Netflix has unveiled its September 2026 programming schedule, offering a mix of original series, returning favorites, documentaries and comedy specials aimed at a broad audience.
Returning hits and new seasons
The animated Stranger Things spinoff Tales From ’85 returns for a second season, continuing the nostalgic adventure that resonated with fans of the original series. The classic 1980s sitcom A Different World is also revived for a new generation, featuring several original cast members alongside fresh faces.
Family‑friendly fare
Families can look forward to Gabby’s Dollhouse: Season 14, a colorful series that now includes Gabby’s dog‑loving sister Doozie and her puppy pals. The LEGO‑styled adaptation of the popular manga One Piece adds a playful twist for younger viewers.
Documentaries and specials
Documentary lovers will find Turning Point: Generation 9/11, a thoughtful look at how the September 11 attacks shaped a generation 25 years later, and Fito Páez: The World Within a Song, which follows the celebrated Latin‑American musician through a year of touring and recording.
Comedy specials include Jared Freid’s The Family Plan, Stavros Halkias’s Uncle Stav, and Jo Koy’s Blue in the Face, each offering humor rooted in everyday family experiences.
New series and genre offerings
New scripted series such as The Perfect Lie, a thriller about couples confronting hidden secrets, and The Doll, a modern retelling of a classic Polish novel, expand Netflix’s dramatic lineup. Reality competition Wonka’s The Golden Ticket invites contestants to navigate a recreated chocolate factory for prizes.
Fans of action and horror can enjoy fresh installments of the Resident Evil animated franchise, while the sci‑fi anthology Smile 2 adds to the platform’s genre diversity.
Live events and sports
Netflix will stream the NFL’s first regular‑season game in Melbourne, Australia, featuring the 49ers versus the Rams, bringing the excitement of American football to an international audience.
Overall, September’s slate reflects Netflix’s strategy to blend nostalgic revivals, family‑oriented programming, and bold new storytelling for viewers across the United States.
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