Every TV Show Coming to Paramount+ in September 2026
Paramount+ expands its streaming catalog this September with an extensive slate of returning favorites, hit reality franchises, and brand-new original series. Subscribers can look forward to a diverse mix of comedy, animated adventures, gripping dramas, and competitive reality television arriving throughout the month. From daytime talk and classic game shows to action-packed adaptations and late-night satire, the upcoming schedule offers entertainment for viewers across all genres.
‘The Daily Show’ (1996)
‘The Daily Show’ arrives on the platform on Tuesday, September 1, bringing its sharp political satire and news parody to streaming viewers. The long-running late-night institution examines current world events, media trends, and political headlines through comedic monologues and correspondent field pieces. High-profile guests from politics, entertainment, and journalism regularly sit down for insightful interviews. The series continues to serve as a cornerstone of contemporary news commentary and satirical television.
‘The Varnell Hill Show’ (2026)
‘The Varnell Hill Show’ makes its streaming debut on Tuesday, September 1. This new talk and entertainment series features a unique blend of comedy, celebrity appearances, and engaging cultural discussions. The host leads dynamic segments that spotlight rising talents, trending topics, and comedic sketches. Viewers can expect a fast-paced format designed to showcase both established performers and fresh cultural figures.
‘Let’s Make a Deal’ (2009)
‘Let’s Make a Deal’ joins the platform’s lineup on Tuesday, September 8. Hosted by Wayne Brady, the revival game show invites costumed audience members to trade everyday items and make strategic choices for major cash and prizes. Contestants must decide whether to keep their guaranteed winnings or risk them for what is hidden behind mystery doors, curtains, or inside boxes. The interactive format combines comedic improvisation with high-stakes decision-making. It remains a staple of daytime television gaming.
‘PAW Patrol’ (2013)
‘PAW Patrol’ lands in the catalog on Wednesday, September 9, delivering animated adventures for younger audiences. The hit preschool series follows a tech-savvy boy named Ryder and his courageous team of search-and-rescue puppies. Each pup possesses specialized gear and emergency vehicles suited for distinct rescue missions across Adventure Bay. The show highlights themes of teamwork, community service, problem-solving, and civic responsibility.
‘Colin from Accounts’ (2022)
‘Colin from Accounts’ premieres on Thursday, September 10, bringing Australian romantic comedy to subscribers. Created by and starring Patrick Brammall and Harriet Dyer, the series centers on two flawed singles brought together by a sudden car accident and an injured dog. As they navigate the unexpected burden of pet ownership, the pair must confront their own complicated personal and professional lives. The narrative focuses on modern dating dilemmas and awkward romantic dynamics.
‘Ghosts Australia’ (2025)
‘Ghosts: Australia’ premieres on Monday, September 14, introducing an international iteration of the popular supernatural sitcom franchise. The story follows a couple who inherit a grand country estate, only to discover that it is inhabited by an eccentric group of deceased former residents. After a near-death accident allows the female homeowner to see and communicate with the spirits, chaos ensues as both worlds attempt to coexist. The comedy blends historical character archetypes with modern domestic humor.
‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ (2020)
‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ arrives on Monday, September 14, expanding the service’s daytime lifestyle and interview programming. Hosted by actress Drew Barrymore, the syndicated talk show features human-interest stories, culinary demonstrations, and celebrity interviews. Segments emphasize pop culture discussions, wellness topics, and heartfelt conversations with notable entertainment figures. The format combines Barrymore’s signature interview approach with upbeat lifestyle content.
‘Golden Axe’ (2026)
‘Golden Axe’ debuts on Wednesday, September 16, adapting the classic Sega arcade video game franchise into an animated series. The narrative follows a group of seasoned warriors who unite to save the realm of Yuria from the sinister warlord Death Adder. Armed with powerful weapons and ancient elemental magic, the heroes must battle through mythical landscapes and monstrous beasts. The show brings high-fantasy action and iconic video game lore to life through stylized animation.
‘Route 187’ (2026)
‘Route 187’ premieres on the platform on Wednesday, September 16. The gritty crime drama investigates dark occurrences, criminal networks, and hidden truths buried deep within urban transit routes. Law enforcement officials and investigators must work together to untangle a complex conspiracy tied to unsolved cases along the highway system. The series emphasizes suspense, forensic detective work, and atmospheric tension throughout each episode.
‘South Park’ (1997)
‘South Park’ arrives on Thursday, September 17, continuing to bring its iconic brand of animated satire to viewers. Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, the series chronicles the bizarre adventures of Stan Marsh, Kyle Broflovski, Eric Cartman, and Kenny McCormick in a Colorado mountain town. Known for its rapid production schedule, the program directly parodies breaking news, cultural trends, and political controversies. It remains one of the longest-running and most influential animated programs in television history.
‘MobLand’ (2025)
‘MobLand’ lands on the service on Friday, September 18. This intense crime thriller explores the volatile dynamics within an organized crime syndicate navigating shifting power structures and law enforcement pressure. As territorial disputes escalate, key figures must make ruthless choices to protect their families and maintain control of their enterprise. The show blends hard-hitting action with character-driven drama and tactical underworld maneuvering.
‘Survivor’ (2000)
‘Survivor’ returns to the platform on Wednesday, September 23, delivering competitive reality drama hosted by Jeff Probst. A group of strangers is marooned in an isolated location where they must build shelter, find food, and compete in grueling physical and mental challenges. Players are divided into tribes before eventually merging, navigating alliances and eliminations at the iconic Tribal Council. The ultimate goal is to outwit, outplay, and outlast all other competitors for the grand title of Sole Survivor.
‘Team Moms: Baseball’ (2026)
‘Team Moms: Baseball’ premieres on Thursday, September 24, offering an unscripted look into youth competitive sports culture. The reality series spotlights the dedicated mothers managing schedules, team politics, and high-pressure tournament travel for their young athletes. Viewers witness the immense sacrifices and intense social dynamics that unfold both on and off the baseball diamond. The show highlights the balance between family life, high athletic ambitions, and community rivalries.
‘The Amazing Race’ (2001)
‘The Amazing Race’ joins the platform on Wednesday, September 30, continuing its global reality competition format. Hosted by Phil Keoghan, the multi-Emmy-winning series sends paired contestants on a high-speed trek around the world. Teams must navigate foreign cities, interact with local cultures, and perform intricate mental and physical tasks to reach checkpoint Pit Stops. The last team to arrive at designated checkpoints faces potential elimination until one pair wins the final race.
‘Sacrifice’ (2021)
‘Sacrifice’ arrives on Wednesday, September 30, centering on the high-stakes world of entertainment law. Paula Patton stars as Daniella Hernandez, an all-powerful entertainment lawyer navigating the glamorous yet cutthroat music industry in Los Angeles. She fiercely protects her high-profile clients from legal scandals and predatory associates while confronting her own troubled past. The legal drama delves into corporate manipulation, personal loyalties, and the cost of protecting fame.
Which of these upcoming Paramount+ shows are you most excited to watch this month, and which premiere will you be streaming first? Share your thoughts in the comments.
