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Another week is upon us. As we settle into September, Netflix is bringing a phenomenal mix of highly anticipated originals, major live sporting events, and some of the best animated features of the past few years.

Netflix has been home to some of the most successful shows of the streaming era, like “Stranger Things,” as well as top documentaries such as “Tiger King” and “Wild Wild Country.” However, there are plenty of great shows that never quite get the mainstream attention or acclaim they deserve and end up lost in the near-infinite library…

The series will center on the rise of vampire and Dark Lord Strahd von Zarovich, whose story of power, love, obsession, and undead transformation follows his journey from tragic antihero to one of the most infamous villains in the world of Dungeons & Dragons.

Netflix’s brand-new crime thriller, Blue Road, has been in post-production for several months and will be released in November 2026. The series is led by Korea’s Son Suk Ku and Japan’s Eita Nagayama, an exciting partnership we can’t wait to see unfold on our screens.Here’s everything we know about BlueRoad on Netflix.

Netflix is taking some big hits to its television catalogue in the coming weeks. With binge-worthy favorites like Shameless, Detroiters, and Dawson’s Creekall set to depart in October, the titanic streamer is also dropping both seasons of Halo on October 1st.

Four of the best series to watch on Netflix this weekend came to the service in a 50/50 split—two from the back end of August, and two newbies just dying to make an impact on the Netflix Top 10.

A bunch of new franchises and the return of one of the streamer’s most popular shows are all landing on Netflix in September.

Kaya Scodelario in The Gentlemen season 2 on Netflix | Christopher Raphael/Netflix

Netflix has renewed The Gentlemen for a third season, the streamer confirmed on Monday, August 24, 2026, just days before Season 2 arrives. According to TVLine, the renewal dropped alongside the Season 2 trailer.

Dungeons and Dragonsis a titan of the tabletop scene, and is practically synonymous with the genre for casuals. When you say TTRPG, most people will likely stray towards Netflix’s Stranger Things as a point of reference. So it’s only fitting that Netflix would eventually foray into the oft-forgotten realm (I’m not apologizing for that pun)…