Here’s a week’s worth of brand new series and documentaries coming your way from Monday, September 8 to Sunday, September 14. This selection closely follows the titles featured on Comic Basics for this specific week, excluding movies, sports events, and stand-up comedy specials. That way, you can effortlessly find what’s fresh!
Each entry gives you a quick plot snapshot, the key cast and creators, and when and where to watch. Dates and platforms are included in the paragraphs, never in the headings, and titles are in single quotes throughout.
‘The Crow Girl’ (2025–)
Beginning Monday, September 8 on Acorn TV in North America, the gripping crime drama ‘The Crow Girl’ unfolds. The series focuses on Detective Chief Inspector Jeanette Kilburn and psychotherapist Dr. Sophia Craven who join forces to apprehend a murderer with a penchant for young male victims.
Based on the popular books by Erik Axl Sund, this series introduces Eve Myles as Kilburn and Katherine Kelly as Craven, alongside Dougray Scott in a supporting role. The production is overseen by Buccaneer Media, with Milly Thomas serving as the adaptation’s lead and episodes being directed by Charles Martin and Rebecca Rycroft.
‘Only Murders in the Building’ (2021–)
On Tuesday, September 9, you can catch ‘Only Murders in the Building’ on Hulu. In this new season, characters Charles, Oliver, and Mabel delve into a fresh enigma, not just within the Arconia building but also its surrounding area.
Originating from the minds of Steve Martin and John Hoffman, this show is headed by Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez, with a variety of guest stars joining the cast each season. This comedy-mystery production is brought to you by 20th Television and Rhode Island Ave. Productions.
‘Guts & Glory’ (2025–)
On Tuesday, September 9, the latest reality show from Shudder, titled ‘Guts & Glory’, will debut. This competition plunges participants into intense horror environments where they need to complete tasks and survive through the night.
The show skillfully combines real-life effects with survival-style game elements, and it’s been created for Shudder with renowned genre experts serving as executive producers. Each episode explores team interactions under stress as players maneuver through intricate, terror-inducing scenes designed to test their nerves.
‘Thirst Trap: The Fame. The Fantasy. The Fallout.’ (2025)
The documentary series titled ‘Thirst Trap: The Rise, the Fantasy, the Aftermath’ will be available for viewing starting Tuesday, September 9 on Paramount+. It delves into the meteoric rise of William White from a popular TikTok lip-sync performance to a passionate fanbase, and the tumultuous events that ensued after this rise to fame.
Through interviews and historical recordings, the show delves into the concept of parasocial relationships, unexpected online fame, and the real-world impacts on both creators and their audiences. This intriguing series is brought to you by Pyramid Productions, with a key emphasis on narratives that explore digital culture.
‘Love Is Blind: Brazil’ (2021–)
‘Love is Blind: Brazil’ resumes on Netflix this coming Wednesday, September 10. This new season focuses on individuals aged over 50, employing the pod-to-proposal format once more and chronicling their relationships as they progress beyond the show and into reality.
In simpler terms, Camila Queiroz and Klebber Toledo host the Brazilian version of a show that was originally developed by Chris Coelen. The series follows several couples as they go through hidden truths, living together, family gatherings, and important decisions leading up to their wedding day throughout the season.
‘The Girlfriend’ (2025)
The intriguing limited series titled ‘The Girlfriend’ will be available for streaming on Prime Video starting Wednesday, September 10. It follows the intensifying conflict between Laura and her son’s girlfriend, Cherry, as initial suspicions morph into an intense mental battle that becomes a high-stakes game.
In my opinion, I’ve been captivated by a gripping six-part TV drama that has me on the edge of my seat. As a fan, I can say it’s based on Michelle Frances’ novel, and Robin Wright brilliantly portrays Laura in this production. Olivia Cooke plays Cherry, with Laurie Davidson, Waleed Zuaiter, and Anna Chancellor contributing rich performances in supporting roles. The series is the work of Imaginarium Productions, in partnership with Amazon MGM Studios, and I’m honored to see Robin Wright stepping behind the camera to direct some of the episodes. This thrilling saga promises an unforgettable journey!
‘The Hardacres’ (2024–)
‘Beginning on Wednesday, September 10, The Hardacres series will be available to stream across North America on BritBox. This drama follows a working-class family from Yorkshire in the 1890s, who find themselves catapulted into a life of opulence and social pressures after an unexpected turn of fortune.’
