New on Netflix in September

Get ready for another month of top-quality TV series, movies and more dropping on Netflix in September. The cosy nights will soon be drawing in and that means we need an addictive new series. Stephen Knight’s House Of Guinness will fit the bill nicely and with a stacked cast it’s bound to keep us glued to our sofas. If period dramas aren’t your thing then thrilling series Wayward and Black Rabbit, as well as candid documentary AKA Charlie Sheen, will keep you entertained.

Elsewhere, there’s unexpected love in the air for Miranda Cosgrove in The Wrong Paris, while those who like their TV funny can tune into a long-awaited new season of It’s Always Sunny In Philadelphia, a chuckle-worthy stand-up special from Jordan Jensen and hilarious new adult animation Haunted Hotel. Plus, those of us who can’t wait for Halloween can get our scares in early with the finale of Wednesday season 2.

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Here’s all you need to know about the best TV show and film releases on Netflix in September 2025…

Find season 17 in Apps > Netflix from Monday 1 September. Seasons 1-16 available now

Head back to Paddy’s Pub with Dennis, Mac, Charlie, Dee and Frank for another raucous season of Always Sunny – returning for an unbelievable 17th season. Unbelievable because how are they still alive? This time out, the gang are trying to pull off some of their most hare-brained schemes yet, involving an accidental poisoning, a slap fight, Frank falling into a coma and, perhaps most shocking of all, a crossover with the wholesome Abbott Elementary.

Find season 2 part 2 in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 3 September. Season 1 and season 2 part 1 available now

It’s been quite the bone-chilling term already for Wednesday Addams (Jenna Ortega). Alongside her gruesome studies at Nevermore Academy, the unsettling teen has also been busy trying to uncover the identity of the mysterious hooded Avian without the help of her physic abilities. The fate of her best friend Enid hangs in the balance, so will Wednesday be able to prevent a grim death and regain full control of her powers? There’s only one way to find out.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Friday 5 September

Cecilie Fjellhøy is on a mission. After falling for notorious fraudster Shimon Hayut (the subject of documentary The Tindler Swindler, available on Netflix now), she’s using her experiences to help other victims of romance fraud reclaim their lives. Along with private investigator Brianne Joseph, she meets men and women who can’t find answers through traditional avenues and the pair help them in unmask their scammers while bringing them to justice.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Monday 8 September

From The Cat In The Hat to The Lorax, beloved children’s author Dr Seuss was quite the storyteller. Now One Fish, Two Fish, Red Fish, Blue Fish is the latest of his playful creations being brought to life on Netflix. The adorable adaptation tells the story of two fish friends and all their amazing adventures, so expect plenty of the cunning rhymes, creative imagery and unusual creatures that the author’s imaginative works are known for.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Tuesday 9 September

All comedy fans will want to be acquainted with Jordan Jensen, who has been making waves in the New York comedy scene and beyond for quite some time now. Luckily for us she’s treating fans to a hilarious debut special before embarking on her worldwide tour. Get ready to laugh as the star covers everything from hooking up to failing at femininiity in her signature no-filter, unapologetic style.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Wednesday 10 September

Once upon a time, Charlie Sheen was the highest-paid actor on television. Now – after a highly public crisis followed by seven years of sobriety – the star is finally sharing the real story behind one of Hollywood’s most tumultuous falls from grace. Tune in for the inside scoop about Sheen’s career and personal struggles, what those closest to the actor really think about him and whether he really has tiger blood.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 12 September

Janeen Damian directed Lindsay Lohan in breakout Netflix romcom hits Irish Wish and Falling For Christmas. Now she’s joined forces with another former teen star for this tale of a single woman with a big dream outside of her tiny hometown. When Dawn (Miranda Cosgrove, iCarly) gets a spot at a Parisian art school, she enters a Paris-based dating competition thinking it’s her free ticket to the city of romance. Soon she discovers that the competition is actually based in Paris, Texas, and tries her best to get eliminated… until she starts falling for dreamy bachelor Trey (Pierson Fodé, Dynasty).

Stream it in Apps > Netflix on Sunday 14 September

It’s billed one of the biggest fights of the year. The stakes have never been higher for Saul “Canelo” Álvarez and Terence Crawford as the two powerhouses prepare to go head-to-head for the unified super middleweight championship. Don’t miss the once-in-a-generation showdown live on Netflix, due to start at 2am. And from Thursday 4 September, fans can go behind the scenes of both training camps in this access-all-areas series, checking out the pair’s intense regimes and unforgiving workouts.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix Thursday 18 September

Jude Law (The Order) and Jason Bateman (Ozark) are two unlikely brothers in this dark crime thriller from writer Zach Baylin (King Richard). Jake Friedken (Law) is enjoying success as the charismatic owner of an exclusive New York City nightspot – but when his troubled brother Vince (Bateman) unexpectedly returns to his life, chaos soon follows, bringing danger to their doorstep in the high-stakes world of New York nightlife. We’re hooked already.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Friday 25 July

Álex Pina, creator of Money Heist, adds an exhilarating new thriller to his catalogue with this suspenseful Spanish-language series. On the eve of World War III, a group of billionaires seek shelter in a luxury bunker. However, tensions rise when an old feud between two families is reignited and soon enough, the world inside the shelter becomes as dangerous as the one above them. Rather them than us!

