Max has an action-packed first week of September lined up for you! From September 1 to September 7, 2025, you can expect new true-crime documentaries, prestige dramas, timeless food and home shows, and kid-friendly animation. To help you plan your viewing schedule, we’ve organized all the series coming to the service this week by title, with their release dates included for each show. Enjoy!
Each listing focuses on the essentials – the show’s topic, the cast, and its origins – allowing you to swiftly determine if it suits your interests. Here is a comprehensive guide, ranging from original productions by CNN and Investigation Discovery to beloved shows on Cartoon Network and long-standing favorites on HGTV.
‘Ruby & Jodi: A Cult of Sin and Influence’ (2025)
Starting on Monday, September 1st, a four-part true crime documentary will air, exploring the case of Ruby Franke, a mom-vlogger, and Jodi Hildebrandt, a therapist. Under the guise of “tough love,” they constructed a system of control which eventually led to their criminal convictions when one child managed to escape and seek help. The series provides first-hand testimonies and delves into how their teachings cultivated isolation and abuse.
The executive producer, Steven Michaels, alongside producers like Jodi Flynn, and director Olivia Crist Grant, are at the helm of this production. The show falls under Max’s category dedicated to true crimes and investigations. Episodes for this series become available on Max and Investigation Discovery simultaneously.
‘Rick and Morty’ (2013– )
On Monday, September 1, all ten episodes of season 8 became available on Max. This Adult Swim show is a hilarious sci-fi comedy about Rick Sanchez, a brilliant inventor, and his grandson Morty as they embark on interdimensional journeys. The voice cast includes Ian Cardoni, Harry Belden, Chris Parnell, Spencer Grammer, and Sarah Chalke, who are regular members of the series.
The animated series, initially developed by Dan Harmon and Justin Roiland, is still ongoing on Adult Swim. Following its initial broadcast, new episodes became available for streaming the next day on Max after they premiered on cable. Originally airing between May and July 2025, this season has finally arrived on streaming platforms this week.
‘Barney’s World’ (2024– )
On September 1, 2021, a refreshed preschool version of the ‘Barney’ franchise will be introduced, featuring computer-generated animation. This new adaptation is a collaboration between Mattel Television and Nelvana. The show modernizes traditional songs and lessons with an up-to-date visual aesthetic, specifically designed for families watching Cartoonito/Max.
In 2024, I was introduced to a new series that later found its place in Max’s collection of shows for kids. This series marks a refreshing new beginning for a beloved brand, which first came into being with ‘Barney & Friends.’
‘Bobby’s Triple Threat’ (2022– )
On September 3, Wednesday, the Food Network competition unfolds as a challenger chef squares off against Bobby Flay’s “Titans” team in a three-round battle, which takes place within a club styled like a secret speakeasy. In Season 4, Brooke Williamson and Michael Voltaggio return as Titans, with Ayesha Nurdjaja joining the lineup for the first time.
Food Network’s episodes feature blind taste testing, intense competitions involving ingredients, and a $25,000 reward for top-performing chefs, who aim to surpass the “Titans”. These shows can now be streamed on Max following their initial airing on cable.
‘Modern Warfare 2.0: Spy Weapons Declassified’ (2024)
On Wednesday, September 3rd, a Science Channel docuseries will premiere, delving into the history, current state, and future developments of weaponry. The series spans from outlawed munitions to advanced AI-integrated systems. In its first season, you’ll find episodes such as ‘Future Soldier’ and ‘Death From Above,’ which follow the technological advancements from early battlefield inventions all the way to today’s “smart” armories.
Globally disseminated and linked to major media outlets, the series combines historical records with insightful analysis to elucidate how covert weapons and strategies play a significant role in shaping conflicts.
‘Guy’s Grocery Games’ (2013– )
On Wednesday, September 3rd, a prolonged culinary competition led by Guy Fieri will be live. Four chefs will speed through a mock supermarket, preparing dishes based on various themes. If they successfully complete the challenges, they’ll earn a shopping spree bonus worth up to $20,000.
On September 3rd, Guy Fieri hosts a competition where four chefs race around a pretend grocery store, making dishes according to certain themes. If they win the challenges, they get a chance to shop for up to $20,000 worth of items.
The show, which has been created by Knuckle Sandwich, Lando Entertainment, and Triage Entertainment, first aired on Food Network in 2013. With over 300 episodes, it remains a cornerstone of Food Network’s competitive programming. Now, you can find this popular series conveniently in Max’s content library.
‘Billionaire Boys Club’ (2025)
On Thursday, September 4th, CNN Original’s documentary series will be released, detailing the meteoric rise and disastrous fall of Joe Hunt and the elite Los Angeles investment club whose deceptive practices led to murder. The series delves back into this case by featuring fresh interviews and archival research.
Under the auspices of CNN Original Series, this multi-episode production provides an in-depth exploration of the societal backdrop, enticing tales of rapid riches, and the subsequent law enforcement probe following the organization’s downfall. You can now stream it on Max after its initial run on CNN.
‘Beachfront Bargain Hunt: Renovation’ (2015– )
On a Friday in early September, this HGTV spin-off show focuses on homebuyers who have purchased affordable coastal homes and then undertake renovations to prepare them for vacations. The program combines tales of house hunting with construction schedules and design compromises.
As a film enthusiast, I’m thrilled to share that the executive producers behind this series are none other than Matthew Ostrom and Laura Palumbo Johnson. The subsequent seasons maintain the compelling blend of real-estate and renovation elements that have become the franchise’s signature. Now, you can stream these seasons in batches on Max!