I’m part of an intriguing period drama that goes by the name often attributed to Amy Roberts and Loren McLaughlan, who have brilliantly brought it to life from C. L. Skelton’s novels. I’m fortunate to be among the main cast alongside Claire Cooper and Liam McMahon. This initial season, skillfully produced by Playground Entertainment, consists of six captivating episodes.
‘Love Is Blind: France’ (2025–)
In just a few days, on Wednesday, September 10th, the French version of ‘Love Is Blind: France’ will debut on Netflix. This reality show features single individuals dating within pods, proposing marriage without seeing each other, and then testing their suitability beyond the experimental setup.
The series, co-hosted by Teddy Riner and Luthna Plocus, is produced by ITV Studios France and continues the franchise’s distinctive pattern of interconnected pods, unveilings, communal living, family presentations, and wedding considerations.
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The series, hosted by Teddy Riner and Luthna Plocus, follows the franchise pattern with connections between pods, surprises, shared living, family meetings, and wedding choices, produced by ITV Studios France.
‘Tyler Perry’s Zatima’ (2022–)
The heartwarming series ‘Zatima’ by Tyler Perry continues on BET+ from Thursday, September 11. In this new installment, the love story between Zac and Fatima unfolds further, as they navigate work pressures, past complications, and familial challenges that intensify their relationship’s journey.
In this new series, titled a spin-off of ‘Sistas’, we find Devale Ellis portraying Zac and Crystal Renee Hayslett as Fatima. The cast also includes Nzinga Imani and Remington Hoffman, among others. Hailing from Tyler Perry Studios, the upcoming season promises to introduce new challenges and twists for viewers.
‘Beauty in Black’ (2024–)
As I settle into my favorite chair with a bowl of popcorn, ready for another round of binge-watching, I eagerly anticipate the continuation of “Beauty in Black,” streaming exclusively on Netflix this coming Thursday, September 11th. In this gripping series, I find myself drawn into the world of Kimmie, a young woman navigating the treacherous waters of a cosmetics empire intertwined with criminal underpinnings. As she battles to safeguard herself and those dear to her, each episode promises to keep me on the edge of my seat, questioning who can be trusted and what lies ahead in this captivating tale. Can’t wait!
Developed by Tyler Perry, this series features Taylor Polidore Williams portraying the character Kimmie. Notable members of the supporting cast have been Debbi Morgan, Richard Lawson, and Ricco Ross. The show combines elements of family power struggles with the suspenseful undertones of a crime drama.
‘Wolf King’ (2025–)
On Thursday, September 11, the enchanting animated series ‘Wolf King’ resumes on Netflix, following Drew Ferran as he embarks further into his journey, learning that he is an heir to a werewolf lineage and a divided realm.
Drawing inspiration from Curtis Jobling’s ‘Wereworld’ books, I find myself immersed in a captivating series where the gifted Ceallach (Cel) Spellman lends his voice as Drew. The intricate politics among the creature-clans, the entanglements of court intrigue, and the epic quests all unfold magnificently across Season 2.
‘Top End Bub’ (2025–)
On Friday, September 12, the series ‘Top End Bub’ will debut on Prime Video. The story follows Lauren, an Indigenous lawyer, and her spouse Ned, who are moving to Australia’s northern region, known as the Top End, to care for Lauren’s orphaned niece.
Hailing from Miranda Tapsell and Joshua Tyler, a continuation of their film ‘Top End Wedding’, this eight-part series features Tapsell and Gwilym Lee as the leads. The episodes are helmed by directors Shari Sebbens and Christiaan Van Vuuren, and the production is handled by Goalpost Pictures.
‘Beauty and the Bester’ (2025)
The intriguing true-crime docuseries titled ‘Beauty and the Bester’ will premiere on Friday, September 12 on Netflix. This captivating series delves into the relationship between Dr. Nandipha Magudumana and Thabo Bester, as well as the circumstances surrounding his escape from prison.
The series is organized around key stages of investigation and includes news reports, courtroom recordings, and interviews. It’s structured as a multipart documentary, directed by Anthony Molyneaux, with a primary emphasis on a notable case from South Africa.
Share which of these new and returning series you’re queuing up first this week in the comments!
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