Feel like you’re out of stuff to watch? It’s the worst—endlessly scrolling, coming up empty-handed, and watching something you’ve seen before just for something to watch. But don’t worry, Jones Appliance and TV has got you covered! We’ve rounded up the latest shows and movies hitting your favorite platforms, so you can spend less time searching and more time binging.
What’s Streaming on Hulu?
- English Teacher (Sept. 2): Fans of Abbott Elementary rejoice—another teacher comedy is coming your way this month! Evan Marquez is just trying to teach English in Austin, Texas. Still, between modern students, overbearing parents, and school politics, it's not easy. This comedy series dives into the daily chaos of being a teacher in today's charged environment, balancing humor with educators' real struggles.
- Dragonkeeper (Sept. 4): In ancient China, young servant Ping discovers she can communicate with dragons. When she's asked to protect a dragon egg from a power-hungry adviser, Ping embarks on a perilous journey to save the dragons and, possibly, the empire.
- The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (Sept. 5): This reality series follows the fallout from a swinging scandal that rocked the Mormon influencer community, exposed by Taylor Frankie Paul, who revealed her involvement in "soft swinging" on #MomTok. The show explores how this revelation impacts the lives and careers of other influencers, particularly Whitney Leavitt and Mayci Neeley, as they navigate public perception and manage their business opportunities amid the controversy.
- The Feeling That the Time for Doing Something Has Passed (Sept. 12): This film offers a raw look into Ann's (a thirty-something woman) stagnant life in Brooklyn, focusing on her submissive relationships and the emotional inertia she feels. Structured in vignettes, it subtly hints at Ann’s potential for reclaiming control over her life.
- How to Die Alone (Sept. 12): After a near-death experience, Mel, a Black woman working at JFK airport, decides to radically change her life. Feeling stuck and having never been in love, she starts living on her own terms, taking bold steps to fulfill her dreams. Created by and starring Natasha Rothwell, this half-hour comedy explores self-discovery, resilience, and the humorous journey of taking control of one's life after a wake-up call.
- American Sports Story: Aaron Hernandez (Sept. 17): Based on the podcast “Gladiator: Aaron Hernandez and Football Inc.,” this series dives into the dark and complex life of NFL star Aaron Hernandez, tracing his journey from football success to criminal infamy.
- The Absence of Eden (Sept. 19): Esmeralda (Zoe Saldaña), fleeing a violent past, and Shipp (Garrett Hedlund), an ICE agent grappling with his conscience, cross paths in a border drama that explores the harsh realities of immigration enforcement and the human stories behind it.
- Murder in a Small Town (Sept. 24): Karl Alberg, seeking peace in Gibsons as the new police chief, quickly discovers the town's dark secrets. With the help of librarian Cassandra, he tackles a series of unsettling murders, blending crime-solving with budding romance.
- What You Wish For (Sept. 26): Chef Ryan seeks refuge in an exotic land but soon discovers the dark side of luxury when his friend Jack mysteriously vanishes. Ryan must navigate a dangerous world as he takes over Jack's high-stakes, life-threatening role.
- She Taught Love (Sept. 26): Former TV star Frank Cooper spirals into a life of self-destruction until he meets Mali Waters, a sports agent with a limited time to live. Their intense connection forces them to confront their pasts and embrace love before it's too late.
What’s Streaming on Max?
- Wise Guy: David Chase and the Sopranos (Sept. 6): This documentary delves into the life and career of David Chase, the creator of "The Sopranos." Set in a replica of Dr. Melfi's office, the film explores the origins of the series, Chase's creative journey, and how his personal experiences influenced the show. Featuring interviews with key figures like Lorraine Bracco, Edie Falco, and Michael Imperioli, it offers behind-the-scenes insights and early audition footage, shedding light on the making of one of TV's most influential dramas.
- Civil War (Sept. 12): Set in a near-future America torn apart by civil war, this dystopian action film centers on a fictional conflict where Texas and California team up against a corrupt president. The story follows a group of journalists led by photojournalist Lee Smith (Kirsten Dunst) navigating the dangerous, war-torn landscape. As they document the brutality and chaos, they face tough ethical questions about their role in the conflict.
- The Penguin (Sept. 18): Set in Gotham City's seedy underbelly, the story focuses on the ruthless rise of Oswald "Oz" Cobblepot, played by Colin Farrell. Following the city's catastrophic flooding, Oz seizes the opportunity to climb the criminal ladder and take control of Gotham's underworld. However, as he attempts to consolidate his power, he must contend with formidable adversaries like Sofia Falcone, portrayed by Cristin Milioti. This gritty narrative bridges the gap between The Batman and its upcoming sequel, delving into the dark, chaotic world Oz is determined to rule.
