Netflix is set to captivate audiences with a robust lineup of new television series and movies dropping onto its streaming platform between September 15 and September 21, 2025. This week promises a rich variety of genres, from established drama returns and gripping thrillers to intriguing new series and comedic relief, ensuring there’s something for every subscriber.
Major Returns and Premieres Kick Off the Week
The streaming giant begins its weekly releases with a bang on Monday, September 15. Fans of heartwarming period drama can rejoice as ‘Call the Midwife’ returns for its fourteenth season. The beloved series continues to follow the lives of nurse-midwives in London’s East End during the late 1950s, offering a compelling blend of social commentary and personal stories.
Action enthusiasts will welcome the arrival of ‘S.W.A.T.’ Season 8 on the same day. Sergeant Daniel “Hondo” Harrelson and his elite tactical unit are back, tackling high-stakes crime and navigating complex personal dilemmas in Los Angeles. The week also sees the complete ‘Nashville’ series, with seasons 1 through 6 becoming available, offering a deep dive into the country music scene for binge-watchers.
Midweek Drama and Thrills Emerge
Midweek brings a fresh wave of content, starting on Wednesday, September 17, with the return of the comedy series ‘1670’ for its second season. Alongside this, the reality competition ‘Next Gen Chef’ and the sports documentary series ‘Matchroom: The Greatest Showmen’ will be available, offering different forms of entertainment.
The latter half of the week intensifies with premieres on Thursday, September 18. The highly anticipated drama series ‘The Ba*ds of Bollywood’ makes its debut, following an ambitious outsider named Aasmaan Singh as he navigates the cutthroat world of the Indian film industry. This release is poised to be a significant addition to the streaming service’s diverse global content library.
Joining ‘The Bads of Bollywood’ is the thriller miniseries ‘Black Rabbit’. This new offering centers on a New York nightclub owner whose life takes a dramatic turn when his estranged brother resurfaces, pulling him into the city’s dangerous underworld. The series stars Jude Law and Jason Bateman, promising a compelling narrative. Also premiering on the 18th are the Turkish romantic comedy series ‘Platonic: Blue Moon Hotel’ and the title ‘Same Day with Someone’*.
Weekend Entertainment Slate
As the week winds down, Netflix offers more exciting new releases on Friday, September 19. The thriller ‘Billionaires’ Bunker’ will be available, alongside the horror pick ‘Haunted Hotel’, the romantic comedy ‘She Said Maybe’, and the supernatural feature ‘Cobweb’. This selection provides a varied slate to cap off the week, perfect for weekend viewing.
Beyond the Core Week: Notable September Additions
While the focus is on September 15-21, Netflix’s September 2025 schedule is packed with other notable releases. The critically acclaimed ‘Wednesday’ Season 2 Part 2 arrived earlier in September, continuing its dark, supernatural mystery. Furthermore, the highly anticipated boxing match between Canelo Álvarez and Terence Crawford also streamed live earlier in the month, highlighting Netflix’s growing presence in live sports. Upcoming movie releases later in September include ‘French Lover’ on September 26th.
This week’s influx of new tv and movie releases underscores Netflix’s commitment to providing a constant stream of fresh, trending content. From established fan-favorites returning with new seasons to original dramas and thrillers, the platform is ensuring subscribers have ample options for their streaming entertainment throughout September, making it a key month for new releases in the streaming news cycle.
