Best new shows & films streaming this September

Discover the best new shows & films to stream this September 2026 on all the major streaming platforms with this guide.
Outlander: Blood of My Blood - Season 2

This month features the return of historical drama Outlander: Blood of My Blood, alongside the first three episodes of the latest series of Binge horror anthology American Horror Story. On BritBox there’s the premiere of Season 5 of Professor T and Australian film arrivals including Birthright and The Deb.

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Outlander: Blood of My Blood Season 2 (Stan)

19 September

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Series

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Drama

 

The second season of the historical drama prequel continues the parallel origin stories of Jamie Fraser and Claire Beauchamp’s parents in 18th century Scotland. Henry and Julia hope to return to their own time period to baby Claire, while Ellen and Brian’s escape has been cut short by the onset of the 1715 Jacobite Rising, separating both couples as Scottish clans are forced to choose sides in the conflict.

Starring: Hermione Corfield, Jeremy Irvine, Harriet Slater, Jamie Roy

Episodes released weekly

Professor T Season 5 (BritBox)

2 September

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Series

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Crime drama

Professor T Season 5. Image Britbox.
Professor T Season 5. Image BritBox.

Ben Miller (Austin, Bridgerton, Jonny English Strikes Again) returns as the brilliant, deeply eccentric Professor Jasper Tempest for a fifth season of six fresh cases.

Starring: Ben Miller, Sarah Woodward, Barney White, Douglas Reith.

6 episodes

Precious Metal: A Love Story (SBS On Demand)

Now streaming, complete season

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Series

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Documentary series

Precious Metal: A Love Story. Image: Sbs On Demand.
Precious Metal: A Love Story. Image: SBS On Demand.

Musician Danny Estrin meets Australians whose treasured vehicles mean far more than transport, uncovering the personal stories and memories behind their classic, quirky and much-loved cars across five episodes.

Starring: Danny Estrin

The Deb (Binge)

Now streaming

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Film

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Comedy

The Deb. Image: Binge.

Directed by Rebel Wilson and exclusive to Binge, The Deb follows cousins Taylah (Natalie Abbott) and Maeve (Charlotte MacInnes) as they prepare for their town’s debutante ball.

Starring: Natalie Abbott, Charlotte MacInnes

Birthright (Stan)

Now streaming

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Film

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Comedy / Drama

 

Evicted and out of work, Cory and his pregnant wife Jasmine are forced to move into his parents’ home on the outskirts of the city. As their stay extends, domestic tensions over homeownership and adult expectations spiral into an escalating power struggle between generations.

Starring: Travis Jeffery, Maria Angelico, Michael Hurst, Linda Cropper

American Hostage (Stan)

20 September

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Series

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Thriller / Drama

American Hostage - Season 1. Photo: Steven Ackerman. /Mgm+/Sony Pictures Television
American Hostage Season 1. Image: Steven Ackerman / MGM+ / Sony Pictures Television.

Set in the 1970s and based on true events, this psychological thriller follows Indianapolis radio reporter Fred Heckman, who is thrust into a live broadcast crisis when armed hostage-taker Tony Kiritsis demands to be interviewed on his popular news show.

Starring: Jon Hamm, Giovanni Ribisi

American Horror Story: 13 (Binge)

25 September

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Series

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Horror/Anthology

Season 13 of American Horror Story sees the return of Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters and Jessica Lange in a triple-episode premiere.

Starring: Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Jessica Lange

The Forsytes Season 2 (ABC iview)

27 September

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Series

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Period drama

The Forsytes Season 2. Image: Mammoth Screen Limited And 5 Broadcasting Limited
The Forsytes Season 2. Image: Mammoth Screen Limited / PBS Masterpiece.

With the family under pressure, cousins Jolyon Jnr and Soames Forsyte let love, betrayal and ambition threaten fragile loyalties and a buried secret.

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