All New Streaming Shows and Premieres to Catch This Week, Including ‘The Paper’

There is a full slate of premieres this week across streamers and channels, from reality favorites and returning comedies to new dramas and documentaries. You will find fresh seasons of long running staples next to brand new series launches, along with a few special events that anchor the weekend.

Below is a simple guide to what is new each day. Each entry includes the platform and the date it lands this week, plus a quick snapshot of story and key people involved so you can decide what to queue up first.

‘Nick Cannon Presents: Wild ‘N Out’ (2005– )

VH1 brings back ‘Wild ‘N Out’ on Monday, September 1. Nick Cannon leads the long running improv and hip hop battle series where two teams of comedians square off in rapid fire games and freestyle segments. The format mixes short form comedy with music driven challenges and features a rotating lineup of celebrity guests who join the teams for battles and crowd voted finales.

The ensemble has included fan favorites like Conceited and Justina Valentine alongside DJs and musical performers who close out each episode. The series launched in 2005 and has spanned multiple eras with Cannon as host and creator shepherding new cast members and guest MCs each season.

‘Ms. Rachel’ (2025– )

‘Ms. Rachel’ arrives on Netflix on Monday, September 1. The series features educator and musician Rachel Griffin Accurso guiding preschoolers through songs, repetition, and call and response activities designed to support early language development and confidence. Each episode uses simple melodies and clear speech modeling to encourage participation from very young viewers.

The show adapts the approach that made Ms. Rachel popular online into a structured season with recurring segments, gentle pacing, and visual cues that help kids follow along at home. Parents will recognize familiar nursery rhymes alongside original songs, with themes focused on first words, feelings, and everyday routines.

‘The Runarounds’ (2025– )

Prime Video debuts ‘The Runarounds’ on Monday, September 1. The new scripted series follows a group of recent high school graduates from Wilmington, North Carolina, who form a rock band and set out to make their mark while balancing friendships, family pressure, and first love. Episodes track rehearsals, local gigs, and the scramble for a first recording as the group learns what it takes to perform together.

The show blends coming of age drama with a music storyline that builds set lists and original tracks into each chapter. The core cast plays the bandmates at the center of the story, with recurring roles for mentors, venue owners, and rivals on the regional scene as the group pursues its first real tour.

‘The Chrisleys: Back to Reality’ (2025– )

Lifetime premieres ‘The Chrisleys: Back to Reality’ on Monday, September 1. Cameras follow Savannah Chrisley as she balances raising her younger siblings and running a household while navigating her parents’ absence, with brother Chase working through personal challenges and a new business venture. The series continues the family’s unscripted storytelling with a focus on day to day responsibilities and legal updates that shape their plans.

Episodes include extended family members and close friends who help with caretaking and decisions at home. The series uses a mix of verité scenes, family sit downs, and confessional interviews to capture how the siblings coordinate schedules, milestones, and work commitments under increased public attention.

‘Bobby’s Triple Threat’ (2022– )

Food Network returns with ‘Bobby’s Triple Threat’ on Tuesday, September 2. Bobby Flay hosts as a challenger chef enters the kitchen to face three elite pros across multiple rounds using secret ingredients and timed challenges. The format emphasizes strategy as the challenger chooses which titan to battle in each course before judges score the plates.

Across seasons the titan roster has featured decorated competitors with championships and restaurant pedigrees, and episodes spotlight their signature styles against the challenger’s strengths. The series is produced in a closed kitchen environment with cameras capturing the cook times, pantry runs, and tasting table decisions that determine the winner.

‘LIVE with Kelly and Mark’ (1988– )

The syndicated morning show ‘Live with Kelly and Mark’ kicks off a new season on Tuesday, September 2. Co hosts Kelly Ripa and Mark Consuelos open each episode with topical chat, audience interaction, and guest interviews that range from actors and musicians to authors and chefs. Regular segments include viewer games, lifestyle tips, and seasonal features.

The franchise has been a staple of daytime television for decades under different hosting lineups, with the current duo sharing both on air chemistry and off air partnership. Production is based in New York, and the guest list reflects ongoing film, TV, and Broadway releases alongside human interest stories.

‘Return to Paradise’ (2024– )

BritBox streams ‘Return to Paradise’ beginning Tuesday, September 2. The drama follows Detective Inspector Mackenzie Clarke as she reluctantly returns to her Australian hometown after leaving her fiancé, only to be drawn into a complex case that tests her investigative instincts and local ties. The coastal setting becomes central to the mystery as suspects and old connections complicate the search for the culprit.

The series builds a case of the week structure across an overarching investigation with forensic details and small town dynamics. Clarke leads the ensemble as the point of view detective while colleagues, family members, and witnesses form a shifting circle of allies and suspects throughout the season.

‘Shari & Lamb Chop’ (2024)

The documentary ‘Shari & Lamb Chop’ becomes available on VOD to buy or rent on Tuesday, September 2. The film traces the life and career of Shari Lewis, the multitalented performer who created the beloved sock puppet Lamb Chop along with Hush Puppy and Charlie Horse. Archival footage and new interviews show how Lewis blended ventriloquism, music, and education to shape children’s television.

