Every TV and Streaming Premiere Arriving This Week, Including Netflix’s New Book Adaptation
Television networks and streaming services are delivering a massive slate of new series, returning favorites, and feature film debuts this week. From reality competitions and investigative docuseries to live sports broadcasts and scripted dramas, audiences have an extensive lineup of entertainment options to choose from across major platforms.
Whether you are looking for broadcast network staples, streaming originals, or digital video-on-demand releases, this comprehensive schedule covers every major arrival. Here is the full guide to all of the television and streaming titles premiering throughout the week.
‘Outside’ (2026)
The brand-new reality competition series ‘Outside’ makes its debut on Netflix on Monday, September 28. Produced by the popular internet collective the Sidemen, the show drops a roster of digital content creators into the wilderness to face intense survival challenges. Participants must battle through demanding outdoor trials, high-stakes temptations, and tactical scheming to stay in the game. The contestants compete against one another in hopes of securing a share of the £1 million grand prize.
‘Still Flipping Out’ (2026)
Bravo expands its reality lineup with the series premiere of ‘Still Flipping Out’ on Monday, September 28. The unscripted series follows interior designer and television personality Jeff Lewis as he manages the chaotic demands of his professional and personal life. With no clear boundary between work and home, Lewis must handle high-maintenance clients alongside his shifting household dynamics. The show offers an unfiltered look at his high-stress renovation projects and complex business operations.
‘This Old House’ (1979)
The classic home improvement series ‘This Old House’ kicks off its landmark 48th season on PBS on Monday, September 28. Master tradespeople guide homeowners through the detailed steps required to execute major renovations and historical architectural restorations. The instructional program focuses on demystifying complex carpentry, plumbing, and structural chores for everyday viewers. Each episode delivers practical techniques, craftsmanship advice, and renovation wisdom from seasoned experts.
‘Moonshiners’ (2011)
Discovery Channel launches the season 16 premiere of its docuseries ‘Moonshiners’ on Tuesday, September 29. The long-running program continues chronicling the lives of artisans who brew illicit homemade liquor in the Appalachian mountains. As distillers work in secret forest locations to keep multi-generational recipes alive, local law enforcement authorities actively work to track them down. The season highlights the technical craft of artisanal distillation alongside the legal hazards faced by modern bootleggers.
‘Coyote vs. Acme’ (2026)
The feature-length legal comedy ‘Coyote vs. Acme’ arrives as a digital streaming premiere to buy or rent on VOD platforms on Tuesday, September 29. After countless defective products fail him during his relentless pursuit of the Roadrunner, Wile E. Coyote decides to take legal action against the Acme Corporation. The animated protagonist hires an underdog billboard attorney to represent him in a high-profile courtroom trial against the corporate giant. The hybrid live-action and animated film explores the institutional liability behind decades of cartoon mishaps.
‘The Uprising’ (2026)
Historical action drama ‘The Uprising’ makes its streaming premiere on VOD platforms for digital purchase and rental on Tuesday, September 29. Set during a tumultuous period of armed conflict across England, the film depicts the escalating tensions between the ruling monarchy and the working class. An army of commoners unites to launch a full-scale rebellion against the tyrannical regime of King Richard II. The narrative captures the intense battlefield confrontations and political strategies that defined the historic revolt.
‘Lego One Piece’ (2026)
Netflix introduces the new animated series ‘Lego One Piece’, premiering on the streaming platform on Tuesday, September 29. In this brick-built adaptation, Usopp recounts an exaggerated tall tale detailing the early voyages of the Straw Hat Pirates. The storyline covers the pirate crew’s journey across the East Blue and into the Grand Line before Chopper joined their ranks. The series delivers a comedic, family-friendly reimagining of the iconic anime and manga franchise.
‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ (2026)
The animated family feature ‘PAW Patrol: The Dino Movie’ debuts on VOD platforms for digital purchase and rental on Tuesday, September 29. When their vessel unexpectedly washes ashore on an uncharted tropical island, the heroic rescue pups discover a world filled with living dinosaurs. The team quickly befriends a lost baby dinosaur and must work together to protect the creature from emerging environmental dangers. Led by Ryder, the pups utilize specialized vehicles and gadgets to navigate the prehistoric wilderness.
