All the TV Shows That Have Been Renewed in September 2025

September brought a wave of good news for TV fans. Streamers across the board locked in fresh seasons for buzzy newcomers and dependable favorites, so there’s plenty more to watch whether you’re into superhero courtroom drama, prestige sci-fi, or a haunted check-in desk with jokes for days. These renewals span comedy, drama, thriller, and historical adventure, with several shows securing next chapters before their current seasons even wrap.

Below you’ll find every series that officially scored more episodes in September 2025. For each one, we’ve included what the show is about, where it streams, and exactly what kind of renewal it received so you can plan your next marathon and know what’s coming down the line.

‘Haunted Hotel’ (2025– )

Matt Roller’s animated comedy follows a bustling hotel staffed by the living and the dead, where bellhops, banshees, and a wildly overbooked front desk try to keep the afterlife’s rowdiest guests from wrecking the lobby. The series leans into workplace shenanigans with monster-of-the-week arrivals, big set-piece gags, and a warm ensemble anchored by an overmatched manager who treats spectral chaos like just another night shift. It streams on Netflix.

Season 2 is officially on the books after the September 26 renewal. Netflix confirmed that the animated series will check in again with new episodes, keeping the same core ensemble and the haunted hospitality premise that powered its breakout first run. Expect the next season to expand the hotel’s mythology and spin up fresh guest arcs when it returns to streaming on Netflix.

‘Daredevil: Born Again’ (2025– )

Set in Hell’s Kitchen, the Marvel revival centers on lawyer Matt Murdock, who fights for justice by day in the courtroom and by night as the masked vigilante Daredevil. The series blends grounded crime plotting with bruising hallway fights and case-of-the-week legal knots, weaving in familiar faces from New York’s street-level corner of the MCU. It streams on Disney+.

On September 18 the show jumped the queue with a renewal for Season 3 before Season 2 has even premiered. Marvel Studios’ streaming chief Brad Winderbaum confirmed the early pickup, signaling confidence in the series’ long-term plans on Disney+. Viewers can look forward to more episodes on Disney+ after Season 2 lands, with Season 3 already locked.

‘We Were Liars’ (2025– )

Prime Video’s psychological thriller follows a wealthy family that summers on a private island, where a tight-knit group of teens share romances, rivalries, and a catastrophic secret that fractures their lives. Told across timelines with unreliable memories and diaries, the story peels back what really happened during one fateful season and how everyone carries the fallout. It streams on Prime Video.

The series was renewed for Season 2 on September 17, ensuring another round of twisty revelations. Prime Video’s pickup sets the stage for new episodes that continue exploring the friend group’s secrets and the consequences that keep dragging them back to the shoreline. Season 2 will debut on Prime Video after the current chapter concludes.

‘Tulsa King’ (2022– )

Sylvester Stallone stars as a New York mob capo who’s sent to Oklahoma after a long prison stretch and ends up building an unlikely crew in Tulsa. The show mixes fish-out-of-water comedy with mob maneuvering as the exiled boss tries to carve out territory among biker gangs, marijuana dispensaries, and local power brokers. It streams on Paramount+.

Paramount+ renewed the series for a fourth season on September 16, less than a week before the third season’s premiere. The early order keeps Stallone’s saga rolling with more crime-and-commerce clashes in the heartland. Season 4 will stream exclusively on Paramount+ following Season 3’s run.

‘The Morning Show’ (2019– )

This Apple TV+ drama tracks the anchors, producers, and executives of the fictional UBA network as they battle breaking news cycles, boardroom shake-ups, and the pressures of live television. With Jennifer Aniston and Reese Witherspoon leading a sprawling ensemble, the series weaves personal and professional crises into newsroom arcs that mirror headline-making events. It streams on Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ renewed the series for a fifth season on September 16, just ahead of the Season 4 premiere. The new order guarantees more episodes that continue UBA’s behind-the-scenes drama and on-air pivots. Season 5 will drop on Apple TV+ after Season 4 finishes its run.

‘The Hunting Wives’ (2025– )

Set in Texas high society, the drama follows a newcomer who falls in with a glamorous clique whose late-night parties and reckless secrets spiral into obsession and danger. What starts as a seductive escape becomes a maze of betrayals, small-town politics, and a murder case that puts everyone under suspicion. It streams on Netflix.

