September 2026 TV Premieres: 90 New and Returning Shows

The Slaton sisters and their weight-loss journeys, with the health decisions and family pressure that come attached. Season nine opens with each sister deciding what comes next.

The Bartlett-Fleming family and their Alberta ranch, nineteen seasons in. Amy is still rehabilitating horses nobody else can reach.

Varnell Hill, the outsized talk show host from Martin, tries to stay relevant while managing network executives, his own business interests, and a creative team.

Renovations that went wrong, and the people brought in to undo them.

A cross-country road competition on The CW.

The Turning Point documentary strand looks at the people who grew up in the shadow of September 11, timed to the 25th anniversary.

Mariah Rose with behind-the-scenes access at live sporting events.

Disgraced quarterback Russ Holliday is still playing under a prosthetic face and a fake name. Season two keeps the deception running at South Georgia.

An aristocrat inherits an estate and the enormous cannabis operation running underneath it. Season two continues Guy Ritchie’s series in the same world as the film.

The longest-running music series on American television, back for a 52nd season of live performances from Austin.

A Netflix unscripted series following Earle out in the world.

Three presenters and an unreasonable number of cars. Season seven picks the format back up.

Emeril Lagasse cooking for game day, one stadium parking lot at a time.

A new Peacock competition series sending contestants across the country.

Anthony Horowitz’s Susan Ryeland returns to editing, and to a manuscript with a real crime buried in it. New to PBS Masterpiece.

Judith Potts and her friends in Marlow keep finding bodies the police would rather explain away. Season three brings a new case to the river town.

Dickens adapted again, moving between London and a Paris coming apart. A limited series on MGM+.

A documentary series on the O.J. Simpson case and the industry that grew around it.

A Food Network competition series hosted by Bobby Flay.

A new chapter in the Snowfall world, tracking how crack cocaine moved through Los Angeles and who profited. Airs on FX and streams on Hulu.

A new Netflix comedy series.

The rebuilt New York cast, now several seasons into the reset. Season sixteen opens with the group’s alliances rearranged again.

A missing persons case told from several directions at once, with each account contradicting the last. Apple TV+‘s new drama.

The documentary crew that filmed Dunder Mifflin turns up at a dying Midwestern newspaper. Season two continues with the Toledo Truth Teller and the volunteers keeping it alive.

Ashley and Gordon, still together and still held together by a dog they hit with a car. Season three of the Australian comedy.

A young woman finds her way into a world she was never meant to see. A new Netflix drama.

The newsmagazine returns for a 59th season of investigations and interviews.

A limited series on the operation that tracked Saddam Hussein to a hole outside Tikrit, told from inside the unit that found him.

A new syndicated courtroom series.

A syndicated game show returning for a second season.

Gabby and her cat friends shrink down into the dollhouse again. Season fourteen.

A renovation series set in houses with a reputation.

Celebrities paired with professionals for a full season of ballroom. Season thirty-five opens across two nights, live on ABC and streaming on Disney+.

Ken Jennings hosts the quiz where the answers come first. Season forty-three.

A former newspaper photographer turned private investigator, working cases in Florida. Season two on ABC.

Wright Thompson on Southern food and the people who make it, one restaurant at a time. Season nine on SEC Network.

Ryan Seacrest and Vanna White on the wheel and the board. Season forty-four.

First-person accounts from people who got away, told by the survivors themselves.

A serial killer hires videographers to film him, and each tape follows one of them working out what the job actually is. Season three opens another tape.

A true crime series on families who discovered a killer among them.

Agatha Christie’s Beresfords relocated to present-day Hampstead. Tommy and Tuppence fall in love, fall out of it, and fall back in, solving mysteries throughout.

A PBS documentary series on the ice ages and what they left behind.

Season twenty-nine. Cartman, Stan, Kyle, and Kenny still in fourth grade, still in Colorado, still turning the week’s news into an episode.

Season seven, with the group’s fault lines running through business, church, and each other.

Sega’s fantasy game adapted into animation, with warriors trying to hold their land against Death Adder’s armies. The premiere assembles them and sends them out.

Maria Sten’s Frances Neagley is a Chicago private investigator and a former member of the Army’s 110th, where Jack Reacher trained her. When a friend from that period dies in a suspicious accident she goes after it, and the investigation opens onto something considerably larger.