‘Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story’ (2026)
The original documentary premiere ‘Funny Money: The Dane Cook Story’ arrives on Paramount+ on Tuesday, September 29. The film chronicles the rapid rise of stand-up comedian Dane Cook, who achieved massive success selling out major sports arenas worldwide. The documentary explores a shocking personal betrayal when a trusted family member embezzled millions of dollars from his earnings. Through candid interviews, Cook reflects on the emotional and financial aftermath that permanently reshaped his life.
‘Sam Morril: Incorrect’ (2026)
Stand-up comedian Sam Morril brings his new comedy special ‘Sam Morril: Incorrect’ to Netflix on Tuesday, September 29. Filmed in front of a live audience, the special showcases Morril’s signature deadpan delivery and dark observational humor. During his routine, the comic discusses a disastrous romantic encounter, examines historical assassinations, and shares an unconventional technique for pest control. The hour-long special highlights Morril’s sharp comedic writing and distinct perspective on modern life.
‘Miller Night Football’ (2026)
HBO debuts the sports comedy film ‘Miller Night Football’ on Tuesday, September 29. The movie dramatizes the high-profile era when stand-up comedian Dennis Miller was unexpectedly hired as a color commentator on ABC’s prime-time football broadcast. Alongside veteran sports broadcasters Al Michaels and Dan Fouts, Miller attempts to inject intellectual commentary and esoteric pop-culture references into live games. The film examines the clash between traditional sports journalism and prime-time entertainment during the 2000 NFL season.
‘The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ (2026)
The true-crime documentary premiere ‘The Widower: ‘Til Death Do Us Part’ arrives on Netflix on Wednesday, September 30. The film details an extensive investigation conducted by a dedicated journalist and a veteran homicide detective. Together, they uncover the chilling truth behind a calculating killer whose outward charm concealed a history of suspicious deaths and failed marriages. Through archival evidence and trial footage, the documentary reconstructs the legal effort that finally brought the perpetrator to justice.
‘The Amazing Race’ (2001)
Long-running reality competition ‘The Amazing Race’ returns for its season 39 premiere on CBS on Wednesday, September 30. Eleven diverse teams of two embark on a fast-paced international trek across multiple continents to complete physical and mental challenges. Host Phil Keoghan oversees the globe-trotting elimination contest as duos navigate language barriers and complicated transit systems. The first team to cross the final finish line takes home the $1 million grand prize.
‘Shark Tank’ (2009)
Business reality series ‘Shark Tank’ returns for its 18th season premiere on ABC on Wednesday, September 30. Aspiring entrepreneurs from across the country pitch their commercial products and startup concepts to a panel of prominent venture capitalists. The wealthy investors interrogate each business valuation and financial model before deciding whether to make an equity investment. Contestants must endure sharp negotiations and competing offers to secure capital and mentorship for their businesses.
‘Ghost Adventures’ (2008)
Discovery Channel launches the season 30 premiere of its paranormal investigation series ‘Ghost Adventures’ on Wednesday, September 30. Lead investigator Zak Bagans guides his paranormal research team into reputedly haunted locations across the United States and abroad. The crew interviews local historians and eyewitnesses before conducting overnight lockdowns equipped with specialized audiovisual tracking technology. Each episode documents their direct encounters with alleged supernatural activity and unexplained anomalies.
‘Sacrifice’ (2021)
Legal drama series ‘Sacrifice’ returns for its second season premiere on Paramount+ on Wednesday, September 30. The series stars Paula Patton as Daniella Hernandez, a highly sought-after entertainment lawyer operating in a glamorous and cutthroat industry. Hernandez routinely puts her personal reputation on the line to manage the illicit affairs and scandalous controversies of her wealthy clients. Season 2 introduces complex legal dilemmas that test her ethical limits and professional loyalty.
‘Scrubs’ (2026)
The revival of medical comedy ‘Scrubs’ debuts its season 2 premiere on ABC on Wednesday, September 30. Longtime colleagues and best friends JD and Turk scrub in together for the first time in years, navigating a modernized hospital setting. While healthcare practices and the incoming crop of medical interns have changed, their classic friendship remains intact. The season balances workplace humor with emotional storylines as the veteran physicians mentor a new generation of doctors.
