The Gentlemen — September 3 (Netflix / season 2)
Genre: action, comedy
Why it stands out: a crime story set in the universe of Guy Ritchie’s The Gentlemen.

Chad Powers — September 3 (Hulu / season 2)
Genre: comedy
Why it stands out: a football player suspended for misconduct infiltrates a second-rate team under a false name. Starring Glen Powell.

A Tale of Two Cities — September 6 (MGM+ / miniseries)
Genre: thriller, romance
Why it stands out: an Englishwoman learns that her father, believed dead for 20 years, may be alive, while the French émigré who brings her the news is accused of treason. Starring Kit Harington.

Dang! — September 8 (Netflix / season 1)
Genre: animation, comedy
Why it stands out: carefree siblings live it up in New York until their successful sister blows up her perfect life and shows up to stay with them.

The Drop: A Snowfall Saga — September 8 (FX / season 1)
Genre: drama, crime
Why it stands out: young people try to navigate 1990s Los Angeles, where the aftermath of the crack epidemic collides with the rise of rap.

The Paper — September 9 (Peacock / season 2)
Genre: comedy
Why it stands out: an editor-in-chief tries to breathe life into a decaying newspaper while a documentary crew follows the chaotic process. Starring Domhnall Gleeson.

Last Seen — September 9 (Apple TV / season 1)
Genre: thriller, mystery
Why it stands out: a former detective, now working as a police dispatcher, takes a distress call from a girl who turns out to be his missing daughter.

Colin from Accounts — September 10 (Paramount+ / season 3)
Genre: romance, comedy
Why it stands out: caring for a dog injured in an accident brings the two people responsible for it into a close friendship.

The Terrors of Jordan Mendoza — September 13 (Adult Swim / season 1)
Genre: horror, action, comedy
Why it stands out: an extremely timid man wanders through absurd dreamscapes where everyday anxieties turn into surreal nightmares.

Golden Axe — September 16 (Paramount+ / season 1)
Genre: animation, fantasy, action
Why it stands out: three legendary warriors join forces to save the world from a dead giant, but an inexperienced dreamer joins their quest.

Slow Horses — September 16 (Apple TV / season 6)
Genre: thriller, drama
Why it stands out: after a series of terrible mistakes, a group of MI5 agents is demoted to office work, much to the displeasure of their hot-tempered leader. Starring Gary Oldman.

Neagley — September 16 (Paramount+ / season 1)
Genre: action, thriller, drama
Why it stands out: an investigator who gained experience in Jack Reacher’s military unit investigates the suspicious death of a friend and uncovers a dangerous conspiracy.

Stranger Things: Tales from '85 — September 17 (Netflix / season 2)
Genre: animation, horror, sci-fi
Why it stands out: a group of brave kids once again faces supernatural horrors awakened beneath the snows of their hometown.

JAY-Z in 8 — September 18 (HBO / miniseries)
Genre: documentary, music
Why it stands out: JAY-Z and producer Rick Rubin discuss the rapper’s music, life experiences and creative process, drawing on his thirty-year career.

Outlander: Blood of My Blood — September 18 (Starz / season 2)
Genre: fantasy, drama
Why it stands out: two families from different eras and worlds prove that love can overcome both the passage of time and bloody wars.

American Hostage — September 20 (MGM+ / season 1)
Genre: thriller, drama
Why it stands out: in 1977, a radio reporter becomes a mediator in a three-day crisis when a criminal storms a live broadcast. Starring Jon Hamm.

Youth — September 20 (HBO / season 1)
Genre: comedy, drama
Why it stands out: a 50-year-old divorced woman searches for love and sex while caring for her ailing parents and raising a dependent son.

Brothers — September 23 (Apple TV / season 1)
Genre: comedy
Why it stands out: the actors’ longtime friendship is turned upside down by a family secret that raises the possibility that they may actually be brothers. Starring Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson.

American Horror Story — September 24 (FX / season 13)
Genre: horror, sci-fi
Why it stands out: another installment of the horror anthology. This time, the story will bring together numerous characters from previous seasons.

The Simpsons — September 27 (Fox / season 38)
Genre: animation, comedy
Why it stands out: another season of the animated series about an ordinary yellow-skinned family that has been getting into all kinds of misadventures for 30 years.

Lego One Piece — September 29 (Netflix / miniseries)
Genre: animation, fantasy, adventure
Why it stands out: an old sea dog tells a new crew member about the Straw Hat Pirates’ journey using Lego bricks.

Scrubs — September 30 (ABC / season 2)
Genre: comedy, drama
Why it stands out: aging doctors return to their old hospital, where their skills and friendship are put to the test by hapless newcomers and absurd cases.