Renewed for Season 2 on September 12, the series is shifting fully under the Netflix banner after its first season began life at Starz before moving platforms. The new season will arrive on Netflix with fresh episodes that continue the show’s blend of social intrigue and crime, picking up the consequences of Season 1’s tangled relationships.

‘Foundation’ (2021– )

This sweeping sci-fi epic adapts Isaac Asimov’s saga about mathematician Hari Seldon’s plan to preserve knowledge during the fall of a galaxy-spanning empire. Across distant planets and centuries, rebels, rulers, and believers clash over the psychohistory-driven blueprint that might shorten a dark age and safeguard civilization’s future. It streams on Apple TV+.

Apple TV+ announced on September 11 that the show will return for Season 4, news that arrived ahead of the Season 3 finale. The renewal secures another chapter for its interstellar politics, cloning dynasty, and far-flung science quests. Season 4 will debut on Apple TV+ after the current season concludes.

‘Berlin ER’ (2025– )

Also known as ‘KRANK Berlin’, this German-language medical drama follows an emergency department team in the capital as they handle high-stakes cases and the relentless pace of urban trauma care. The series pairs medical problem-solving with the personal lives of doctors, nurses, and first responders whose choices at work echo at home. It streams on Apple TV+.

The show was renewed for a second season on September 11. New episodes are set to continue its case-of-the-week intensity along with longer arcs for the core ensemble. Season 2 will stream on Apple TV+ following the completion of the current season.

‘Overcompensating’ (2025– )

Benito Skinner’s coming-of-age comedy centers on a closeted college freshman navigating hookups, identity, and friendship at a campus where everyone seems extra. The series balances sharp, horny humor with vulnerable moments as its lead works through self-image and finds a group that gets him. It streams on Prime Video.

Prime Video renewed the show for Season 2 on September 10 after a well-received first run. The pickup clears the way for more episodes that track the next semester’s growing pains and messy wins. Season 2 will stream on Prime Video once production wraps.

‘Leanne’ (2025– )

This Netflix sitcom stars Leanne Morgan as a woman reinventing her life after a divorce, juggling family, dating, and a career reset with a wry, Southern sense of humor. The show leans into second-act optimism and relatable everyday snafus, with a multi-camera setup and classic joke-forward rhythm. It streams on Netflix.

On September 8 the series secured a Season 2 renewal. Backed by producer Chuck Lorre, the next batch of episodes will continue Leanne’s fresh-start arc with new personal milestones and workplace wrinkles. Season 2 will premiere on Netflix after the current season completes.

‘Irish Blood’ (2025– )

Set in Ireland, this mystery series follows an investigator pulled into knotty cases that burrow into family histories, small-town allegiances, and the country’s rugged landscapes. The show blends standalone investigations with a larger season-long mystery, with Alicia Silverstone starring and executive producing. It streams on Acorn TV.

Acorn TV renewed the series on September 8 for a six-episode second season. The new run will bring another slate of crimes and character-driven twists while deepening the lead’s personal stakes. Season 2 will arrive on Acorn TV following the completion of the current season.

‘SAS Rogue Heroes’ (2022– )

This World War II drama from Steven Knight chronicles the formation of the British Army’s Special Air Service, focusing on the maverick soldiers who took on audacious missions behind enemy lines. Mixing historical detail with propulsive action, the series follows a tight-knit unit whose unorthodox tactics changed the war’s desert campaigns. It streams on MGM+.

MGM+ greenlit a third season on September 4, confirming that the wartime chronicle will keep marching forward. The new episodes will continue charting the unit’s exploits and evolving strategy. Season 3 will stream on MGM+ after the currently slated episodes finish airing.

‘The Paper’ (2025– )

A spin-off of ‘The Office’, this Peacock comedy follows a scrappy team at a local newspaper as they chase stories, manage dwindling resources, and try to keep the presses running. With workplace mockumentary rhythms and newsroom antics, the show finds laughs in budget meetings, deadline panics, and community beat reporting. It streams on Peacock.

On September 3, one day before its debut, the series was renewed for Season 2. Stars Domhnall Gleeson and Sabrina Impacciatore shared the news on morning TV, setting the table for more episodes even before audiences met the staff. Season 2 will roll out on Peacock once the first season concludes.

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