Every TV Show Coming to HBO Max This Week, Including a New Manga Adaptation
HBO Max is expanding its streaming catalog this week with a diverse lineup of reality programming, true-crime investigations, animated specials, and docuseries. Subscribers can look forward to fresh episodes and new series arriving on the platform daily between Monday, September 28 and Sunday, October 4.
From automotive rebuilds and paranormal expeditions to culinary deep dives, the schedule offers a wide variety of entertainment options. Here is the complete list of television shows premiering on HBO Max throughout the week.
’90 Day: The Last Resort – Between the Sheets’ (2024)
The reality television companion series ’90 Day: The Last Resort – Between the Sheets’ arrives on the platform on Tuesday, September 29. This spinoff explores unfiltered reactions, behind-the-scenes footage, and commentary from franchise cast members reflecting on couples therapy sessions. The participating couples unpack the emotional confrontations and relationship hurdles depicted throughout the main retreat. The program provides viewers with extended discussions regarding trust, intimacy, and the future of each featured partnership.
‘Decades in Sports’ (2026)
The sports documentary series ‘Decades in Sports’ debuts on HBO Max on Tuesday, September 29. The production examines pivotal moments, iconic athletes, and historic milestones that defined competitive athletics across multiple eras. Through archival footage and historical analysis, the show chronicles how sports culture and athletic achievements have evolved over time. Each installment focuses on key narratives that shaped modern athletics and influenced generations of global fans.
‘Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos’ (2026)
The true-crime docudrama event ‘Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos’ premieres on the streaming service on Wednesday, September 30. The series investigates the life, crimes, and subsequent trial of notorious serial killer Aileen Wuornos. Through dramatic recreations, expert commentary, and case evidence, the episodes trace the sequence of events leading to her eventual arrest in Florida. The special offers a detailed examination of the psychological factors and forensic investigations surrounding one of America’s most publicized criminal cases.
‘Krypto Saves the Day!’ (2025)
The animated adventure ‘Krypto Saves the Day!’ joins the HBO Max catalog on Thursday, October 1. The show focuses on Superman’s heroic canine companion, Krypto, as he uses his Kryptonian powers to protect Metropolis from impending danger. Young viewers and comic book fans can follow Krypto on action-packed missions alongside other superpowered animal allies. The lighthearted animation aims to deliver accessible superhero storytelling tailored for family audiences.
‘Roadkill Garage’ (2016)
Automotive enthusiasts can tune in to ‘Roadkill Garage’ starting Thursday, October 1. Hosts David Freiburger and Steve Dulcich take on ambitious mechanical projects, reviving beat-up project cars in a rural garage setting. The duo focuses on practical automotive fabrication, engine swaps, and junkyard rescues using hands-on troubleshooting methods. The episodic format captures real-world mechanical setbacks and triumphant test drives across various classic vehicles.
‘Ghost Adventures’ (2008)
The long-running paranormal investigation program ‘Ghost Adventures’ arrives on the platform on Thursday, October 1. Lead investigator Zak Bagans and his crew travel to notorious haunted locations to document unexplainable phenomena. The team utilizes advanced sensory equipment, infrared cameras, and audio recorders during dusk-to-dawn lockdowns. Each episode presents historical background on the investigated properties alongside real-time interviews with witnesses and historians.
‘Strange: Junji Ito’s Tales for Sleepless Nights’ (2026)
The horror anime adaptation ‘Strange: Junji Ito’s Tales for Sleepless Nights’ premieres on HBO Max on Friday, October 2. Based on the chilling manga works of renowned creator Junji Ito, the series brings signature tales of psychological terror and body horror to the screen. The anthology showcases unsettling narratives that explore bizarre curses, grotesque transformations, and uncanny occurrences in everyday settings. Viewers will experience classic stories brought to life with atmospheric animation and suspenseful sound design.
‘Batwheels’ (2022)
The DC animated preschool series ‘Batwheels’ expands its library presence on Friday, October 2. The show centers on a sentient fleet of crime-fighting vehicles led by Bam the Batmobile as they defend Gotham City. Alongside Batman and other DC heroes, the vehicular team learns valuable lessons about friendship, perseverance, and teamwork. The series combines dynamic computer animation with accessible themes designed specifically for early-childhood audiences.
‘Maine Cabin Masters’ (2017)
Home renovation series ‘Maine Cabin Masters’ becomes available to stream on Friday, October 2. Builder Chase Morrill and his dedicated crew take on dilapidated cabins and wilderness camps across the state of Maine. The team works to restore and modernize historic rustic properties while preserving their original architectural character. Each episode highlights local craftsmanship, construction challenges, and final reveals for appreciative property owners.
‘Gold Rush’ (2010)
The popular docuseries ‘Gold Rush’ makes its scheduled arrival on the platform on Saturday, October 3. The program follows determined mining crews as they operate heavy machinery in high-stakes gold operations throughout the rugged wilderness. Miners face harsh weather, mechanical failures, and financial risks in pursuit of lucrative gold hauls. The series documents the economic realities and technical complexities involved in modern commercial placer mining.
‘Impractical Jokers’ (2011)
The comedy hidden-camera series ‘Impractical Jokers’ lands on HBO Max on Saturday, October 3. Longtime friends compete in public challenges where they receive embarrassing instructions through hidden earpieces. The contestant who fails the most challenges in an episode must endure a humiliating and unscripted final punishment. The show highlights spontaneous interactions with unsuspecting members of the general public across diverse locations.
‘Get Jiro’ (2026)
The animated adaptation ‘Get Jiro!’ is set to premiere on the service on Saturday, October 3. Set in a dystopian future where culinary masters rule the city like mobsters, the narrative follows a renegade sushi chef caught between rival factions. The storyline blends high-stakes culinary precision with intense martial arts action and stylized visuals. The series explores themes of gastronomic perfection, honor, and survival in a cutthroat underground restaurant culture.
‘Be My Guest with Ina Garten’ (2022)
The culinary talk show ‘Be My Guest with Ina Garten’ debuts on HBO Max on Sunday, October 4. Celebrated cookbook author Ina Garten invites famous friends, artists, and cultural figures into her East Hampton home for food and intimate conversation. The episodes feature delicious meal preparation alongside candid discussions about the guests’ careers and personal lives. The series offers viewers a relaxed blend of lifestyle entertaining, culinary tips, and thoughtful interviews.
Let us know which of these television shows you are most excited to watch on HBO Max this week in the comments.
