AKA Charlie Sheen is streaming on Netflix.
September is set to be a thrilling month for television enthusiasts, with a plethora of exciting shows debuting across major streaming platforms. From the return of beloved series like “Slow Horses” and “Only Murders in the Building” to the launch of new star-studded dramas such as “Black Rabbit,” there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Here’s a closer look at the must-watch shows this month on Netflix, Stan, Disney+, Apple TV+, Prime Video, and Paramount+.
Returning Favorites and Anticipated Sequels
Slow Horses (Apple TV+, September 24)
Gary Oldman reprises his role as the disheveled spy Jackson Lamb in the fifth season of “Slow Horses.” Based on Mick Herron’s novel “London Rules,” this season delves into a series of bizarre events in London that may be linked to a new character in Roddy’s life. The series has already been renewed for a seventh season, underscoring its popularity.
Only Murders in the Building (Disney+, September 9)
The hit mystery-comedy series returns with Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as they investigate another murder in their building. This season introduces guest stars like Bobby Cannavale and Renée Zellweger, promising more intrigue and humor as the trio delves into the shadowy corners of New York.
Gen V (Prime Video, September 11)
The cult favorite “Gen V” returns to Godolkin University, where the new semester promises chaos and power struggles. As tensions rise between Humans and Supes, the series explores themes of power, trauma, and identity, making it a must-watch for fans of action-packed drama.
New Dramas and Intriguing Premises
Black Rabbit (Netflix, September 18)
Jude Law and Jason Bateman star in this gripping drama set against New York’s nightlife. The story follows two brothers, Jake and Vince, as they navigate personal and financial turmoil. With its intense plot and stellar cast, “Black Rabbit” is poised to captivate audiences.
The Savant (Apple TV+, September 28)
Jessica Chastain stars in this eight-episode series about an undercover investigator infiltrating online hate groups. Based on a true story, “The Savant” explores themes of extremism and justice, offering a thought-provoking narrative that resonates with contemporary issues.
The Paper (Binge, September 4)
This mockumentary comedy, a spin-off of “The Office,” features a fresh setting in a newspaper office. With a talented cast including Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore, “The Paper” promises humor and heart, distinguishing itself from its predecessor.
Spin-offs and Unique Storylines
Top End Bub (Prime Video, September 12)
Continuing the story from the 2019 film “Top End Wedding,” this series follows newlyweds Ned and Lauren as they unexpectedly become guardians to Lauren’s niece. Created by Miranda Tapsell and Joshua Tyler, “Top End Bub” combines humor and heart in a family-centric narrative.
NCIS: Tony & Ziva (Paramount+, September 4)
Fans of the NCIS franchise will be thrilled with the return of Tony and Ziva. This spin-off sees the duo embroiled in a high-stakes investigation across Europe, blending action and drama with the beloved chemistry of its lead characters.
The Wrong Paris (Netflix, September 12)
In this romantic comedy, Miranda Cosgrove stars as a woman who mistakenly joins a dating show set in Paris, Texas, instead of Paris, France. The premise promises humor and unexpected romance, making it a delightful addition to Netflix’s lineup.
Documentaries and Biopics
AKA Charlie Sheen (Netflix, September 10)
This documentary offers an in-depth look at the life of Charlie Sheen, featuring interviews with notable figures like Sean Penn and Denise Richards. It promises to reveal new insights into the actor’s tumultuous career and personal life.
Swiped (Disney+, September 19)
Inspired by the true story of Whitney Wolfe, the founder of Bumble, this biopic explores her journey to becoming the youngest female self-made billionaire. With Lily James in the lead role, “Swiped” examines themes of empowerment and innovation in the tech industry.
As September unfolds, these diverse offerings across streaming platforms promise to entertain, inspire, and provoke thought. Whether you’re in the mood for drama, comedy, or a gripping documentary, this month’s lineup ensures there’s something for everyone. Stay tuned for more updates and reviews as these shows make their debut.
