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Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson Reunite in New Series Brothers Premiering September 2026

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01"The Gentlemen" season 2 returns on Netflix September 3, expanding its crime saga to Italy.
02Kit Harington stars in MGM+’s "A Tale of Two Cities," premiering September 6.
03Netflix debuts adult animated comedy "Dang!" on September 8, focusing on an Asian family.
04Apple TV+ releases "Slow Horses" season 6 starring Gary Oldman on September 16.
05Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey reunite in comedy "Brothers" on Apple TV+ September 23.
06NBC’s "Line of Fire," a federal agency family thriller, premieres September 29 on Israeli platforms.

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Theo James, Guy Ritchie, Kit Harington, Andrew Law, Stephanie Hsu, Gary Oldman, Olivia Cooke, Ella Balinska

OrganizationsNetflix, MGM+, Apple TV+, Comedy Central, Paramount+, NBC, HOT, yes

PlacesBritain, Italy, London, Paris, France, Texas, India

The story · English

September 2026 brings a diverse lineup of highly anticipated TV series across major streaming platforms. Netflix revives Guy Ritchie's hit crime series "The Gentlemen" for a second season on September 3, following Theo James as Eddie, a British aristocrat inheriting a cannabis empire and expanding it into Italy amid mafia threats. The season promises more action and a confirmed third season is already in development.

On September 6, MGM+ debuts "A Tale of Two Cities," a period drama starring Kit Harington as Sydney Carton, set against the backdrop of the French Revolution. The story centers on Lucy Manette and a complex love triangle involving a French immigrant and a young lawyer. Harington described it as a timely, intense drama with broad appeal.

Netflix also launches "Dang!" on September 8, an adult animated comedy about a dysfunctional Asian family, created by Andrew Law and featuring voice talents like Stephanie Hsu. Apple TV+ returns with the sixth season of the espionage thriller "Slow Horses" on September 16, starring Gary Oldman, with a plot involving deadly revenge and the return of Olivia Cooke.

Comedy Central airs the 29th season of "South Park" starting September 16, continuing its tradition of provocative satire under a new Paramount+ deal. Netflix’s anthology "Monster" returns on September 17 with a new season focusing on Lizzie Borden, portrayed by Ella Balinska, exploring themes of female rage and justice.

MGM+ premieres "American Hostage" on September 20, starring John Hamm as a radio host caught in a 63-hour hostage crisis based on true events. Apple TV+ debuts "Brothers" on September 23, a comedy reuniting Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey playing fictionalized versions of themselves, exploring a surprising family connection.

Netflix revives the beloved college comedy "A Different World" on September 24, focusing on the next generation at Hillman College with returning original cast members. Finally, NBC’s new thriller "Line of Fire" premieres on September 29 on HOT, yes, and Cellcom TV, featuring a family involved in various federal agencies caught in a deadly conspiracy.

Additional notable releases include the "Yellowstone" spin-off "Deputies" on September 1, the second season of the crime drama "Mouland" on September 22, and the 52nd season of "Saturday Night Live" on September 29. Netflix also debuts a collaboration between "One Piece" and Lego.

This September’s slate offers a rich mix of genres, from crime and historical drama to comedy and animation, featuring star-studded casts and high-profile creators.

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