Disney+ has revealed its lineup of new and returning series set to debut in September 2026, offering a mix of established favorites and fresh content across genres. The platform will feature a range of shows, including acclaimed FX productions, Marvel and Star Wars offerings, and other popular series. Viewers will have plenty of choices, from lighthearted comedies to intense thrillers and animated adventures. One of the returning series is Adults, a sitcom that follows five friends in their twenties as they navigate the challenges of adulthood. The show is returning for its second season, offering more stories about growing up and personal growth. Another series, Chad Powers, stars Glen Powell in a double role as a former football player attempting to rebuild his life and career after setbacks. The show promises to blend humor with heartfelt moments. Fans of long-running comedies will be pleased to see It's Always Sunny in Philadelphia continue its story of four immature friends running a struggling bar in the city. Meanwhile, the thriller Furious will follow an FBI agent as they pursue a serial killer, exploring themes of justice, trauma, and personal struggle. The show is expected to deliver suspenseful storytelling with emotional depth. Disney+ will also bring back several animated series, including Star Wars: Visions, which returns with a new episode featuring Lah Kara, a Jedi apprentice. Futurama is making a comeback with new episodes that continue the adventures of Philip J. Fry and his friends in a futuristic world. Other returning titles include X-Men '97, which continues the animated saga of mutants learning to control their powers, and Votre fidèle serviteur Spider-Man, an animated take on Peter Parker's journey as Spider-Man. In addition, Scrubs (2026) is set to debut as a reboot of the popular comedy about medical interns, with a new cast and updated storyline. The show will explore the challenges of young doctors navigating the complexities of the healthcare system. Lastly, the British comedy-drama Alice and Steve will air, focusing on a mother's conflict with her daughter's boyfriend, blending humor with heartfelt drama.