Fall TV Starts Now With 20 Show And Movie Premieres For September

Same faux documentary crew, new kind of paper. Domhnall Gleason stars in this sitcom where he plays an editor tasked with reviving a small newspaper. The office happenings are filmed by the same crew from “The Office” and Oscar Nuñez reprises his role as Oscar Martinez.

Spike Lee and Denzel Washington collaborate once again in this crime thriller that is a remake of Akira Kurosawa's 1963 film “High and Low.” In it, Washington plays a music exec targeted in a ransom plot. Jeffrey Wright and A$AP Rocky co-star.

From the makers of “Mare of Easttown” comes this new drama series about an FBI task force investigating a string of home robberies in the suburbs of Philly. Mark Ruffalo stars along with Tom Pelphrey and Martha Plimpton.

Just in time for fall, this cozy mystery series returns to Hulu. In Season 5, the Arconia crew investigate the murder of Lester the doorman and the guest star list includes Keegan-Michael Key, Christoph Waltz, Bobby Cannavale, Renée Zellweger, Logan Lerman, Dianne Wiest and Jermaine Fowler.

Exploring the representation of African-Americans in TV, this two-part documentary has interviews with Issa Rae, Oprah Winfrey, Tyler Perry, Shonda Rhimes, Ava DuVernay, Lena Waithe, Cord Jefferson, Tracee Ellis Ross, Swizz Beatz and Norman Lear.

Charlie Sheen and those closest to him tell his story, from his rise to fame to his spectacular downfall. Talking heads include Denise Richards, Sean Penn, his former drug dealer, Brooke Mueller and Jon Cryer.

In addition to directing, Robin Wright stars as a mother whose world is rocked when her son brings home a new girlfriend (Olivia Cooke), who seems to be hiding the truth and manipulating everyone around her. Which woman is to be believed? September 10, Prime Video

This spinoff series from “The Boys” returns to Godolkin University for Season two, where a new dean seeks to create supersoldiers to assist Homelander. Several of the supes from “The Boys will appear alongside the students as well.

The origins of humanity are revealed in this five-part series as part of the long-running science show, “Nova.”

It’s a new day at UBN with Alex and Bradley (Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon) on a search for truth. John Hamm continues his arc, Julianna Marguiles exits, and Marion Cotillard joins the cast.

Jude Law and Jason Bateman play brothers in this limited crime drama series. Law is a lounge owner who allows his siblings back into the business, but not without trouble following him.

Lily James plays Whitney Wolfe Herd, founder of Bumble, the dating app, in this biographical drama. The film looks at her time at Tinder, the lawsuit that followed and her creation of a new app that was meant to be woman-focused.

After a world premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, this documentary officially releases on Hulu, telling the story of the all-female music festival from the 1990s that empowered a generation. Interviews include founder Sarah McLachlan, Paula Cole, Sheryl Crow, Brandi Carlile, Erykah Badu, Bonnie Raitt, Jewel, Olivia Rodrigo, Indigo Girls, Mya, Natalie Merchant and Emmylou Harris. September 21, Hulu

After the success of “Reservation Dogs,” Sterlin Harjo follows up with this neo-noir series about a Tulsa journalist (Ethan Hawke) who seeks to expose the local government corruption. Expect some of the dry humor of “Reservation Dogs” as well.

Your new vacation-set drama is here, starring Jesse Williams as a fixer for a luxury hotel on the Amalfi Coast. He needs to track down the hotel owner's daughter after she goes missing.

Take one part “Peaky Blinders” and mix with “Succession” for this family business drama set in 1860s Dublin. After the death of their patriarch, a group of siblings fight to rule the beer empire.

Mae Martin stars in and created this miniseries about the troubled teen industry in a small-but-sinister town. Toni Collette co-stars as the leader of the school, where a police investigation is underway.

Simon (Brett Goldstein) is in love with his best friend Laura (Imogen Poots), but a futuristic test reveals Laura’s soulmate is really Lucas (Steven Cree). That doesn't end Simon's love for Laura and she might still be secretly in love with Simon even after settling down with Lucas. This film is also playing in select theaters.

Based on a Cosmopolitan article, this limited series follows an investigator (Jessica Chastain) who infiltrates online hate groups to prevent domestic terrorism. When her identity is compromised, she must protect her family from danger.

Glen Powell co-created and stars in this comedy series about a college football failure who assumes a new identity to get a second chance at a football career. It’s based on an NFL Films short from 2022 starring Eli Manning.