New on Netflix, Prime Video, Disney+, Stan, Foxtel, BINGE and more in September 2021

If you don't have any plans for spring, it's perfectly acceptable to spend the next few weeks in front of the TV.

Television's funniest vampires are back, the devil is saying a bittersweet good-bye and you have a front-row seat for what went on behind-the-scenes during one of the biggest scandals in American political history. All this (396 titles) and more is coming to your screen in September, so you'll want to update your already overwhelming watch list.

What's new on Netflix

On Netflix, gear up for new seasons of Sex Education, Nailed It!, Dear White People and The Circle. Lucifer is also premiering its final batch of episodes (it's the end of an era!) and the charismatic robbers from Money Heist are back. If you're up for something fresh, adult animation Q-Force looks like a winner, while The Chestnut Man is a crime show that will likely give you the creeps.

As far as movies are concerned, Worth should definitely be on your radar. Based on true events, it follows a lawyer who, in the wake of the September 11 attacks, attempts to put a dollar value on the lives lost. Or maybe you'll like Kate, about a ruthless assassin working in Tokyo who has less than 24 hours to exact revenge.

What's new on BINGE and Foxtel

BINGE is treating subscribers to crime anthology series Impeachment: American Crime Story, which explores the national crisis that led to the impeachment of Bill Clinton through the eyes of Monica Lewinsky, Linda Tripp and Paula Jones.

For comic book fans, September brings Y: The Last Man, a sci-fi series set in a world where all beings on the planet with the Y chromosome died. The action follows Yorick and his pet Capuchin monkey, the only males who apparently survived, as they struggle to make sense of the new reality.

These titles will be on Foxtel as well. Plus, September sees the launch of FOX Docos, a new channel offering award-winning documentaries from all around the world.

What We Do in the Shadows, which centres on a group of hilarious vampires, will be back with Season 3. You'll also want to check out Scenes from a Marriage, an adaptation of Ingmar Bergman's 1973 Swedish TV miniseries about a marriage falling apart. It stars Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac.

What's new on Stan

Over at Stan, Billions returns with Season 6, express from the US. You can also enjoy new episodes of Wu-Tang: An American Saga, A.P. Bio, New Amsterdam and Home Economics. For movies, check out Minari – a touching film about a Korean American family that moves to an Arkansas farm in search of the American dream. It was nominated for 6 Oscars.

What's new on Amazon Prime Video

September is filled with new releases for Amazon Prime Video as well. The Rafter family is getting a spin-off/sequel, Back to the Rafters, with all the fan-favourites reuniting after a 6-year break to celebrate Dave and Julie's 35th wedding anniversary. We also have breakdown of where the story finished up and what to expect from the Back to the Rafters reboot.

For musical enthusiasts, Cinderella looks like a great pick, boasting an all-star cast that features Camila Cabello, Idina Menzel and Billy Porter. If you're in the mood for a feel-good dramedy, Everybody's Talking about Jamie follows a teenager who dreams of performing as a drag queen.

Finally, mark your calendars for the highly anticipated Savage X Fenty Show Vol. 3, a fashion show featuring the latest Savage X Fenty collection from the one and only Rihanna. Hopefully, it will tie you over until she's ready to send some new music our way. It arrives on 24 September.

What's new on Disney+

Elsewhere, Disney+ is dropping Happier than Ever: A Love Letter to Los Angeles, a cinematic concert experience from Billie Eilish. Other highlights for September include new series Doogie Kamealoha, M.D. (inspired by the classic Doogie Howser, M.D.), anime series Star Wars Visions and The D'Amelio Show, a reality series about TikTok superstar Charli and her family.

What's new on Paramount+

Paramount Plus is delivering The Harper House, an animated comedy that looks like a good time and The J Team, a TV movie starring JoJo Siwa, among other exciting titles. Over at SBS on Demand, you don't want to miss Iggy & Ace, an original series that charts the changing friendship between two alcoholics when one of them decides to get sober.

What's new on BritBox, AcornTV, and hayu

For fans of British telly, BritBox is bringing Pembrokeshire Murders, a miniseries starring Luke Evans revolving around the pursuit of the most notorious serial killer in Welsh history. You might also want to check out cult sci-fi series Blake's 7 and popular sitcom Mum.

Meanwhile, Acorn TV is releasing Monday Monday, a heartwarming comedy-drama about a very dysfunctional workplace. For reality enthusiasts, hayu is dropping season 2 of The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City.

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New to streaming September 2021

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Update: We updated our article on 10 September with the latest titles coming to Australian streaming services in September 2021. We also added a chart to show how many titles are coming to each individual streaming service.