We Searched Around the World for the 20 Best TV Premieres of September

This spinoff of "The Boys" focuses on young superheroes-in-training at a college for the gifted. Expect guest appearances from "The Boys" cast members on this equally irreverent satire of comic books.

Apollo and Emmy immediately fall in love (LeKeith Stanfield and Clark Backo) but their pairing goes against the steps Emmy was told to follow by a mysterious figure. Emmy then disappears and Apollo races through an unknown side of New York to find her in this hybrid fairy tale / horror.

In this South Korean romance series, a young woman is mourning the death of her boyfriend. Music transports her back to high school, in the body of a new person, where she meets a boy who looks a lot like her departed love.

Kwabena is stuck in a dead-end job, but he really wants to be a filmmaker. Opportunity suddenly comes his way, but is he ready for his big break? The comedy series comes to us from across the pond on BBC Three.

Not to be confused with the other zombie show where a middle-aged grump escorts a special child through dangerous territory, this “Walking Dead” spinoff finds Dixon in Paris, doing just that.

This unusually big-budget CW sci-fi series tracks bacteria that make ocean animals violent. Expect lots of whale-related jump scares.

A hacker threatens to expose secrets in season three of the much-loved drama about the inner workings of a network morning news show, starring Jennifer Anniston and Reese Witherspoon.

Nella, an editorial assistant at a publishing company, is thrilled when another Black employee comes on board, but Hazel brings chaos into Nella’s world, including a discovery of something evil at the office.

Pablo Larraín, director of "Spencer" and "Jackie," helms this new comedy horror film about Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet as a 250-year-old vampire. Critics enjoyed the film when it premiered at this year’s Venice Film Festival.

In this sweet romcom, two singles (Haley Lu Richardson and Ben Hardy) fall in love on a plane ride but lose track of each other when they land. A search through London in the name of true love is required.

Based on a true story, a migrant farm worker (Michael Peña) works his way to the top of NASA’s ranks to eventually become an astronaut aboard the International Space Station.

After a husband admits to cheating on his wife, the couple’s trip to a National Park gets dangerous.

The story behind one of the largest robberies in history comes to Paramount+ in the form of a miniseries. After the robbers get away with £26 million of gold bullion from Heathrow Airport, they need to figure out how to turn it into cash.

Based on the novel “Delicate Condition,” this season focuses on a woman who believes something evil is trying to block her pregnancy. Emma Roberts, Cara Delevingne and Kim Kardashian star.

Gael García plays a gay amateur wrestler who becomes the “Liberace of Lucha Libre” in this biopic. Critics approved when it premiered at Sundance this past year.

Set in the 1970s, this John Wick-related series follows a fictional New York hotel that serves as a gathering place for international assassins.

Season 5 brings another set of singles who meet face to face only after getting engaged through literally blind dates. As the past few seasons have become water-cooler shows, catch this one early to keep up with the drama.

Insomniacs unite in this British romcom series. As they navigate the dating world, two overtired friends find weirdness and wonder but not enough sleep.

Starring Benedict Cumberbatch, this anthology short film adapts Roald Dahl’s whimsical books. Wes Anderson directs.

A single mom in Dublin seeks an escape from her fraught relationship with her teenage son, so she gets guitar lessons from a man in L.A. (Joseph Gordon-Levitt). Writer-director John Carney has previously made very charming low-key musical films like "Once" and "Sing Street" and this one is no exception.