Geena Meszaros said created strong bonding .

Why it matters. TV Insider notes that the November 11 launch makes the series immediately accessible to Netflix viewers, expanding the platform’s 2026 drama lineup .

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