As we reach the midpoint of September 2026, streaming platforms around the world are brimming with new and returning shows, offering a wide array of content for viewers. This week is particularly exciting for movie enthusiasts, as several new series and seasons are set to debut, providing a rich selection for audiences. Among the highlights are the new seasons of Apple TV+ and Paramount+ Originals, both of which have been highly anticipated by fans. Paramount+ welcomes back MobLand for its second season, where the Harrigan family continues to face internal and external conflicts. The season follows Conrad's escalating feud with Kevin, involving a new 'fixer' named Frankie and a rival family member, Kat, who aims to take control of London from afar. This leaves Harry, the family’s patriarch, with more challenges to manage, especially as he and his wife Jan face the prospect of divorce. Apple TV+ returns with Slow Horses for its sixth season, continuing the story of agents from Slough House, a fictional British intelligence unit. The season sees past and present agents targeted by mysterious enemies, forcing characters like Gary Oldman’s Jackson Lamb, Jack Lowden’s River Cartwright, and Olivia Cooke’s Sid Baker to go on the run. The show has already secured two more seasons in development, indicating its popularity and success. Other notable releases include Neagley, a spinoff of Reacher, now available on Prime Video. The show follows Neagley, a private investigator in Chicago, as she seeks revenge for a friend’s suspicious death. As a continuation of the popular Reacher series, Neagley promises to maintain the same level of intrigue and action. Meanwhile, Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story debuts on Netflix as part of Ryan Murphy’s anthology series, focusing on the true story of Lizzie Borden, who was acquitted of murdering her family members in 1892. The series features a female-led cast, including Ella Beatty and Sarah Paulson. In addition to these dramatic offerings, comedy fans can look forward to Youth, a new series from Sharon Horgan, premiering on HBO Max. The show follows Alex, a 50-something divorcee, as she navigates life after her marriage, balancing work, family, and the search for love. On Netflix, Best of the Best offers a coming-of-age story centered on two childhood friends who join UCLA’s competitive Bollywood-fusion dance team, preparing for the US championships. For those seeking animated entertainment, Golden Axe, based on the classic 1989 video game, is now available on Paramount+. The series follows three legendary warriors on a quest to defeat the evil giant Death Adder, with the help of an inexperienced adventurer named Hampton Squid. All 10 episodes are now accessible on the platform.