9 new Netflix films and TV shows in September, from Attack of the Hollywood Clichés! to LGBT animated series Q-Force – plus the return of 8 favourites

Sep 4 , 2021

Catch up with new seasons of your favourite series like “Money Heist”, “Sex Education” and “Lucifer” and other new series coming to Netflix this September! Photos: @Netflix_INSouth/Twitter, @ScottPorter/Twitter, @sexeducation/Twitter

Michael Keaton leads Worth, a September 11 drama, while docuseries Blood Brothers: Malcolm X & Muhammad Ali explores the historic figures’ relationship

Melissa McCarthy and Chris O’Dowd star in The Starling, while The Haunting of Hill House filmmaker Michael Flanagan returns with Midnight Mass just in time for Halloween

And just like that, it’s September.

The new month brings the return of numerous Netflix favourites – including Money Heist, Lucifer and The Circle – and several enticing new titles.

The streaming service will also release the satirical animated series Q-Force, about a group of LGBTQ+ superheroes who have teamed up to fight crime. A month ahead of Halloween comes the next series from the creator of the spooky hit adaptation of The Haunting of Hill House – an original series with the eerie title of Midnight Mass.

September will also mark 20 years since hijacked planes crashed into New York’s Twin Towers and the Pentagon outside Washington. Netflix revisits the effects of the life-altering day with film starring Michael Keaton.

Nairobi is one of the most beloved characters in the series Money Heist. Photo: @vormirstudios/Instagram

Returning favourites this month

Money Heist Part 5: Volume 1 (September 3)
The Circle: Season 3 (September 8)
Lucifer: The Final Season (September 10)
Jack Whitehall: Travels with My Father: Season 5 (September 14)
Nailed It!: Season 6 (September 15)
Sex Education: Season 3 (September 17)
Love on the Spectrum: Season 2 (September 21)
Dear White People: Volume 4 (final season, September 22)

Here are 10 noteworthy new series and features to look forward to this month.