As we enter fall, a new slate of TV shows is being added to the offerings of streaming services and networks. If you’re tired of binging the same shows and are looking to cuddle up on the couch with something new, here are some series worth including on your watch list.
Last Seen
Premieres: September 9
Where to Watch: Apple TV
This Australian thriller, which just premiered on Apple TV, is an adaptation of Ryan David Jahn’s book The Dispatcher. It follows police detective Ian Ridley, whose daughter, Maggie, went missing 11 years ago. After receiving a call from a teenage girl he believes is Maggie, he embarks on a relentless quest to find her and reunite his family.
Agatha Christie’s Tommy and Tuppence
Premieres: September 15
Where to Watch: BritBox
The first contemporary English-language Agatha Christie TV series adaptation follows Tuppence and Tommy, two complete opposites who make up a detective duo and who are also romantically involved. The premiere will bookend BritBox’s “Eras of Agatha Christie” event, a month-long streaming celebration that launches on September 15 to honor the author’s 136th birthday.
Neagley
Premieres: September 16
Where to Watch: Amazon Prime
A spin-off of the crime series Reacher, Neagleyfollows ex-military private investigator Frances Neagley, a former protégé of Jack Reacher. She’s investigating the mysterious death of an old friend, which looks like a drug-related suicide but may be linked to a sinister cult.
Youth
Premieres: September 20
Where to Watch: HBO
The creator and star of Bad Sisters and Catastrophe, Sharon Horgan, returns with a comedy about a newly divorced middle-aged woman dealing with perimenopause, teens, and caring for elderly parents.
American Hostage
Premieres: September 20
Where to Watch:MGM+
Based on a true story, this psychological thriller set in the 1970s tells the story of Fred Heckman (played by Jon Hamm), a beloved radio reporter who becomes the story when a man demands to be interviewed while holding another man at gunpoint.
Brothers
Premieres: September 23
Where to Watch: Apple TV
Longtime, real-life best friends Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey play fictionalized versions of themselves in a new comedy. While living with their families on McConaughey’s Texas ranch, their characters discover that they might be actual brothers.
Premieres:October 1
Where to Watch: HBO
This legal drama follows London’s most prestigious rival firms as they go head-to-head in the divorce case of the century. Dominic West plays tech titan Morgan Henderson, who is battling his estranged wife, film star Carla Duval (played by Sienna Miller).
East of Eden
Premieres:October 1
Where to Watch:Netflix
Another costume drama to add to your must-watch list, this latest take on John Steinbeck’s novel, adapted by Zoe Kazan, follows the Trask family through multiple generations and stars Florence Pugh as antihero Cathy Ames.
Kill Jackie
Premieres: October 2
Where to Watch:AMC+
Based on the novel The Price You Pay, this revenge thriller follows ex-cocaine dealer Jackie Price (played by Catherine Zeta-Jones) who is living a luxurious life. But after 20 years of anonymity, she discovers that The Seven Demons, a squad of the world’s most terrifying hitmen, have been hired to kill her.
Cupertino
Premieres:October 8
Where to Watch:CBS
A new David vs. Goliath legal drama set in Silicon Valley stars Mike Colter as a lawyer trying to help those being taken advantage of by the tech elite.
Premieres:November 23
Where to Watch:Peacock
Amy Poehler and Hugh Laurie star in a new comedy that follows a team of archaeologists and college students who discover a rare artifact while on a dig site in Greece.
Pride & Prejudice
Premieres: TBA
Where to Watch:Netflix
Netflix’s highly anticipated Pride & Prejudice remake stars Emma Corrin (who played The Crown‘s Princess Diana) as Elizabeth Bennet. Fiona Shaw plays the imperious Lady de Bourgh, Olivia Colman is Mrs. Bennet, and Jack Lowden takes on Mr. Darcy. “Jane Austen’s Pride and Prejudiceis the blueprint for romantic comedy—it has been a joy to delve back into its pages to find both familiar and fresh ways of bringing this beloved book to life. The book is a gift to adapt—packed with drama and depth as well as comedy and charm,” bestselling author and screenwriter Dolly Alderton told Netflix’sTudumabout the new six-part series.
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