Several high-profile television series are set to debut in the fall of 2026 across various streaming platforms and networks. Among the highlights is "Carrie," an adaptation of Stephen King's novel directed by Mike Flanagan. The series will premiere on Prime Video on October 7 and stars Summer H. Howell as a high school student with the ability to move objects with her mind, known as telekinesis. Disney+ will launch "City of Blood" on September 16, a futuristic drama set in Berlin. The show explores a world where a privileged group lives in a climate-controlled dome, while the rest of the population faces chaos. The story follows two sisters, Bea and Phoebe, who must confront danger from vampires in this divided society. HBO Max will air "Paolo" on September 25, a French series directed by Sébastien Marnier. The show follows Paolo, a man who becomes fixated on a former classmate running for mayor. The series has drawn attention for its intense opening episode, which includes a violent incident involving actor Philippe Katerine. Disney+ will also debut "Surveillants!" on September 16, a comedic series about life inside a prison. Directed by John Wax, the show stars Jean-Pascal Zadi, Audrey Lamy, and Eva Huault, offering a humorous take on the challenges of prison life. Other notable debuts include "Paul" on Prime Video on October 2, starring comedian Paul Mirabel as himself preparing for a disastrous live performance. Apple TV will air "Brothers" on September 23, written by Lee Eisenberg. The series reunites Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as two men who discover they might be brothers. Arte will premiere "Camarades" in October, a series exploring the 1970s at the University of Vincennes, featuring Grégory Gadebois. The network will follow this with "Eldorado" in November, a series revisiting the failed technology of oil-detecting airplanes. Meanwhile, Netflix will release "À l'est d'Eden" on October 1, an adaptation of John Steinbeck's novel directed by Zoe Kazan. The series features Florence Pugh, Christopher Abbott, and Mike Faist. TF1 and Netflix will debut "Le mystère de la chambre jaune" on September 3, a modern adaptation of Gaston Leroux's detective novel. The series features a female version of the character Rouletabille. Canal+ will air "Ceci n'est pas un crime" in September, a Belgian miniseries imagining young René Magritte being suspected of murder after a surreal evening with other artists. Finally, Netflix will air "Orgueil et préjugés" in the fall, with Emma Corrin as Elizabeth Bennet, Jack Lowden as Darcy, and Olivia Colman and Rufus Sewell as Mr. and Mrs. Bennet.