If you’re also fed up with the summer heat and already savoring the gentle warmth of the early autumn days of September spent under a blanket watching TV series, you’re in the right place. There are more than 30 brand-new titles and previews arriving on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, HBO Max, Apple TV, NOW, Paramount+ and other streaming services. We’ve covered them all in this new issue of our monthly column What to Watch in Streaming, together with other titles coming soon. Scroll through the constantly updated calendar and discover, platform by platform and day by day, what to watch and when.
Netflix: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Love Sickness (September 2)
Romantic drama – Set during the Mexican Revolution, Emilia Sauri pursues her dream of becoming a doctor, challenging conventions while pursuing love, a goal, and independence.
The Gentlemen, Season 2 (September 3)
Action dramedy – A year later, Eddie and Susie seek to expand their criminal empire from England to the Italian lakes, but increasingly audacious decisions by Bobby and the arrival of new enemies threaten their alliance and everything they’ve built.
Dang! (September 8)
Animated comedy – Ruthie ruins her perfect life to help her brother Andrew and sister Eunice grow up, while they show her the funny side of imperfection.
Fauda, Season 5 (September 8)
Israeli political thriller – Two years after October 7, Doron and his team, still scarred by the trauma, head to Marseille on a covert mission of vengeance against some of those responsible for the attack, but the operation soon becomes a race against time to stop a devastating attack on Israel.
Crew Girl (September 10)
Canadian teen drama – After a family scandal, rower Teagan Tao moves to a small town and joins the boys’ team at an elite school, sparking rivalries and bonds.
The Bitter Taste of Betrayal (September 10)
Dutch drama – The death of one member of four seemingly perfect couples in a fire forces the survivors to doubt everything they thought they knew about each other.
Paused Anime (September 11)
Colombian medical drama – After an attack leaves Anabel in a coma, she and Rafael, a nurse who can hear the dead, fight to keep her alive before her enemies can find her.
The Doll (September 16)
Polish romantic drama – Having fallen for aristocrat Izabela, Stanisław devotes his life to winning her. Inspired by the Polish literary classic by Bolesław Prus.
Monster, The Lizzie Borden Story (September 17)
Crime drama anthology – Trapped in a cruel Victorian-era family, Lizzie Borden murders her parents with a brutal axe attack that shocks a nation.
Plastic Beauty (September 17)
Japanese drama – An emergency room doctor dives into the cosmetic-medicine world, where a confrontation with a famous colleague reveals the greed and longing behind the glamour.
You Know Who You Are (September 17)
Turkish psychological thriller – A painter eager to return to her art after giving birth hires a mysterious nanny, Nazlı, whose arrival shakes the life of Funda and her husband İlker.
Stranger Things: Tales from 1985, Season 2 (September 17)
Animated series – After defeating the Queen of the Horde, Hawkins Investigators Club hopes to return to normal, but strange phenomena and mysterious appearances start to disrupt the town again.
The Fixers (September 17)
Taiwanese action-comedy – A declining criminal factions aligns with the arrogant heir of a political dynasty. They work as “fixers” to uncover secrets on both sides of the law.
Minerva – The School (September 22)
Italian teen drama – At Minerva Military High School, a group of teens confront discipline, rivalries, and family pressures as a young cadet seeks answers about a friend’s disappearance.
Habeas Corpus (September 23)
Brazilian legal drama – A renowned law professor leads a group of students to exonerate a man condemned, only to uncover that her brightest pupil is tied to her own past.
Our Sad Dead, Miniseries (September 24)
Argentine drama – Emma can see the dead. But the arrival of her granddaughter upends thousands of lives in this eerie miniseries adapted from Mariana Enriquez’s works.
Everybody at College (September 24)
Dramedy – A first-year student and her inseparable circle of friends juggle school life, romantic drama, and family traditions in a historic Black college in this revival of the iconic ’80s sitcom.
The Final Problem, Miniseries (September 25)
Spanish drama – A fading actor must rely on the investigative talents of his famous characters to solve a suspicious death at an isolated hotel where everyone is a suspect.
Steel Ball Run – The Bizarre Adventures of JoJo, Season 1 Parts 2-3 (September 25, Fridays only)
Anime – The cynical former horse racing prodigy Johnny Joestar is wheelchair-bound and will risk everything to regain mobility and master Gyro’s secret technique.