‘Love Is Blind: Netherlands’ (2026)
Netflix expands its dating franchise with the series premiere of ‘Love Is Blind: Netherlands’ on Wednesday, September 30. Hosted by Dutch celebrity couple Nicolette van Dam and Bas Smit, the reality experiment follows local singles looking to build meaningful romantic connections. Participants converse through purpose-built pods, attempting to fall in love and propose marriage without ever seeing one another in person. The series follows the newly engaged couples as they test their compatibility in the real world.
‘Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos’ (2026)
Investigation Discovery premieres the brand-new true-crime docuseries ‘Unmasking a Monster: Aileen Wuornos’ on Wednesday, September 30. The production re-examines the life, crimes, and eventual capture of highway serial killer Aileen Wuornos. Utilizing official court transcripts, evidentiary archives, and firsthand accounts from lead detectives, the series presents a factual timeline of the historic case. The docuseries also features new perspectives from individuals who knew Wuornos personally during her life.
‘Private Eyes’ (2016)
The lighthearted procedural series ‘Private Eyes’ makes its broadcast network debut on Ion Television on Thursday, October 1. Former professional hockey player Matt Shade forms an unlikely investigative partnership with seasoned private detective Angie Everett. Operating in Toronto, the duo combines athletic instincts with sharp investigative skills to solve complex criminal cases. As their business partnership evolves, the two learn to trust each other’s distinct strengths while managing their personal dynamic.
‘Trivial Pursuit’ (2024)
Game show adaptation ‘Trivial Pursuit’ returns for its season 2 premiere on The CW on Thursday, October 1. Contestants compete on a massive physical recreation of the classic board game, answering questions across a wide variety of trivia categories. Players must successfully earn colored category wedges and race toward the center of the giant board. Quick recall and strategic category choices determine which player walks away with the grand cash prize.
‘East of Eden’ (2026)
Netflix debuts the prestige limited series ‘East of Eden’ on Thursday, October 1. Adapted from John Steinbeck’s celebrated novel, the multi-generational drama is set against the sprawling farmland of California’s Salinas Valley. The narrative traces the intertwined histories of the Trask and Hamilton families as they reenact the classic biblical struggle between Cain and Abel. The adaptation explores powerful themes of family trauma, love, morality, and free will.
‘Ask This Old House’ (2002)
Home improvement series ‘Ask This Old House’ launches its 25th season premiere on PBS on Thursday, October 1. Created in direct response to viewer inquiries, the spinoff series features master tradespeople traveling across the country to assist homeowners with specific maintenance challenges. The expert team provides hands-on demonstrations for repairing plumbing, electrical systems, masonry, and landscaping. The long-running program educates viewers on the proper tools and methods needed for DIY home repairs.
‘Scrabble’ (2024)
Word-based competition series ‘Scrabble’ returns for its season 2 premiere on The CW on Thursday, October 1. Skilled wordsmiths face off in a series of fast-paced vocabulary challenges to earn points and place tiles on a massive illuminated game board. Players must combine extensive vocabulary knowledge with board positioning strategy to maximize their scores. The contestant with the highest tally of points advances to the final round for a chance to win the grand prize.
‘War’ (2026)
The legal drama series ‘War’ makes its series premiere on HBO on Thursday, October 1. The narrative focuses on an explosive, high-profile divorce case that sends shockwaves through London’s elite legal circles. Top litigators from rival law firms Cathcarts and Taylor and Byrne engage in ruthless courtroom strategies to achieve victory for their clients. The series examines the personal sacrifices, ethical boundaries, and fierce rivalries that define matrimonial law at the highest level.
‘Coven Academy’ (2026)
Supernatural drama ‘Coven Academy’ debuts as a new original series on Freeform on Thursday, October 1. Set within the historic French Quarter of New Orleans, the show follows three teenage witches attending an exclusive magic boarding school. Alongside their warlock peers, the students must master their mystical abilities while navigating dangerous social politics where magical power is currency. Complex romances and hidden secrets threaten to disrupt the fragile hierarchy of the academy.