The documentary covers early stage work, television breakthroughs, and later projects guided by her daughter Mallory Lewis, who carries on the legacy in live shows and appearances. The film highlights the craft behind character voices and script writing and explores the cultural impact of Lamb Chop across generations.

‘Betrayal’ (2023– )

Hulu launches ‘Betrayal: Under His Eye’ on Tuesday, September 2. The docuseries examines relationships that began as fairy tales and ended in deception, focusing on how survivors piece together the truth and rebuild after financial and emotional damage. Each episode follows a different case using interviews, timelines, and records that document the pattern of manipulation.

The production presents investigators, advocates, and legal experts who help explain the red flags and the recovery process. Episodes reconstruct communications, shared accounts, and evidence that reveal how trust was weaponized inside intimate partnerships and how the people involved work toward closure.

‘Mountain Men’ (2012– )

History returns with ‘Mountain Men’ on Wednesday, September 3. The series chronicles modern homesteaders like Eustace Conway as they prepare for winter, gather supplies, and maintain land in remote areas of North America. Crews film daily routines that include hunting, trapping, woodworking, and repairs needed to keep cabins and equipment functional.

The show tracks weather shifts and resource planning as cast members manage risks and teach skills learned over decades. The landscape itself plays a central role as routes change with snow and flooding and as communities help each other through repairs and trades that make winter survival possible.

‘Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head’ (2022– )

Paramount+ premieres a new season of ‘Mike Judge’s Beavis and Butt-Head’ on Wednesday, September 3. Creator Mike Judge voices both Beavis and Butt-Head as the animated duo returns with short misadventures that escalate from everyday mistakes to ridiculous consequences. Episodes include signature couch commentary and new riffs on music videos and internet clips.

The revival preserves the original character designs and tone while updating references to fit current culture and tech. Supporting characters like school staff and classmates appear as the boys stumble into modern situations that their limited common sense cannot handle, setting up quick gags and classic exchanges.

‘Interrogation Raw’ (2022– )

A&E brings back ‘Interrogation Raw’ on Thursday, September 4. The series centers on real police interviews with suspects in serious crimes and pairs the recordings with context from detectives, prosecutors, defense attorneys, and journalists. Episodes follow the arc from initial questioning to trial outcomes when available.

The production presents body cam views, station footage, and case files to show how investigators build rapport and confront inconsistencies. Experts discuss legal standards, rights advisements, and techniques used in interview rooms while the narrative connects those moments to arrests and courtroom testimony later on.

‘NCIS: Tony & Ziva’ (2025– )

Paramount+ launches ‘NCIS: Tony & Ziva’ on Thursday, September 4. Michael Weatherly and Cote de Pablo reprise Anthony DiNozzo and Ziva David as the family goes on the run in Europe while trying to learn who is targeting them and why. The story expands the ‘NCIS’ universe with international settings, undercover work, and contacts from past cases.

The series draws on the long running franchise’s mix of character banter, tradecraft, and procedural clues while centering the stakes on protecting their daughter Tali. Production brings back familiar agencies and adversaries in guest roles as the couple balances trust, misdirection, and high risk choices to outmaneuver their hunters.

‘Lynley’ (2025– )

BritBox introduces ‘Lynley’ on Thursday, September 4. The crime drama features DI Thomas Lynley and DS Barbara Havers, the iconic detective duo created by author Elizabeth George, working cases that put class differences and policing styles in conflict while they pursue justice. Episodes adapt elements from the novels with contemporary procedures and forensic detail.

The partnership remains the engine of the series as Lynley’s background and Havers’ grounded instincts lead to productive disagreements in interviews and scene work. The supporting cast includes pathologists, uniformed officers, and recurring family members who add personal stakes to investigations in and around London.

‘The Paper’ (2025– )

Peacock launches ‘The Paper’ on Thursday, September 4. The scripted series follows a documentary crew that once filmed an office workplace as they embed with a struggling Midwestern newspaper and its determined publisher. Episodes chart volunteer reporters, local beats, and a digital transition plan as the paper tries to regain readers.

The newsroom setting frames stories about city council meetings, high school sports, and investigative features that challenge limited budgets and staffing. The ensemble includes editors, reporters, photographers, and the crew behind the camera, capturing the friction between storytelling goals and the hard math of keeping a community paper alive.

‘The Great British Bake Off’ (2010– )

Netflix serves ‘The Great British Bake Off’ on Friday, September 5. Twelve amateur bakers tackle Signature, Technical, and Showstopper challenges that test skills across cakes, breads, pastries, and desserts, with eliminations each week and one winner crowned in the final. Judges Paul Hollywood and Prue Leith evaluate bakes while hosts keep the mood light in the tent.

The season structure builds on themes and time limits that push contestants to plan bakes, proof doughs, and execute decoration under pressure. Episodes highlight personal recipes, regional classics, and techniques from laminating to tempering as bakers balance flavor, texture, and presentation.

