Every TV Show That Has Been Renewed in September 2025

September delivered a steady stream of good news for TV fans. Streamers and networks confirmed fresh seasons for buzzy newcomers and reliable heavy hitters, covering everything from superhero drama to prestige sci-fi to juicy thrillers. If your watchlist is looking crowded, that is because plenty of favorites just locked in more episodes.

Below is a complete roundup of every renewal announced in September 2025. For each title you will find what the show is about, who is involved, and where the new season will land. You will also see the renewal announcement date and the release format so you know exactly how and where to catch the next chapter.

‘Haunted Hotel’ (2025– )

Matt Roller’s animated comedy checks in for Season 2 at Netflix, with the renewal announced on Sept. 26. The series follows a rundown inn where the staff and many of the guests are ghosts and other supernatural oddballs who treat eternal haunting like shift work. The second season will stream on Netflix.

Episodes blend workplace comedy with paranormal hijinks as a human manager tries to keep the lobby calm while dealing with poltergeist maintenance and a bellhop who floats through walls during roll call. Expect returning voices from the core ensemble and new spectral residents when the show’s next stay begins on Netflix.

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ (2025– )

The Marvel revival about lawyer Matt Murdock who moonlights as the vigilante Daredevil has been renewed for Season 3 ahead of Season 2, with the news shared on Sept. 18. Set in Hell’s Kitchen, the series tracks Matt’s struggle to balance cases by day with bruising rooftop justice by night while long-time foe Wilson Fisk tightens his grip on the city. The new season will stream on Disney+.

The show builds on the grounded crime world around Nelson and Murdock as Matt leans on friends like Foggy Nelson and Karen Page while navigating shifting alliances among mob families and corrupt power brokers. With Daredevil protecting the streets, expect courtroom maneuvers to collide with masked showdowns when the next chapter lands on Disney+.

‘We Were Liars’ (2025– )

Prime Video confirmed a Season 2 renewal on Sept. 17 for the psychological thriller centered on a wealthy family and a tight-knit group of teens whose summers on a private island spiral after a tragedy. The second season will stream on Prime Video.

Told through an unreliable perspective, the story unpacks memory, guilt, and first love as secrets surface in carefully kept diaries and whispered beachside conversations. The next season will continue to explore the tangled history of the island family and the friends who cannot escape it on Prime Video.

‘Tulsa King’ (2022– )

Paramount+ renewed the Sylvester Stallone crime dramedy for Season 4 on Sept. 16, just days before the Season 3 premiere. The series follows New York mafia capo Dwight Manfredi who is exiled to Oklahoma and decides to build a new crew among local characters who do not play by the old rules. The new season will stream on Paramount+.

The show mixes fish-out-of-water humor with mob politics as Dwight turns a dispensary, a bar, and a body shop into a budding empire while rival outfits try to muscle in. Family fractures and loyalty tests drive the story as the stakes climb across state lines on Paramount+.

‘The Morning Show’ (2019– )

Apple TV+ announced a Season 5 pickup on Sept. 16, right before the Season 4 premiere. The series follows UBA network anchors Alex Levy and Bradley Jackson as their newsroom battles breaking stories, boardroom power plays, and shifting public trust. The new season will stream on Apple TV+.

With executive drama from Cory Ellison and big swings in programming strategy, the show uses the daily broadcast as a lens on media, celebrity, and accountability. Expect more high profile interviews, internal shakeups, and live-on-air crisis control when the cameras roll again on Apple TV+.

‘The Hunting Wives’ (2025– )

Netflix renewed the Texas-set drama for Season 2 on Sept. 12. The story tracks a newcomer who falls in with a glamorous clique of socialites and becomes ensnared in obsession, betrayal, and a murder investigation that rocks their affluent town. The next season will stream as a Netflix original.

Secrets swirl around exclusive parties, private ranges, and backroads gatherings as friendships curdle under pressure from jealousy and ambition. Season 2 will push deeper into the small town’s tangled loyalties and the cost of keeping up appearances on Netflix.

‘Foundation’ (2021– )

Apple TV+ confirmed a Season 4 renewal on Sept. 11 ahead of the Season 3 finale. Based on Isaac Asimov’s books, the series follows Hari Seldon’s psychohistory plan to shorten a galactic dark age while the ruling Cleon dynasty fights to keep power. The next season will stream on Apple TV+.

Across distant worlds and centuries, the story tracks the Foundation’s rise, the mystery of the Vault, and wars that test faith in math and empire alike. Expect new crises and cosmic puzzles as destinies collide on Apple TV+.

‘Berlin ER’ (2025– )

Apple TV+ renewed the German-language medical drama known as KRANK Berlin for a second season on Sept. 11. The series follows an emergency department team in Germany’s capital as they juggle high pressure cases with complicated personal lives. The new season will stream on Apple TV+.

Each episode blends medical procedure with character-driven arcs that examine burnout, resource strain, and the ethics of split-second calls. Season 2 will bring fresh patients, new trainees, and tough leadership decisions back to Apple TV+.

‘Overcompensating’ (2025– )

Prime Video announced a Season 2 renewal on Sept. 10 for Benito Skinner’s college comedy. The show centers on a closeted freshman navigating identity, friendships, and romance at a campus where everyone seems loud, flirty, and a little chaotic. The second season will stream on Prime Video.

Through parties, dorm room confessions, and messy theater kids, the series plays coming-of-age with warmth and sharp humor. Expect new crushes, friend drama, and family check-ins as sophomore year begins on Prime Video.

‘Leanne’ (2025– )

Netflix renewed the Chuck Lorre-produced sitcom for Season 2 on Sept. 8. The series stars Leanne Morgan as a woman rebuilding her life after a divorce while figuring out career pivots, adult kids, and a dating scene that moves faster than she does. The new season will stream on Netflix.

The show leans on family dinners, down-to-earth humor, and small town community ties as Leanne learns to put herself first. Season 2 will bring new jobs, new neighbors, and new chances at love on Netflix.

‘Irish Blood’ (2025– )

Acorn TV announced on Sept. 8 that its Ireland-set mystery has been renewed for a six episode second season. The series follows investigations that dig into family feuds, rural politics, and crimes tied to old grudges and new money. The next season will stream on Acorn TV.

Moody coastlines and tight communities frame cases with personal stakes as suspects close ranks and gossip travels faster than evidence. Season 2 will return with fresh whodunits and long simmering secrets on Acorn TV.

‘SAS Rogue Heroes’ (2022– )

MGM+ confirmed a Season 3 renewal on Sept. 4. Set during World War II, the drama follows the formation of a daring special forces unit that specializes in risky raids and desert warfare. The new season will stream on MGM+.

The story captures volatile personalities, improvised tactics, and the toll of combat as missions push into enemy territory. Expect new operations, new commanders, and shifting alliances when the series returns on MGM+.

‘The Paper’ (2025– )

Peacock renewed the spin-off of ‘The Office’ for Season 2, with the news arriving on Sept. 3 one day before the show’s debut. The comedy moves from a camera crew in a mid-size office to the daily scramble at a small newspaper where deadlines loom and budgets shrink. The next season will stream on Peacock.

Reporters chase local scoops while editors juggle ad clients, town hall drama, and a staff that learns on the job. Expect cold calls, copy edits, and big swings for front page stories when the newsroom clocks in again on Peacock.

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