‘Archive X: Unexplained Phenomena’ (2026)
Sundance Channel introduces the new unscripted investigative series ‘Archive X: Unexplained Phenomena’, premiering on Thursday, October 1. The program explores a wide range of metaphysical mysteries, including prophetic dreams, extrasensory perception, and near-death experiences. Each episode examines documented accounts of close encounters with extraterrestrials and alleged communications received from beyond the grave. Expert commentary and archival case files provide a structured look at humanity’s most enduring mysteries.
‘Schumacher ’94 – The Birth of a Legend’ (2026)
The sports documentary premiere ‘Schumacher ’94 – The Birth of a Legend’ arrives on Netflix on Friday, October 2. The film chronicles German driver Michael Schumacher’s first Formula 1 World Championship victory during the 1994 racing season. Through restored race footage and exclusive personal interviews, the documentary captures the intensity and controversy of the competitive motorsport campaign. The special provides viewers with an inside look at the defining year that launched Schumacher’s historic racing career.
‘Africa Earth’s Wild Home’ (2026)
National Geographic premieres the natural history series ‘Africa Earth’s Wild Home’ on Friday, October 2. Utilizing cutting-edge camera technology, the documentary series captures extraordinary footage of African wildlife and diverse ecosystems. The production explores the ancient geological forces and environmental factors that have shaped the continent’s distinct habitats over millions of years. Striking visual sequences illustrate the complex survival strategies developed by animal species in the wild.
‘Celebrity Escape to the Country’ (2023)
Lifestyle series ‘Celebrity Escape to the Country’ returns for its second season premiere on BritBox on Friday, October 2. The show follows well-known public figures as property experts help them search for their dream homes in the British countryside. Hosts guide the celebrity house-hunters through historic estates, quaint village cottages, and sprawling rural acreages. Each installment highlights the unique architecture, local traditions, and peaceful lifestyles associated with country living.
‘The Last First: Winter K2’ (2026)
Mountaineering documentary ‘The Last First: Winter K2’ makes its exclusive streaming premiere on Apple TV on Friday, October 2. The film chronicles the perilous international race to complete the first-ever successful winter ascent of K2, the world’s second-highest mountain peak. As elite climbers confront extreme weather and sub-zero conditions, personal rivalries and dangerous ambitions surface on the slopes. The documentary delivers a harrowing examination of the physical and psychological toll of high-altitude exploration.
‘Doing Life’ (2026)
The original drama film ‘Tyler Perry’s Doing Life’ arrives exclusively on Netflix on Friday, October 2. The story centers on a hardworking single mother who is fighting against heavy odds to provide a safe future for her family. Her life changes when she crosses paths with a reformed former convict possessing exceptional artistic talent and a desire for redemption. Together, the two form an unexpected bond that helps them navigate past hardships and embrace a second chance.
‘Gold Rush’ (2010)
Hit reality series ‘Gold Rush’ returns for its 17th season premiere on Discovery Channel on Friday, October 2. Hardworking mining crews from Oregon venture north into the rugged wilderness of Alaska to dig for gold. The miners operate heavy machinery and industrial wash plants while battling equipment breakdowns, freezing temperatures, and strict financial deadlines. High-stakes risks and intense crew rivalries define their ongoing pursuit of multi-million-dollar gold hauls.
‘Celebrity Wheel of Fortune’ (2021)
Prime-time game show ‘Celebrity Wheel of Fortune’ launches its season 7 premiere on ABC on Friday, October 2. Famous actors, musicians, and television personalities spin the iconic wheel and solve challenging word puzzles. Contestants compete across multiple rounds to raise up to $1 million for their chosen charitable organizations. The series delivers lighthearted celebrity banter while supporting important philanthropic causes through classic game show competition.
‘Ready to Love’ (2018)
Dating series ‘Ready to Love’ returns to OWN for its season 12 premiere on Friday, October 2. The unscripted show follows successful Black men and women in their 30s and 40s who are actively looking for long-term romantic relationships. Through structured group mixers and intimate dates, participants navigate the complexities and vulnerabilities of modern dating. Weekly eliminations challenge the singles to determine which connections have the potential to grow into lasting partnerships.
