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September 2025 Streaming Lineup: New Releases and Departures

As the fall season approaches, a new wave of entertainment is set to hit streaming platforms in September 2025. With a mix of returning favorites, new series, and notable departures, audiences have a variety of options to explore. Here's a detailed look at what's coming and going this month.

New Releases

Several highly anticipated series and films are making their debut this September. One of the standout releases is Alice in Borderland season three, which will be available on Netflix starting September 25. This season promises to continue the thrilling adventures of its protagonists in the dystopian setting that fans have come to love.

Another series returning for its continuation is Wednesday: Season 2 Part 2, set to engage audiences with more of its unique blend of mystery and dark humor. Netflix is also bringing back Her Mother’s Killer for its second season on September 9, keeping viewers on the edge with its gripping narrative.

On the film front, Inspector Zende, a Netflix film set in the bustling city of Mumbai, is expected to intrigue with its engaging storyline. Additionally, The Wrong Paris offers a fresh cinematic experience, while Kontrabida Academy promises to captivate with its unique premise.

New Series and Specials

There's no shortage of new series this month. Love Con Revenge delves into the world of romance scams, offering a compelling narrative for those intrigued by tales of deception and love. Diary of a Ditched Girl and Maledictions are among other series making their debut, adding to the diverse lineup.

Comedy enthusiasts can look forward to Jordan Jensen: Netflix Comedy Special, which marks Jensen's debut on the platform. Earthquake: NETFLIX COMEDY SPECIAL is also set to entertain with its unique humor, available from September 30.

Documentaries and Family Content

Netflix is also expanding its documentary offerings with aka Charlie Sheen, which provides an in-depth look at the actor's journey towards sobriety. For family-friendly content, Wolf King: Season 2 is set to return, offering adventures for viewers of all ages.

Additionally, Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series and Pokémon Horizons: Season 2 are among the family-oriented series available this month, ensuring there's something for younger audiences as well.

Notable Departures

While new content is coming in, several titles are leaving the platforms. Notably, a range of shows and movies will be departing Netflix throughout the month, with significant exits on September 5, 9, 10, 13, 14, 15, 16, 22, 26, and 30. These departures make room for the new lineup and offer a last chance for viewers to catch these titles.

Among the leaving content, the complete series of Spartacus seasons 1-4 will be available until September 24, offering a final opportunity to binge-watch the historical drama before it exits the platform.

Other Platforms and Recommendations

Beyond Netflix, other streaming services are also adding to their libraries. HBO Max is introducing Weapons, directed by Zach Cregger, known for his work on Barbarian. AMC+ is expanding its universe with Talamasca: The Secret Order, drawing from Anne Rice's rich storytelling world.

Boston.com's weekly streaming guide highlights five must-watch movies and TV shows, including A House of Dynamite on Netflix and I’m Not There (2007) on Tubi. With such a varied array of options, viewers have plenty to choose from as they settle in for the fall viewing season.