BURO TV Guide: 10 Films and TV Shows To Watch in September 2026

This month’s roster of TV and movie drops rolls in with romances cut with a twist, easy-watching reality TV, and true crime stories that are bound to grip you.

From Son Ye-Jin’s exciting period drama, The Scandal, to Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson’s highly anticipated family comedy, here are all the new movie and TV drops worth clearing your calendar for in September 2026.

The Scandal

When and where: 18 September 2026 on Netflix

Watch if: You want your period romance with a dangerous wager attached

Starring: Son Ye-jin, Ji Chang-wook, NANA

Set in Joseon-era Korea, a brilliant noblewoman and a notorious playboy strike a dangerous wager that pulls an unsuspecting widow into their game of desire, power, and consequences.

Watch it here.

The Gentlemen Season 2

When and where: 3 September 2026 on Netflix

Watch if: You like your crime dramas with a title and a body count

Starring: Theo James, Kaya Scodelario, Ray Winstone, Vinnie Jones

A year after joining forces with Susie Glass to expand Bobby’s criminal empire, Eddie Horniman finds business booming and more dangerous than ever. When Bobby starts making questionable calls from behind bars, Eddie and Susie face a choice. Take control, or watch it all crumble.

Watch it here.

Earle Meets World

When and where: 4 September 2026 on Netflix

Watch if: You’ve ever wondered what’s really behind the FYP

Starring: Alix Earle, Ashtin Earle, Ashley Earle, TJ Earle

Gen Z’s reigning It girl throws open the doors on her blended family and turbulent year, from a messy public fallout to rumours she can’t seem to shake. Eight episodes, dropped all at once, of unfiltered chaos.

Watch it here.

Mayday

When and where: 4 September 2026 on Apple TV

Watch if: You want Cold War tension with a buddy comedy chaser

Starring: Ryan Reynolds, Kenneth Branagh, Maria Bakalova, David Morse

A hotshot U.S. Navy pilot’s top-secret mission behind Soviet lines goes sideways, stranding him with a gruff former KGB agent who has an odd fondness for American culture. What starts as a desperate escape plan turns into an alliance neither man saw coming.

Watch here.

Neagley

When and where: 16 September 2026 on Prime Video

Watch if: You’ve always wanted more of Reacher’s most capable sidekick

Starring: Maria Sten, Alan Ritchson, Greyston Holt, Adeline Rudolph

Chicago private investigator Frances Neagley, Jack Reacher’s former Army protégé, goes hunting for the truth after a beloved friend is killed in a suspicious accident. All eight episodes land the same day Reacher’s own season wraps up.

Watch here.

Slow Horses Season 6

When and where: 16 September 2026 on Apple TV

Watch if: Jackson Lamb’s contempt for everyone is your comfort watch

Starring: Gary Oldman, Jack Lowden, Kristin Scott Thomas

MI5’s unwanted spies are back at Slough House, with Jackson Lamb steering his misfit unit through another round of espionage, betrayal, and internal sabotage.

Watch here.

Plastic Beauty

When and where: 17 September 2026 on Netflix

Watch if: You want your K-drama fix with a Japanese twist and a scalpel

Starring: Mayu Matsuoka, Riisa Naka, Shotaro Mamiya

A gifted ER surgeon forced into cosmetic medicine finds herself at odds with a celebrity surgeon who believes beauty itself can heal. Their clash exposes the money, ego, and desire behind Japan’s booming aesthetic industry.

Watch it here.

Last Seen

When and where: 9 September 2026 on Apple TV

Watch if: You love a decade-old disappearance case that refuses to stay closed

Starring: Patrick Brammall

Police dispatcher Ian Ridley never accepted that his daughter Maggie vanished for good eleven years ago. When a distress call from a teenage girl convinces him she’s still out there, he’ll risk everything to bring her home and reunite his broken family, whatever the cost.

Watch it here.

Brothers Unabomber

When and where: 25 September 2026 on Netflix

Watch if: You want your true crime with a Harvard prodigy origin story

Starring: Jacob Tremblay, Russell Crowe, Shailene Woodley, Annabelle Wallis

Inspired by true events, a young Ted Kaczynski’s path from Harvard prodigy and psychological test subject to the Unabomber unfolds as an FBI agent closes in decades later.

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