As autumn settles in, viewers can anticipate a rich lineup of television offerings, including the return of major series such as The Gentlemen and a fresh season of Slow Horses, alongside a revamped Strictly Come Dancing featuring new faces, reports BritPanorama.
This season promises diverse entertainment options. Below is a summary of the most notable shows available this September:
The Gentlemen series two
In a fresh season of The Gentlemen, viewers reconnect with Eddie (Theo James) as he transitions from nobleman to gangster, now managing an illegal drug operation with new partner Susie (Kaya Scodelario). This series revolves around Eddie’s ambition to expand his empire internationally, which introduces complications with Susie and her father Bobby (Ray Winstone), who remains the actual owner of the operation.
Wednesday 2 September, Netflix
Taskmaster
Returning for its 22nd season, Taskmaster features comedians Chloe Petts, Isy Suttie, Matt Lucas, Nina Conti, and Richard Ayoade. Although specific challenges remain under wraps, previews hint at quirky scenarios like “Chloe Petts finds Jesus in a slice of toast.”
Thursday 3 September, 9pm, Channel 4
The Grand Tour
The Grand Tour re-emerges with new hosts, including trainspotter Francis Bourgeois alongside YouTubers as they explore locations like California to drive classic muscle cars and Malaysia to purchase inexpensive sports cars. Clarkson and his former co-hosts will also make an appearance during the season.
Friday 4 September, Prime Video
The Lycett Arms
In his latest venture, Joe Lycett will operate a live pub show called The Lycett Arms on Channel 4. The comedian will host alongside various guests, guaranteeing an entertaining Friday night experience.
Friday 4 September, 9pm, Channel 4
The Box
Marking his debut as a game show host, Gary Lineker leads The Box, where celebrities tackle various challenges from peculiar boxes. The stakes for the participants are high.
Saturday 5 September, 8.15pm, ITV1
Slow Horses series six
The acclaimed spy drama Slow Horses returns for its sixth series, where the titular characters become targets of MI6. Jackson Lamb (Gary Oldman) must protect his team while facing threats from past adversaries.
Wednesday 16 September, Apple TV
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Ryan Murphy’s Monster series shifts focus to Lizzie Borden, portrayed by Ella Beatty, highlighting her infamous trial for the alleged murder of her parents in 1892.
Thursday 17 September, Netflix
Brothers
Brothers explores the fictional relationship between Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson, who discover a family connection while navigating their personal lives.
Wednesday 23 September, Apple TV
MobLand series two
The drama MobLand returns with Harry Da Souza (Tom Hardy) who must navigate the complexities of crime after characters Conrad and Maeve Harrigan are released from prison.
Friday 18 September, Paramount+
Strictly Come Dancing
The beloved dance programme Strictly Come Dancing ushers in a new era with a refreshed set, professional dancers, and new hosts. The competition remains fierce as celebrities take to the dance