‘Most Wanted: Teen Hacker’ (2025– )

The docuseries ‘Most Wanted: Teen Hacker’ premieres on Friday, September 5. The program profiles a fifteen year old whose exploits place them among the most dangerous cyber intruders of their time, tracing how curiosity escalated into high impact breaches that drew international attention. Episodes review tools, targets, and the turning points that triggered law enforcement action.

Cyber investigators, journalists, and security experts explain attribution, zero day vulnerabilities, and the darker marketplaces that trade in stolen data. The narrative follows the shift from online bravado to courtroom consequences and the broader implications for schools, families, and companies caught in the fallout.

‘Love Con Revenge’ (2025– )

Netflix premieres ‘Love Con Revenge’ on Friday, September 5. The unscripted series focuses on people who were targeted by romance scams and now work with advocate Cecilie Fjellhoy, known for sharing her story after being conned, and private investigator Brianne Joseph to reclaim money and rebuild their lives. Cases move from intake to confrontation and resolution attempts.

The production team documents financial records, communications, and cross border research while balancing privacy and the need to pursue accountability. Episodes follow victims as they regain control of accounts, file reports, and confront perpetrators, showing the emotional and practical steps involved in recovery.

‘Dish It Out’ (2025– )

Prime Video rolls out ‘Dish It Out’ on Friday, September 5. Chefs receive a mystery box of ingredients and must create globally inspired plates within tight time windows, with judges scoring creativity, technique, and taste. The format highlights pantry strategy and the ability to pivot when an element fails.

Contestants come from restaurant kitchens, pop ups, and culinary schools, and the series showcases skills like butchery, pastry, and spice balancing. The competition uses blind tasting and challenge twists that reward smart planning and bold flavors.

‘The Groomsmen: First Look’ (2025)

Hallmark Channel airs ‘The Groomsmen: First Look’ on Saturday, September 6. The romantic drama follows a pediatrician who meets an overseas doctor at a wedding in Philadelphia and navigates long distance, family expectations, and friend group dynamics as feelings deepen. The story uses weddings and reunions to bring the couple together across time zones.

The cast portrays the core couple, best friends, and relatives who influence the choices that shape the relationship. Scenes move between hospital schedules, travel planning, and heartfelt conversations as both leads weigh career commitments against the possibility of a shared future.

‘Have I Got News for You’ (2024– )

CNN premieres a new season of ‘Have I Got News for You’ on Saturday, September 6. The current affairs comedy quiz adapts the long running format with a host presiding over two panel teams who spar with satirical takes on the week’s headlines. The show mixes prepared rounds with improvisation and quick witted commentary.

Guests join the team captains to deliver one liners and visual gags while photo and video prompts drive questions. The format encourages playful rivalry, topical monologues, and audience laughs as stories move from politics to pop culture and sport.

‘Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines’ (2021– )

Magnolia Network returns with ‘Magnolia Table with Joanna Gaines’ on Sunday, September 7. Joanna shares recipes drawn from family history and travels while demonstrating approachable techniques and plating that home cooks can replicate. Episodes are filmed in warm kitchen settings that emphasize ingredients and conversation.

The series balances savory and sweet dishes and includes tips on shopping, prep, and substitutions. Storytelling connects each recipe to memories and gatherings, and the show’s pace lets viewers follow along from mise en place to the final bite.

‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ (2023– )

AMC premieres a new season of ‘The Walking Dead: Daryl Dixon’ on Sunday, September 7. Norman Reedus returns as Daryl, who finds himself in France as a growing autocratic movement in Paris threatens a young boy central to a religious group. The story expands the universe with European locations and new communities.

The season continues the franchise’s blend of survival drama and moral choices while introducing allies and antagonists shaped by the region’s history. Action set pieces, supply runs, and shifting loyalties define the journey as Daryl navigates unfamiliar terrain and complex agendas.

‘Task’ (2025)

HBO debuts ‘Task’ on Sunday, September 7. The limited series follows an FBI agent who assembles a task force in a Philadelphia suburb to stop a string of robberies staged at drug houses by a family man leading a double life. The plot moves between surveillance, undercover work, and the pressures of maintaining a facade at home.

The ensemble includes federal and local law enforcement partners along with informants and community members caught in the crossfire. Episodes build tension through competing timelines as investigators race to predict the next hit and the suspect struggles to keep his worlds from colliding.

‘Timber Titans’ (2024– )

The Weather Channel returns with ‘Timber Titans’ on Sunday, September 7. The docuseries follows four logging companies in British Columbia as they face extreme weather, difficult terrain, and tight deadlines while working to harvest timber responsibly. Crews deal with safety protocols, machine maintenance, and transport logistics in challenging conditions.

Episodes show planning meetings, rigging, felling, and hauling while explaining forest stewardship practices and permit requirements. The production showcases the people and equipment needed to move logs from cut blocks to mills while the teams adapt to storms, road closures, and seasonal changes.

Tell us what you are most excited to watch this week in the comments and share your own picks.