LEGO One Piece (September 29)
Animated comedy – Usopp tells Chopper about the Straw Hat Pirates’ adventures as they face pirates, the Navy, and dangerous foes on their journey from the East Blue to the Grand Line. All reimagined in LEGO style.
OTHER TV SHOWS
- Beyblade X, Season 2 (September 1)
- The Cleaning Lady, Season 4 (September 1)
- L’Amica Geniale, Seasons 1-4 (September 15)
Prime Video: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Neagley (September 16)
Action crime – From the world of Reacher, a new chapter begins. Frances Neagley is a private investigator in Chicago and a former military colleague of Jack Reacher in the 110th Special Investigation Unit. When she learns that a close friend from her past was killed in a suspicious incident, she stubbornly pursues justice.
Disney+: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Chad Powers, Season 2 (September 3)
Sports comedy – Russ continues to live under the Chad Powers alias as his increasingly suspicious behavior threatens to blow his cover. With Ricky forced to help him, he must keep the facade and lead the South Georgia Catfish to the playoffs.
Made in Korea, Season 2 (September 9, Wednesdays)
K-drama – Baek Ki-tae now wields great power, while Jang Geon-young plots his revenge and Ki-tae’s younger brother Baek Ki-hyun makes his own bid for power. The ambitions and rivalries of the three intertwine into a ruthless clash that threatens to break family and political ties apart.
Adults, Season 2 (September 30)
Comedy – Samir, Billie, Paul, Issa, and Anton take on new responsibilities and evolving relationships as they grow up, trying to keep their friend group intact. Between love troubles, work, and bigger-life choices, the five friends discover that growing up together is harder than they thought.
HBO Max: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Unannounced releases.
Apple TV: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Last Seen (September 9, Wednesdays)
Australian crime thriller – Convinced that his missing daughter from 11 years ago may still be alive, after a phone call, former detective Ian Ridley plunges into an obsessive search that forces him to confront secrets and dangers from the past.
Slow Horses, Season 6 (September 16, Wednesdays)
Spy thriller – The Slough House crew finds themselves on the run as Diana Taverner drags them into a perilous spiral of vengeance and retaliation, while someone appears determined to systematically eliminate Slough House operatives.
Brothers (September 23, Wednesdays)
Comedy – After Woody Harrelson’s daughter’s marriage falls apart, the actor relocates with his family to his friend Matthew McConaughey’s ranch, where a stunning secret leads to the suspicion that the two might be half-siblings. As Woody relentlessly pursues the truth, Matthew confronts a possible Texas governorship bid.
NOW: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Nightsleeper – Out of Control (September 4, Fridays)
Thriller – A night train from Glasgow to London is hijacked by hackers, leaving passengers and crew at the mercy of a race toward catastrophe. A police officer aboard and a cybersecurity chief must collaborate remotely to stop the mysterious “Driver” and save all on board.
The Other Bennet Sister (September 26, Saturdays)
Period drama – Mary Bennet, long overshadowed by her more confident sisters, leaves Meryton to seek independence and build a new life between London and the Lake District. In her journey she discovers herself and even encounters an unexpected love away from family expectations.
Sheriff Country, Season 1 Part 2 (September 29, Tuesdays)
Police drama – Sheriff Mickey Fox probes crimes in the small town of Edgewater, trying to protect the city while dealing with his daughter Skye’s issues and his troubled relationship with a father, an ex-con and illegal marijuana grower.
Paramount+: TV Series Arriving in September 2026
Golden Axe (September 16)
Animated comedy – Based on the cult video game, it follows veteran warriors Ax Battler, Tyris Flare, and Gilius Thunderhead as they battle yet again to save Yuria from the evil Death Adder, who seems to defy death.
MobLand, Season 2 (September 18, Fridays)
British crime drama – The Harrigan family must stay united as new rival factions threaten their already fractured criminal empire. Amid internal warfare, Harry Da Souza tries to hold the family together, but tensions, betrayals, and violence test every loyalty.
TV Series Arriving in September 2026 on Other Streaming Services
American Hostage (MGM+: September 20, Sundays)
Anthology crime thriller – In the 1970s, Indianapolis radio journalist Fred Heckman becomes involved in a dramatic hostage situation when the kidnapper Tony Kiritsis demands to tell his story live on the air.
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