Major video streaming platforms are expanding their television offerings with ten new series titles scheduled to launch between August 31 and September 6, 2026.
Netflix is leading the week's returning releases with the second season of crime drama The Gentlemen on September 3. The new season arrives one year after Eddie Horniman unexpectedly inherited a massive family estate and formed an alliance with Susie Glass and her father Bobby to enter the criminal underworld.
SkyShowtime is introducing the suspense and crime drama M.I.A. on September 3. The series stars Shannon Gisela as Etta Tiger Jonze, a woman seeking revenge following the murder of her family in connection with drug trafficking.
To survive and fulfill her mission, Jonze penetrates the criminal underworld of Miami and South Florida, eventually establishing herself as a powerful crime boss. South Florida and Miami serve as the primary setting for the high-stakes narrative.
Disney+ is bringing back the sports comedy series Chad Powers for its second season on September 3. The show focuses on former first-round college football quarterback Russ Holliday.
Eight years after an unforgivable error destroyed his promising football career, Holliday attempts to revive his athletic ambitions. He disguises himself as Chad Powers, a peculiar and talented player, to join the struggling South Georgia Catfish football team.
Complete September streaming release schedule
The week begins on September 1 with the premiere of Gone on Filmin, a Spanish subscription service specializing in independent and European cinema. On September 2, global streaming service Netflix debuts the series Mal de amores.
September 3 features five major releases across different networks. In addition to the second season of The Gentlemen on Netflix and the premiere of M.I.A. on SkyShowtime, SkyShowtime is also debuting Pura sangre. SkyShowtime is a joint venture streaming platform operating across European markets.
Movistar Plus+, the Spanish subscription television service operated by Telefónica, premieres Creednos on September 3. The same day, Disney+, the global streaming provider owned by The Walt Disney Company, launches season two of Chad Powers.
The releases continue heading into the weekend. On September 4, Prime Video, the video streaming service operated by Amazon, releases the seventh season of motoring series The Grand Tour. Netflix also debuts El mundo de Alix Earle on September 4, highlighting content centered on the popular social media personality.
The weekly schedule concludes on September 6 with SkyShowtime premiering Aces: The ATP No.1 Club. The documentary project focuses on the top ranks of the Association of Tennis Professionals, the governing body of men's professional tennis.
Platform strategies for late summer releases
The shift into September marks a key transition for subscription streaming services as they update their programming schedules. Providers are relying on a mixture of brand-new original dramas and returning established franchises to attract viewers.
Subscribers across major platforms will see new episodes and series arrivals throughout the seven-day period. Further programming updates are expected as services continue adding titles into the autumn season.