‘The UnBelievable With Dan Aykroyd’ (2023)
Non-fiction anthology ‘The UnBelievable With Dan Aykroyd’ debuts its season 4 premiere on History on Friday, October 2. Host Dan Aykroyd guides viewers through some of the strangest people, bizarre inventions, and unexplained occurrences throughout recorded history. The program utilizes dynamic visual effects, archival imagery, and expert interviews to examine these curious historical events. Each installment uncovers peculiar historical anomalies that defy standard scientific explanations.
‘The Sisters Grimm’ (2025)
Fantasy adventure series ‘The Sisters Grimm’ returns for its season 2 premiere on Apple TV on Friday, October 2. The story follows two orphaned sisters living in a mysterious community populated by characters originating from classic fairy tales. While confronting both legendary heroes and notorious villains, the sisters investigate the ongoing mystery surrounding their missing parents. Season 2 introduces new magical threats that challenge the young detectives to unlock deeper family secrets.
‘Adventure Time: Side Quests’ (2026)
Animated spinoff series ‘Adventure Time: Side Quests’ returns for its season 2 premiere on Disney+ on Friday, October 2. The series focuses on the early adventures of Finn the Human and Jake the Dog as they establish their brotherly bond. The young duo embarks on whimsical quests across the Land of Ooo while interacting with familiar fantasy creatures. The lighthearted episodes capture the imaginative humor and vibrant world-building of the beloved franchise.
‘Tip Toe’ (2026)
Suspense drama ‘Tip Toe’ premieres as a brand-new original series on Starz on Friday, October 2. The suburban narrative begins when a resident named Leo gives his next-door neighbor Clive a spare key to his house. Minor neighborhood disagreements quickly escalate into dangerous hostility and psychological tension within their Manchester suburb. The series explores how easily neighborly trust can fracture into an uncontrollable personal feud.
‘Union County’ (2026)
Independent drama ‘Union County’ arrives as a digital streaming premiere to buy or rent on VOD platforms on Friday, October 2. The story follows Cody Parsons as he navigates a court-mandated drug rehabilitation program in rural Ohio. Set against the backdrop of the regional opioid crisis, Cody embarks on a challenging personal journey toward long-term recovery. The feature provides an authentic and empathetic look at the difficulties of overcoming addiction in small-town America.
‘Kill Jackie’ (2026)
Action thriller series ‘Kill Jackie’ makes its series premiere on AMC+ on Friday, October 2. Former narcotics dealer Jackie Price has spent two decades living in luxury by operating a high-end art tax scheme under an assumed identity. Her peaceful lifestyle comes to an abrupt end when an elite team of assassins known as The Seven Demons is hired to hunt her down. Jackie must revive her lethal survival skills to protect herself and confront the dangerous past she thought she had escaped.
‘Love After Lockup: Relationship Rehab’ (2026)
Reality spinoff ‘Love After Lockup: Relationship Rehab’ premieres on We TV on Friday, October 2. The unscripted series brings together five couples from the franchise for an intensive week of couples therapy and emotional healing. Relationship expert Dr. Ish guides the partners through counseling sessions designed to address past betrayals and post-incarceration communication hurdles. The participants must ultimately decide whether their romantic relationships can be saved.
‘Be My Guest With Ina Garten’ (2022)
Culinary talk show ‘Be My Guest With Ina Garten’ returns for its season 8 premiere on Food Network on Saturday, October 3. Acclaimed culinary author Ina Garten invites fascinating guests from the worlds of food, culture, and entertainment into her East Hampton residence. Each episode pairs insightful personal conversations with the preparation of delicious recipes and refreshments. The series offers viewers culinary inspiration alongside warm, intimate celebrity interviews.
‘Mutual of Omaha’s Wild Kingdom Protecting the Wild’ (2023)
Wildlife conservation series ‘Wild Kingdom: Protecting the Wild’ launches its season 4 premiere on NBC on Saturday, October 3. Returning to the network where the iconic wildlife franchise first aired sixty years ago, the show highlights modern animal preservation initiatives. The hosts travel to vital habitats to introduce audiences to conservationists working to protect endangered wildlife species. The educational program emphasizes environmental stewardship and wildlife education for viewers of all ages.
‘Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer’ (2019)
Nature documentary program ‘Earth Odyssey With Dylan Dreyer’ returns for its season 9 premiere on NBC on Saturday, October 3. Hosted by meteorologist Dylan Dreyer, the educational series explores the vital connections between wildlife, natural habitats, and local cultures. Episodes take viewers on visual journeys to exotic global destinations to observe animal behaviors in their native environments. The family-friendly show combines stunning nature cinematography with scientific insights.