Citizens organizing against violence on an urban transit route are pushed past their limit when a bus driver and a student are killed, and the authorities go after the people responsible. A limited series.

The agents at Slough House are the ones MI5 could not fire, parked under Jackson Lamb to run out their careers on paperwork. Season six draws on the sixth and seventh books in Mick Herron’s series, and Gary Oldman’s Lamb is back in something the service would rather he stayed out of.

Alan Cumming hosts a version cast with everyday Americans rather than reality veterans. They complete missions to build a prize fund worth up to $250,000 while the Traitors hidden among them work to take it all. Two-hour premiere.

Ryan Murphy’s anthology turns to Fall River, Massachusetts in 1892, the axe murders of Andrew and Abby Borden, and the trial that acquitted their daughter. A limited series.

A documentary series on a killer who hid in plain sight.

The animated series set between seasons two and three, filling in a Hawkins winter. Season two on Netflix.

The story of Jamie’s parents and Claire’s parents, two courtships two centuries apart. Season two continues both threads.

Homeowners with genuinely unsettling houses compete for a renovation. Season three.

The Harrigans and the Stevensons at war in London, with fixer Harry Da Souza trying to keep the whole thing from coming apart. Season two picks up with the alliances from the first season no longer holding.

Cedric the Entertainer hosts clips sent in from home. Season six.

A limited-feeling drama on MGM+ built around a hostage situation and the negotiation that follows.

A documentary series on a murder case connected to a restaurant chain and the shift that ended badly.

Celebrities and contestants race to name songs from a few notes. Season six brings in Robin Thicke as the new bandleader.

Jane Lynch hosts celebrities answering trivia and voting each other off, with the money going to charity. Season two.

Peter Krause heads a family of law enforcement agents working across the FBI, US Marshals, Secret Service, and Department of Justice, crossing professional lines and personal ones as the cases pile up.

Season thirty opens the blind auditions with Queen Latifah and Riley Green joining the panel of coaches.

A hospital comedy-drama returning for a second season on FOX.

Amy Larsen lost eight years of memory and returned to the hospital she used to run, having to relearn both the job and the people. Season three.

An HGTV renovation series with a twist the homeowners do not see coming.

Ninety-nine contestants eliminated by everyday challenges until one is left. Season two on FOX.

Season fifty-one. Marooned, tribal councils, and the same format that has outlasted almost everything else on television.

Rob Lowe hosts a hundred contestants facing off in category duels for the whole board. Season six.

Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson play fictional versions of themselves. When Harrelson’s daughter’s wedding falls apart, the two families move in together at McConaughey’s Texas ranch, and the arrangement tests a long friendship. While they are there, the pair turn up a family secret suggesting they may actually be brothers.

A competition series built on the Wonka premise, with contestants chasing a golden ticket. New on Netflix.

Season thirteen, with a new setting and the usual returning faces in new roles.

Gordon Ramsay running two brigades through dinner service. Season twenty-five.

Celebrities put through a version of Special Forces selection, with no votes and no prize, only the option to quit. Season five brings in Candace Cameron Bure, Ruby Rose, and George Santos.

A continuation of the Hillman College comedy, following a new generation of students on the same campus. On Netflix.

A Paramount+ series following the mothers behind a youth baseball program.

The newsmagazine’s 49th season, running long-form investigations and interviews.

Season thirty-five of the true crime newsmagazine.

A Starz spinoff following officers pushed out of the unit and working outside it.

Season fifty-two. Live from New York, still.

Alfonso Ribeiro hosts the clip show into a 37th season.

Frank Shaw and the Seattle animal control officers, back for a fifth season.

Marvin Flute solving cases in a town full of them while trying to repair his family. Season three.

Season thirty-eight of the Springfield family, now the longest-running scripted series in American television.

Two brothers in New Jersey working out what to do with themselves after universal basic income puts them out of a job. Season three.

A LEGO take on the One Piece world, as a limited series on Netflix.

The Sacred Heart revival, with J.D. and Turk back in the hospital and mostly still themselves. Season two opens with two episodes on ABC.

Entrepreneurs pitching investors for money and a share of the business. Season eighteen.

Season thirty-nine, with eleven teams racing around the world for a million dollars.

A documentary series on Aileen Wuornos and the murders she was convicted of.

Season two of the Paramount+ drama.