Top 6 TV series that will be released in September 2024

September — is a fresh breath of air for series, as there are many fresh and exciting projects coming out in the fall. While this period is usually associated with linear network TV, streaming services are also seeing the return of series this month. The series “The Old Man” and “King of Tulsa” return with second seasons. The third season of “Outliers,” the fourth season of “Slow Horses,” the second half of the fourth season of “Emily in Paris,” and more are debuting this month.

Season three of “Outliers,” the fourth season of “Slow Horses,” the second half of the fourth season of “Emily in Paris” and more.

Of course, though, if you’re looking for something brand new, you’ll get it. We’ve found four interesting new releases that are definitely worth watching. And we’ve also added a couple of shows whose second season we’re looking forward to.

The Perfect Couple (September 5)

Nicole Kidman continues her small-screen career in the mystery drama “The Perfect Couple,” which also stars Liev Schreiber, Dakota Fanning and Eva Hewson. Adapted from Elin Hilderbrand’s novel of the same name, the story centers on Amelia (Hewson), a woman engaged to Benji (Billy Howle), a member of a wealthy Nantucket family. They love each other, but Benji’s mother, Greer (Kidman), a famous writer, doesn’t approve. When someone dies on the beach, the questions, accusations and secrets begin.

And when someone dies on the beach, the questions, accusations and secrets begin.

Hewson, daughter of U2’s Bono, recently starred in the Emmy-nominated series “The Garvey Sisters Conspiracy.” Other actors, including Meghann Fahey and Jack Reynor, suggest that “The Perfect Couple” could be one of those movies worth seeing this month.

Another actor, including Meghann Fahey and Jack Reynor, says “The Perfect Couple” could be one of those movies worth seeing this month.

It’s All Agatha (Sept. 18)

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One of this year’s most anticipated miniseries, “It’s All Agatha” is about Marvel Comics heroine Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn), a powerful witch who was one of the participants in the Salem Witch Trials. After surviving for several centuries, she managed to become younger and stronger.

Agatha Harkness (Kathryn Hahn)

Designed as a spin-off of the “WandaVision” series, “It’s All Agatha” will be the 11th MCU series to share continuity with the movies. Those who watched “WandaVision” know that at the end, Agatha is trapped in Westview, New Jersey. “It’s All Agatha” is about her escape thanks to the help of a teenage goth who dreams of following the path of witches. In order to do so, a new coven must be formed, and Agatha has big plans.

Agatha’s plans for a new coven are big.

Penguin (Sept. 19)

Colin Farrell reprises his role as Oswald “Oz” Cobb, also known as Penguin, in the TV series of the same name. The DC Comics villain is an integral part of the Batman stories, and Farrell first played the role in “Batman,” which told the story of Penguin’s rise to power in Gotham City. “Penguin” continues the plot where the 2022 movie left off, picking up again a week after the events described in it.

Penguin’s role in “Batman” continues the story where the 2022 movie left off, picking up again a week after the events described in it.

“Penguin” will delve even deeper into the character’s history, presumably exploring the heartache he hides behind his villainy, terror and nefarious activities. With Cristin Milioti as Sofia Falcone and Renzi Feliz as Victor Aguilar, hopes are high for this exciting eight-episode crime drama limited series. It is set to tell the story of a villain — a trend continuing in the DC Comics and Marvel universes.

The series is set to tell the story of the villain — a trend continuing in the DC Comics and Marvel universes.

Monsters: The Lyle and Eric Menendez Story (Sept. 19)

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Ryan Murphy had success with “Monster: The Jeffrey Dahmer Story,” which earned six Emmy nominations. The second installment of the biographical true-crime anthology series revisits the old case of brothers Lyle and Eric Menendez, who were convicted of brutally murdering their parents in 1996. It’s still unclear what direction the series will take, but in the decades since their arrest and trial, opinions have been polarized. While no one denies what the young men did, both brothers remain convinced that they acted to stop a lifetime of alleged physical, emotional and sexual abuse. However, the public believes that they simply wanted to clean up the family fortune.

And the public believes that the two brothers acted to stop the alleged physical, emotional and sexual abuse throughout their lives.

Were Lyle and Eric really monsters, or is there more to the story? Nothing justifies their monstrous actions, but looking at things from a new angle may make those familiar with the case think differently. This story has many ways to unfold…

Here’s the story.

Nobody wants this (Sept. 26)

David Foster’s daughter Erin Foster created this comedy about the unlikely romantic relationship between an unconventional rabbi named Noah (Adam Brody) and an outspoken, not to mention agnostic, woman named Joanne (Kristen Bell). Foster based the plot on her own life and the difficulties of finding the right person.

Foster’s story is based on her own life and the difficulties of finding the right person.

The series also stars Justine Lupe (“Hereditary”) and Timothy Simons (“Veep”), with Tova Feldshuh (“The Walking Dead”) and Jacqueline Tone (“Guys,” “Gen V”) serving as executive producers. Given the other successful comedies he’s produced, such as “Fashion Magazine” and “American Family,” “Nobody Wants It” could be his next big hit if it resonates with audiences.

Accordingly, “Nobody Wants It” could be his next big hit if it resonates with audiences.

The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon – The Book of Carol, Season 2 (Sept. 29)

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One of the many new spin-offs in the “Walking Dead” universe, “The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon” will return with a second season in season two, titled “The Book of Carol.” That’s because fan-favorite character Carol (Melissa McBride) surprised fans with a cameo in the final episode of the first season, confirming her appearance on the show.

Fan-favorite character Carol (Melissa McBride) surprised fans with a cameo in the final episode of the first season, confirming her appearance on the series.

Daryl (Norman Reedus) is torn between France and America, and young Laurent (Louis Puech Scigliuzzi) convinces him to stay in Paris — the first season was eventful. But Carol won’t rest until she finds her best friend and makes sure he’s okay. Much of the season will likely focus on her journey to destroy everything (and everyone) who gets in her way. Naturally, we can expect plenty of encounters with enemies, living and dead. Already renewed for a third season before the second season premieres, the series — is more than just fanservice for those who miss the original and some of its most beloved characters.

Season one will be the first season of the series.