The reboot of a popular 1990s Australian TV show and the return of a beloved animation are among the highlights coming to Netflix in September.
On September 5th, season six of “Rick and Morty” arrives, and fans will undoubtedly be eager to dive back into the wacky mind of Dan Harmon’s characters again. After the past five chaotic seasons, it will be difficult to top what’s come before, but Adult Swim clearly believes it can be done: it recently ordered a mammoth 70 further episodes of the sci-fi sitcom, which means there’s a lot more wild adventuring to come.
Despite a rather misleading title, Netflix will be hoping “Dated & Related” can take advantage of the current absence of “Love Island” on the reality television front. Premiering on September 2nd, the new series follows people trying to date and find love with their sibling alongside them.
“Having the person who knows you better than anyone should help you navigate the tricky world of dating. But will they act as the ultimate wingman and help you find love? Or scupper your plans and call you out on all your bullsh*t? Either way it might just be Awkward. As. Hell,” is how the official description sells it.
And on September 14th, the highly-anticipated reboot of “Heartbreak High” will hit the streaming platform. The original teen drama, which premiered in 1994 and ran for nine years, has been given a modern revamp for the Gen Z era.
The reboot revolves around a new set of teens at a Sydney school, all trying to navigate life, love, sex and, yes, heartbreak. Netflix will be hoping it has a potential rival to Euphoria on its hands.
See the full list of titles below:
September 1st
“Off the Hook” (Season 1)
“Devil in Ohio” (Season 1)
“Love in the Villa”
“Fenced In”
“Playing Beatie Bow”
September 2nd
“Dated & Related” (Season 1)
“You’re Nothing Special”
“Fakes”
“Buy My House”
“Fabulous Lives of Bollywood Wives” (Season 2)
“The Festival of Troubadours”
“Little Women”
“Dune”
September 3rd
“Once Upon a Small Town”
September 5th
“Rick and Morty” (Season 6)
September 6th
“Diorama”
“Untold: The Race of the Century”
“Get Smart with Money”
“Sheng Weng: Sweet & Juicy”
“Rodrigo Marques: King of Uncouth”
September 7th
“Chef’s Table: Pizza”
“Entrapped”
“Indian Predator: The Diary of a Serial Killer”
“The Anthrax Attacks”
September 9th
“Cobra Kai” (Season 5)
“Merli. Sapere Aude” (Season 2)
“Narco-Saints”
“No Limits”
“End of the Road”
September 13th
“Jo Koy: Live from the Los Angeles Forum”
September 14th
“The Lørenskog Disappearance”
“Heartbreak High” (Season 1)
“Broad Peak”
“The Catholic School”
“Sins of our Mother”
September 15th
“Liss Pereira: Adulting”
“Terim”
September 16th
“Santo”
“Fate: The Winx Saga” (Season 2)
“The Brave Ones”
“Love is Blind: After the Altar” (Season 2)
“Do Revenge”
“I Used to Be Famous”
“Jogi”
“Mirror, Mirror”
“The Matrix Resurrections”
“Skandal! Bringing Down Wirecard”
September 20th
“Patton Oswalt: We All Scream”
September 21st
“Iron Chef Mexico”
“Designing Miami”
“The Perfumier”
“The Real Bling Ring: Hollywood Heist”
“Fortune Seller: A TV Scam”
September 22nd
“Snabba Cash” (Season 2)
“Thai Cave Rescue”
“The Dreamlife of Georgie Stone”
September 23rd
“Jamtara: Sabka Number Ayega” (Season 2)
“The Girls at the Bank”
“ATHENA”
“A Jazzman’s Blues”
“Lou”
September 24th
“Dynasty” (Season 5)
“Fullmetal Alchemist: The Final Alchemy”
September 26th
“A Trip to Infinity”
September 27th
“Nick Kroll: Little Big Boy”
September 28th
“Inside the World’s Toughest Prisons” (Season 6)
“Too Hot to Handle: Brazil” (Season 2)
“Blonde”
“Eat the Rich: The GameStop Saga”
September 29th
“The Empress”
September 30th
“Floor is Lava” (Season 3)
“Rainbow”
“Anikulapo”
“Plan A Plan B”
“Entergalactic”
“Human Playground”