September 2026 is set to become one of the most packed months for series viewers: the screens will simultaneously welcome sequels to cult projects and fresh new releases across a wide range of genres — from crime dramas and detective stories to youth tales and comedies. Particular attention is focused on the return of two high-profile titles — Guy Ritchie's 'The Gentlemen' and the football saga 'Mobland' — as well as a whole lineup of new productions that promise to appeal to an audience ranging from fans of fast-paced thrillers to lovers of light-hearted humor. Below is a breakdown of the month's key premieres by genre and storyline.
'The Gentlemen': Guy Ritchie takes the empire beyond Britain
In the second season of Guy Ritchie's series, Eddie Horniman and Suzie Glass continue to expand their criminal empire, but this time the heroes venture beyond the United Kingdom. The main obstacle in their path becomes the Italian mafia, which promises to raise the stakes and complicate the franchise's familiar multi-sided game. The premiere of the continuation has been confirmed by several publications, and a new trailer has already spread across the internet, indicating strong interest in the project.
'Mobland': a football superstar and the road to the playoffs
At the heart of 'Mobland' is Chad Powers, a football superstar whose behavior off the field raises no few suspicions. The hero must help the Catfish team make it into the playoffs of the college American football championship, and behind the sports intrigue, a darker and more dangerous story is expected to be hidden. The project continues the line of sports-crime dramas that have become a notable trend of the season.
An Australian thriller about searching for a daughter
One of the most tense offerings of the month is an Australian thriller about a dispatcher who receives a worrying call: he is told that his daughter may be alive. The man refuses to accept the child's disappearance and sets out on a dangerous search. The story is built around mounting psychological pressure and a race against time, making it one of the most dramatic premieres of September.
A journalistic investigation under threat
In the second season of the series about the staff of a small American publication, the heroes face new adventures. After a success at a journalism award, Ned decides to take on a major story, but this investigation could put the future of the newspaper itself at risk. The storyline continues to develop the theme of the price of truth in the media and the personal stakes of the main character.
A youth drama about rowing and growing up
The youth project tells the story of 16-year-old Tigan Tao, who, after a family scandal, moves to a small town and enrolls in an elite preparatory school. There she becomes the coxswain of the school's men's rowing team and is forced to prove that she can compete with the guys, all while going through a difficult period of growing up and first romantic adventures.
The struggle for power in the Garrigan family
In the second season, the Garrigan family tries to stay united, as their criminal empire is threatened by new rivals. A key figure becomes Harry Da Souza — an experienced and dangerous "problem solver" who finds himself caught between conflicts within the family. As the plot unfolds, the tension grows, and the struggle for power becomes increasingly brutal.
HBO's comedy-drama about love after fifty
Round out the selection is a new HBO comedy-drama about 50-year-old Alex, who has survived a divorce and is trying to rebuild her personal life. The heroine seeks love and intimate relationships while caring for her elderly parents and adult son. The project promises to be one of the most personal and warm stories of the month, combining humor with an honest conversation about being an adult.
Thus, September 2026 forms a balanced series landscape: viewers can choose between spectacular crime and thriller fare and an intimate drama or a youth story. The first points of attraction of the month will be the sequels to 'The Gentlemen' and 'Mobland,' around which sustained audience interest has already formed.
