Chelsea Lazkani, Chrishell Stause and Emma Hernan in Selling Sunset.

With the forthcoming changing of seasons, September viewing ushers us in from relishing sunny days to savoring cozy nights. Read on for nine can’t-miss TV shows and movies arriving this month.

Tell Me Lies Season 2

The Freeform college drama starring Grace Van Patten and Jackson White returns after the season 1 finale, which pivoted protagonist Lucy Albright away from her storyline in the book the show is based on. That means everything is up in the air when she returns for her next semester at Baird when she has a potential new love interest and works to block Stephen out of her life.

Where to Watch: Hulu Sept. 4

Selling Sunset Season 8

The Oppenheim Group is back for an eighth round of the team showcasing the finest in L.A. real estate, while all the while taking on love, betrayal and loyalty in their personal lives and one another. Also, get ready for a round of new agents.

Where to Watch: Netflix Sept. 6

Beetlejuice Beetlejuice

More than thirty years after the original film, Tim Burton returns with Michael Keaton and Winona Ryder in a new tale about the infamous demon. This time, it’s Lydia’s (Ryder) teenage daughter (Jenna Ortega) who discovers a portal to the afterlife and the unbearable madness of Beetlejuice.

Where to Watch: In theaters Sept. 6

The Circle

Releasing weekly throughout September, season seven of this social media strategy competition puts all new influencers head-to-head to compete for a cash prize.

Where to Watch: Netflix Sept. 11

Emily In Paris Season 4 Part 2

Spoiler alert! Part one of season four saw Emily (Lily Collins) and Alfie (Lucien Laviscount) officially break up, Emily and Gabriel (Lucas Bravo) get together and Camille (Camille Raza) learns that she’s actually not pregnant—only she hasn’t told anyone yet. Watch what happens in this love dilemma (and how Mindy (Ashley Park) and her band do on Eurovision) later this month.

Where to Watch: Netflix Sept. 12

Civil War

The A24 dystopian thriller by Alex Garland starring Cailee Spaeny, Kirsten Dunst, Wagner Moura, Stephen McKinley Henderson, Nick Offerman, Sonoya Mizuno and Jesse Plemons makes its streaming premiere. Watch for an odyssey about war journalists trekking from NYC to DC during a U.S. civil war.

Where to Watch: Max Sept. 13

The Penguin

Taking place one week after the events of 2022’s The Batman, this crime drama sees The Penguin’s (Colin Farrell) rise to power in Gotham City’s criminal underworld.

Where to Watch: Max Sept. 19

I Saw the TV Glow

Get spooky season viewing started early with the streaming release of this A24 horror drama. Set to music by Alex G, teen Owen’s reality starts to shift when a peer shows him a late-night TV show that peers into the supernatural world.

Where to Watch: Max Sept. 20

Babes

For a night of laughs, consider Pamela Adlon’s comedy making its streaming premiere. Babes sees Eden (Ilana Glazer) take on motherhood after a one-night stand with the help of her lifelong best friend Dawn (Michelle Buteau).

Where to Watch: Hulu Sept. 30

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