- Various TV shows, including Lock Upp, Reacher, and Chef’s Table, were renewed for new seasons by networks and streaming platforms in September 2026.
- The renewals spanned a wide range of genres, from reality competitions to spy dramas to animated series, and came from platforms like Netflix, Apple TV, and Paramount+.
- Some of the renewed shows, such as The Traitors, Crew Girl, and The Amazing Race Canada, received multiple season orders, indicating their popularity and success.
Networks and streaming platforms renewed 20 TV shows throughout September 2026. Reality competitions, spy dramas, animated series, and cooking shows all received new season orders.
The renewed shows came from Netflix, Apple TV, Prime Video, Paramount+, Peacock, BBC, BET, NBC, CBS, CTV, TNT Sports, and Food Network.
List of all TV shows that got renewed in September 2026
Lock Upp
Netflix greenlit a second season of the Indian reality series Lock Upp. Bollywood stars Riteish Deshmukh and Farah Khan will return as hosts for the competition format.
Reacher
Prime Video renewed the global hit series Reacher for a sixth season. The show’s fourth season reached 66 million viewers globally in its first 28 days on the platform.
The Beast in Me
Netflix renewed The Beast in Me for a second season, with Claire Danes returning as Aggie Wiggs. The renewal came weeks after the series won two Emmy Awards, including one for Matthew Rhys.
Sesame Street
Netflix announced an expansion of its Sesame Street programming, ordering new shows set within the franchise’s universe for preschool audiences.
Bad Dinosaurs
Netflix also picked up another season of its animated children’s comedy Bad Dinosaurs as part of its kids’ content expansion.
Chef’s Table
Netflix ordered two new seasons of Chef’s Table, extending the long-running docuseries about world-renowned chefs and their cuisines.
Crew Girl
Netflix renewed its YA rowing drama Crew Girl for a second season, less than two weeks after its debut. The show remained in the streamer’s English TV Top 10 since its launch.
The Traitors
Peacock picked up The Traitors for three additional seasons, extending it through Season 8. The renewal followed a record-breaking seven Emmy wins for its most recent season.
The Amazing Race Canada
CTV ordered a 13th season of The Amazing Race Canada, maintaining its status as the network’s top summer series.
Slow Horses
Apple TV announced an eighth season for the Emmy- and BAFTA Award-winning spy drama Slow Horses. The new season will adapt the novel “Clown Town” from Mick Herron’s Slough House book series.
The Walsh Sisters
BBC renewed The Walsh Sisters for a second series, with new cast members joining the drama’s next run.
Ms. Pat Settles It
BET renewed Ms. Pat Settles It for a fourth season, set to return in 2027. The courtroom comedy features the comedian delivering candid verdicts on real-life disputes.
Small Prophets
BBC renewed Mackenzie Crook’s comedy Small Prophets for a second series after its well-received freshman run on the network.
MobLand
Paramount+ ordered a second season of MobLand, continuing the crime drama’s run on the streamer.
The Sisters Grimm
Apple TV renewed the animated series The Sisters Grimm for a second season, set to premiere on October 2. The show is based on Michael Buckley’s bestselling book series.
Dunkman
TNT Sports and HBO Max renewed Shaquille O’Neal’s professional dunking league series, Dunkman, for a second season in 2027. Season 1 drew nearly 6 million total viewers on TNT Sports.
Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking
Food Network renewed the baking competition series Harry Potter: Wizards of Baking for a third season.
Undercover Boss
CBS revived Undercover Boss for a 12th season, over four years after its last new episode. Drew Carey will host the refreshed version of the workplace reality format.
The Graham Norton Show
The Graham Norton Show has been renewed, ensuring the long-running British chat show continues on BBC One.
American Ninja Warrior
NBC renewed American Ninja Warrior for Seasons 19 and 20, with filming set for Las Vegas later this year. Season 20 will celebrate the sport’s inclusion in the 2028 Olympic Games.