‘Live Aid at 40: When Rock ’n’ Roll Took on the World’ (2025)
On Friday, September 5th, you can look forward to a four-part documentary commemorating the 40th anniversary of the 1985 benefit concert, orchestrated by Bob Geldof and Midge Ure. This remarkable event featured legendary acts such as Queen, U2, Madonna, Paul McCartney, and others. The series delves into the journey that transformed this global broadcast event into a significant milestone in music-driven philanthropy.
Produced in collaboration with the BBC, this series uses uncommon archive material and new interviews to reevaluate the cultural and humanitarian influence of Live Aid years later, which is now available for streaming on Max after its television broadcast.
‘House Hunters International’ (2006– )
On Friday, September 5, a globetrotting spin-off of “House Hunters” titled “International House Hunters” will be streaming. This series focuses on people and families looking for homes overseas, emphasizing financial considerations, visa requirements, and cultural adaptations in various international cities.
The show is created by Leopard USA, who have produced numerous episodes since 2006, and it fits nicely into Max’s extensive HGTV collection due to its blend of travel and real estate themes.
‘My Lottery Dream Home’ (2015– )
Commencing on September 5 (Friday), the popular show on HGTV will be led by designer David Bromstad. He assists lottery victors and those who’ve suddenly inherited wealth in discovering and touring possible dream homes, varying from serene cabins to opulent mansions.
The series, originally created by 7Beyond (now known as Beyond Productions US), has been airing since 2015. It combines dream wish-lists with the practicalities of the real estate market. You can now find new episodes streaming on Max, along with other popular HGTV shows.
‘Most Wanted: Teen Hacker’ (2025)
Debuting on Friday, September 5th, this Max Original documentary delves into the activities of a infamous Finnish teenage hacker, featuring insights from affected individuals, cybersecurity professionals, and a former FBI agent. The show traces significant hacks and the international reactions that ensued.
This limited series brings together prominent security experts and journalists, offering an in-depth exploration of how the actions of one individual disrupted multiple companies and nations by cascading their impact.
‘Bugs Bunny Builders’ (2022– )
On Friday, September 5, a new preschool series from Warner Bros. Animation will be released. This series features classic characters like Bugs Bunny, Lola Bunny, Daffy Duck, Porky Pig, and Tweety Bird, who are now portrayed as a construction team. They work together on various building projects in Looneyburg. The talented voice actors Eric Bauza and Chandni Parekh will be lending their voices to the characters.
Initially airing on Cartoon Network’s Cartoonito section, then transitioning to Max’s children’s platform, this show encourages problem-solving skills and teamwork among its young audience.
‘House Hunters’ (1999– )
On Fridays, starting from September 5th, I’ll be looking forward to the arrival of new batches. One show I can’t wait to catch is ‘House Hunters’, a popular series on HGTV produced by Pie Town Productions. In this captivating program, viewers like me get to tag along as buyers tour different properties, carefully consider the pros and cons, and ultimately decide on a home or rental that suits their budget and lifestyle.
Since its debut in 1999, the franchise has aired an impressive number of episodes, earning it a reputation as one of the most productive unscripted TV shows. Today, Pie Town keeps the momentum going by not only airing new episodes of the original series but also creating spin-offs, all of which can be found on Max.
‘Maneet’s Eats’ (2025– )
On the enchanting Saturday of September 6th, I invite you all to step into my vibrant world as a film enthusiast of culinary arts. We’ll traverse my kitchen and the bustling local markets, where I’ll unravel the mysteries behind Indian classics, sharing clever shortcuts, enchanting spice blends, and techniques learned from the hallowed grounds of professional kitchens as well as cherished family traditions.
As a passionate food lover, I’m thrilled to share that Season 1 of my new cooking adventure is packed with delicious episodes! You’ll find classic dishes like chicken tikka masala and aloo gobi, along with delightful snacks such as murukku and masala chai. And now, these Food Network titles have found their rightful place in my ever-growing culinary collection. Enjoy the journey through flavors with me!
‘We Baby Bears’ (2022– )
On Sunday, September 7, the prequel of ‘We Bare Bears’ titled “Baby Bears” starts airing. This series follows baby versions of Grizz, Panda, and Ice Bear on their globe-trotting adventure in search of a place they can call home, using a magical box to travel between worlds. The show is created by Manny Hernandez and features the voices of Connor Andrade, Amari McCoy, Max Mitchell, with Demetri Martin providing the narration.
On Max and Cartoon Network, you’ll find new, family-friendly episodes set within fantastical worlds, expanding Daniel Chong’s beloved franchise into standalone stories designed for kids.
‘Task’ (2025)
Debuting this Sunday, the 7th of September, is a new HBO miniseries created by Brad Ingelsby, who brought us ‘Mare of Easttown’. The series stars Mark Ruffalo as an FBI agent, heading a unit to combat a series of violent robberies in Philadelphia’s working-class neighborhoods. The cast also features Tom Pelphrey, Emilia Jones, Thuso Mbedu, and Raúl Castillo.
HBO’s original series ‘Task’, created and overseen by Ingelsby, blends a realistic police procedural format with in-depth character analysis within the true crime genre. The first episode will be available to stream simultaneously as it airs on HBO, on Max.
‘Have I Got News for You’ (1990– )
On Sunday, September 7th, as the week concludes, the popular BBC discussion program, produced by Hat Trick Productions, will be hosted by a rotating guest, with team captains Ian Hislop and Paul Merton discussing the latest news headlines.
From its premiere in 1990, this series has been broadcast on both BBC Two and BBC One, amassing numerous episodes over time. On Max, you can now stream both newer and classic versions as they are included in their offering of British television content.
Share which of this week’s arrivals you’re pressing play on first in the comments!
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