UPDATE: The highly anticipated fall 2025 television lineup has just been announced, featuring a diverse array of 25 new shows that promise to capture audiences’ attention. With favorites like Glen Powell’s comedy and the return of Kristen Bell in the romantic comedy “Nobody Wants This,” viewers have plenty to look forward to starting September 1, 2025.
As streaming services continue to reshape the television landscape, the excitement surrounding fall premieres is palpable. This season brings thrilling dramas, lighthearted comedies, and insightful documentaries, marking a significant moment for fans eager to dive back into weekly installments of new content.
Here’s a breakdown of some top picks launching this fall:
“Second Sight” kicks off the season on September 1 on BritBox, where Clive Owen portrays a detective grappling with deteriorating eyesight. As he partners with a new detective, viewers will witness a gripping tale of trust and secrets unfold.
On September 2, also on BritBox, don’t miss “Return to Paradise,” a detective drama set in the coastal community of Dolphin Cove, Australia. A London detective returns home, facing her past and the community’s skepticism.
A unique mockumentary, “The Paper,” premieres on September 4 on Peacock. This series explores the chaotic world of a struggling newspaper in Toledo, Ohio, with familiar faces from “The Office,” including Oscar Nuñez.
On September 9, HBO presents “Seen & Heard: The History of Black Television,” a powerful two-part documentary highlighting the evolution of Black representation in TV history. Also returning that day is the beloved comedic murder-mystery series, “Only Murders in the Building,” featuring Steve Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez.
Fans of psychological thrillers will want to tune in on September 10 for “The Girlfriend,” starring Robin Wright, as well as “aka Charlie Sheen,” a docuseries about the controversial actor, also debuting on Netflix.
As the month progresses, more exciting shows are set to premiere. “The Morning Show” returns for its fourth season on September 17, while “Black Rabbit” hits Netflix on September 18, featuring Jude Law and Jason Bateman.
October brings additional highlights, including the much-anticipated “Nobody Wants This” on October 23—a romantic comedy starring Adam Brody and Kristen Bell that explores the complications of love and faith.
With a mix of genres, including action-packed dramas and heartwarming comedies, the fall 2025 TV season is shaping up to be one of the most exciting in recent years. Stay tuned for more updates as these shows roll out, and mark your calendars for the premieres!
Don’t miss out on the buzz—share this news with fellow TV enthusiasts and get ready for a thrilling fall season filled with entertainment!