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Friday 19 September

This new animated series might be debuting way before Halloween but that doesn’t make it any less spooky. When Katherine learns that she’s inherited her late brother’s hotel, she ups sticks along with her children for a fresh start. However, everything at the Undervale isn’t as it seems, and soon the family realises that the place is packed with ghoulish guests including her brother’s ghost.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 25 September

Peaky Blinders creator Stephen Knight is back with his unmissable new period drama about one of the most famous families in brewing history. Set in 19th-century Ireland and New York, House Of Guinness follows Arthur (Anthony Boyle), Edward (Louis Partridge), Anne (Emily Fairn) and Ben (Fionn O’Shea) as they fight for their family’s legacy in the wake of business magnate Benjamin Guinness’s death. James Norton and Jack Gleeson also star.

Find season 1 in Apps > Netflix from Thursday 25 September

Comedian Mae Martin, who previously hit us in the feels by creating and starring in Feel Good, now has plans to keep us gripped with the tense thriller Wayward. Starring Martin, Toni Collette (Pieces Of Her), Patrick J Adams (Suits), Brandon Jay McLaren (Graceland) and Sarah Gadon (True Detective), the series takes is to the secretive world of Wayward Pines, where a local police officer and some plucky students team up to uncover what’s really going on at a nearby troubled teen facility.

Find it in Apps > Netflix from Friday 26 September

One of the oldest love stories in history is getting a modern retelling from acclaimed film-maker Tyler Perry. Inspired by the biblical tale of the same name, the film follows one woman’s journey of redemption as she flees the Atlanta music scene to care for an elderly widow in Tennessee, where she falls in love, gains the mother she never had and finds her place in the world. Some of the stacked cast includes Serayah (Empire), Tyler Lepley (Harlem) and Phylicia Rashad (The Gilded Age).

• Amsterdam – Monday 1 September

• Beyblade X – Monday 1 September

• Race Across The World (Series 1-2) – Monday 1 September

• Under The Boardwalk – Monday 1 September

• Pokémon: Concierge (Season 1, part 2) – Tuesday 4 September

• Hard Truths – Friday 5 September

• Inspector Zende – Friday 5 September

• Queen Mantis (Season 1) – Friday 5 September

• The Fragrant Flower Blooms With Dignity (Season 1) – Sunday 7 September

• The Killing Kind (Limited Series) – Sunday 7 September

• Her Mother’s Killer (Season 2) – Monday 8 September

• Kiss Or Die (Limited Series) – Tuesday 9 September

• Accused (Series 1-2) – Wednesday 10 September

• The Dead Girls (Season 1) – Wednesday 10 September

• Love Is Blind: Brazil (Season 5) – Wednesday 10 September

• Love Is Blind: France (Season 1) – Wednesday 10 September

• Beauty In Black (Season 2) – Thursday 11 September

• Diary Of A Ditched (Season 1) – Thursday 11 September

• Kontrabia Academy – Thursday 11 September

• Mayfair Witches (Season 1)  – Thursday 11 September

• Wolf King (Season 2) – Thursday 11 September

• Beauty And The Bester – Friday 12 September

• Maledictions (Season 1) – Friday 12 September

• Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series (Season 1) – Friday 12 September

• You And Everything Else (Season 1) – Friday 12 September

• Rebel Royals: An Unlikely Love Story – Tuesday 16 September

• 1670 (Season 2) – Wednesday 17 September

• Matchroom: The Greatest Showmen (Season 1) – Wednesday 17 September

• Next Gen Chef (Season 1) – Wednesday 17 September

• The BA***DS of Bollywood (Season 1) – Thursday 18 September

• Platonic: Blue Moon Hotal (Season 1) – Thursday 18 September

• Same Day With Someone – Thursday 18 September

• She Said Maybe – Friday 19 September

• Anyone But You – Saturday 20 September

• Blippi’s Job Show (Season 2) – Monday 22 September

• Crime Scene Zero (Season 1) – Tuesday 23 September

• Cristela Alonzo: Upper Classy – Tuesday 23 September

• The Guest (Season 1) – Wednesday 24 September

• Alice In Borderland (Season 3) – Thursday 25 September

• Ángela (Limited Series) – Friday 26 September

• French Lover – Friday 26 September

• Earthquake: Joke Telling Business – Tuesday 30 September

• Nightmares Of Nature: Cabin In The Woods – Tuesday 30 September

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