‘Hope in the Wild’ (2018)
Wildlife rehabilitation series ‘Hope in the Wild’ debuts its season 9 premiere on CBS on Saturday, October 3. The docuseries follows licensed rehabilitator Hope Swinimer and her dedicated rescue team at their animal sanctuary in Nova Scotia. The staff works tirelessly to rescue, treat, and nurse injured and orphaned wild animals back to full health. Each episode showcases inspiring releases as recovered wildlife are returned to their natural habitats.
‘A Knight to Remember’ (2026)
Romantic fantasy film ‘A Knight to Remember’ premieres on Hallmark Channel on Saturday, October 3. The movie follows museum conservator Emily as she prepares a historic statue of an English knight for an upcoming art exhibit in Chicago. While cleaning the medieval artifact, Emily impulsively kisses the statue, magically bringing the knight to life in the modern world. As she helps him navigate modern society, a charming romantic relationship begins to unfold between them.
‘A Doctor to Die For: The Sarah Harris Story’ (2026)
Lifetime premieres the original true-crime feature film ‘A Doctor to Die For: The Sarah Harris Story’ on Saturday, October 3. The drama recounts the tragic relationship between a young woman named Sarah Harris and a medical surgeon who secretly supplies her with powerful prescription drugs. When the relationship ends in tragedy, Sarah’s grieving mother and sister refuse to accept official accounts and launch their own investigation. Their relentless pursuit of the truth ultimately exposes systemic medical malpractice and abuse.
‘Get Jiro’ (2026)
Animated culinary action series ‘Get Jiro’ makes its series premiere on Adult Swim on Saturday, October 3. Set in a futuristic Los Angeles where elite master chefs control the city’s criminal factions, food culture has become a deadly battleground. A talented sushi chef named Jiro becomes embroiled in a violent culinary war and uses his knife skills to seek vengeance. The stylized series blends dark humor, culinary craft, and high-octane martial arts action.
’90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way’ (2019)
Reality dating series ’90 Day Fiancé: The Other Way’ returns for its season 7 premiere on TLC on Sunday, October 4. The spinoff follows a new group of American citizens who make the ultimate sacrifice by moving abroad to be with their international partners. Couples face intense cultural adjustments, language barriers, and family skepticism as they prepare for marriage in foreign countries. The unscripted drama explores whether their romantic commitments can withstand total lifestyle changes.
‘Sister Wives’ (2010)
Long-running reality series ‘Sister Wives’ kicks off its 22nd season premiere on TLC on Sunday, October 4. The docuseries continues chronicling the changing dynamics of Kody Brown, his wives, and their large combined family of eighteen children. As individual relationships evolve and former marital bonds shift, family members navigate major life transitions and newfound independence. The season offers an intimate look at how the family adapts to structural changes and personal growth.
‘Tracker’ (2024)
Action drama series ‘Tracker’ returns for its season 4 premiere on CBS on Sunday, October 4. Justin Hartley stars as Colter Shaw, an expert survivalist and reward seeker who travels across the United States in his customized RV. Shaw uses his tracking skills to help private individuals and law enforcement agencies solve difficult missing-person cases and complex mysteries. While handling dangerous assignments, Shaw must also confront lingering questions surrounding his own fractured family history.
‘Marshals’ (2026)
Law enforcement drama ‘Marshals’ arrives with its season 2 premiere on CBS on Sunday, October 4. The series follows Kayce Dutton after joining an elite tactical unit of U.S. Marshals tasked with high-risk operations. Dutton and his fellow officers must balance the extreme psychological toll of their duties with their personal family commitments. The season showcases the tactical unit as they serve as a critical line of defense in the region’s fight against violent crime.
‘Late Night Law’ (2026)
Real-time docuseries ‘Late Night Law’ launches its season 2 premiere on A&E on Sunday, October 4. The unscripted series rides along with active police officers across America as they patrol the unpredictable night shift. Viewers experience firsthand the split-second decisions and hazardous encounters first responders face after dark. The high-intensity program captures the realities of midnight policing and community emergency response.
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