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Netflix is going to be keeping us pretty busy this month with all the new titles they’re about to drop. This September seems like it’s all about the return of old favorites: the beloved 1980s sitcom A Different World has been rebooted (they’re officially calling it a sequel series), and while the actors playing college…

August 31, 2026 Lesbian and TV shows coming this September. Photos courtesy of Prime, HGTV, Revry

Among a group of fresh titles on the platform is the sequel of A Different World, following beloved characters Whitley and Dwayne’s daughter Deborah at the same fictional HBCU, Hillman College. The continuation of the ’80s sitcom promises to do a lot of fan service while updating the show’s themes for a modern world.

Several procedurals — like Cagney & Lacey, which was canceled and subsequently revived thanks to high-performing reruns —have been removed from lineups only to return months later.

We love keeping an eye on international deals, and this morning, the Netherlands just got a huge new licensing deal. Netflix and Talpa have teamed up for the very first time, bringing a massive collection of well-known SBS6 shows to the streaming service. In total, more than 300 episodes of Dutch television are set to…

As we transition from summer blockbusters into the fall prestige season, Netflix is delivering an incredibly strong lineup packed with massive theatrical hits, pulse-pounding thrillers, and highly anticipated original comedies.

In the late 1990s, Disney and Henry Winkler teamed up to create “So Weird,” which was essentially The Disney Channel’s answer to “The X-Files.” The show was produced by The Fonz himself and followed the exploits of a self-possessed, determined young girl as she traveled the United States aboard her musician mother’s tour bus, encountering…

I’ve often wondered what my usual comfort watches – The Thick of It, Ugly Betty, Blackadder, Derry Girls, Peep Show – say about me (aside from the fact that I had most of them on DVD as a teen).

Secrets, suspicions and schemes:A Couple of Lies, a new 4‑part seductive psychological thriller starring Emma Appleton, Fares Fares, Frida Gustavsson and Jakob Oftebro, premieres on Netflix on October 30.

What began as a playful online joke has officially evolved into K-pop’s newest unit project.