- I Saw the TV Glow (Sept. 19): Two teens, Owen and Maddy, become dangerously obsessed with a canceled TV show, leading them into a surreal nightmare where reality unravels. As their obsession deepens, the film explores themes of identity and the dark influence of media, using psychological horror and unsettling imagery to create a disturbing experience.
What’s Streaming on Netflix?
- The Perfect Couple (Sept. 4): Amelia Sacks is ready to marry into one of Nantucket's wealthiest families, but the celebration turns dark when a dead body is discovered on the morning of the wedding. What starts as a high-society affair quickly becomes a tense whodunit as secrets and suspicions arise, making everyone at the wedding a potential suspect. This six-episode limited series, based on Elin Hilderbrand's bestselling novel, blends mystery, romance, and crime, keeping viewers on edge as the truth unfolds.
- I Used to be Funny (Sept. 4): Sam, a stand-up comedian, struggles with depression after the girl she once nannied goes missing. The film explores Sam's trauma, her complicated relationship with the girl's family, and her journey toward healing, using a nonlinear narrative to dive into themes of recovery and human connection.
- Rebel Ridge (Sept. 5): Ex-marine Terry Richmond arrives in a small town to help his cousin but soon uncovers a web of corruption led by a ruthless police chief. Teaming up with a local court clerk, Terry fights back against the oppressive system in this gritty action thriller.
- Uglies (Sept. 12): Tally Youngblood eagerly awaits the cosmetic surgery that will make her "Pretty" in a world obsessed with uniform beauty. But as her transformation nears, she discovers the dark truths behind this seemingly perfect society. Based on Scott Westerfeld's dystopian novel, the film challenges societal norms and explores the price of conformity.
- His Three Daughters (Sept. 20): Three estranged sisters—Katie, Rachel, and Christina—reunite in their father's tiny apartment as he nears the end of his life. Each sister brings her baggage: Katie tries to control everything, Rachel is emotionally worn out from being the caretaker, and Christina wants to keep the peace. As they navigate the tension and grief of their father's final days, they're forced to confront their fractured relationships and the weight of their shared past. This drama dives deep into the messiness of family ties, making you think about how we deal with loss and each other.
- Nobody Wants This (Sept. 25): Joanne (Kristen Bell), a witty and sarcastic podcaster, co-hosts Nobody Wants This with her sister Morgan, where they tackle the absurdities of life. Things take an interesting turn when Joanne starts dating Noah Roklov (Adam Brody), a charming rabbi, forcing her to confront the challenges of interfaith relationships. As they grow closer, Joanne embarks on a journey of self-discovery, learning about Jewish culture and balancing the quirks of blending their worlds.
- Rez Ball (Sept. 26): A high school basketball team from a Native American community in New Mexico fights to stay in the game after losing their star players. This coming-of-age sports drama is about more than just winning; it's about the deep cultural ties and identity that "Rez Ball" represents for the team and their community.
What’s Streaming on Prime Video?
- Snack Shack (Sept. 2): If you enjoyed Superbad or Fast Times at Ridgemont High, you're in for a treat! In 1991, Nebraska, best friends Moose and AJ take on the challenge of running a snack shack at their local pool after their parents shut down their original plan for a homemade brewing operation. The summer is full of humor and hijinks, especially when both friends fall for the same lifeguard. But as things get tense, a sudden tragedy strikes, leading to a deeper bond between the boys.
- The Money Game (Sept. 9): This docuseries gives viewers an inside look at the 2023-2024 LSU Athletics season, featuring top athletes like gymnast Olivia Dunne, Heisman Trophy winner Jayden Daniels, and basketball stars Angel Reese and Flau'jae Johnson. It explores how the NCAA's new policy allowing athletes to profit from their name, image, and likeness (NIL) has transformed their lives and careers, highlighting their journeys as they navigate newfound fame and financial opportunities.
- A Very Royal Scandal (Sept. 18): Dive into the explosive 2019 interview between Prince Andrew and BBC's Emily Maitlis on Newsnight in this three-part biographical drama. The show depicts the build-up to the interview, its pivotal moments, and the profound aftermath that shook Prince Andrew's public standing and Emily Maitlis's career. With Michael Sheen portraying Prince Andrew and Ruth Wilson as Emily Maitlis, the series offers a gripping look at the intersection of royalty, media, and scandal.
- Ghostbusters: Frozen Empire (Sept. 18): Set three years after "Ghostbusters: Afterlife," the Spengler family and their friends return to New York City to revive the Ghostbusters business. However, their plans take a chilling turn when they uncover a cursed orb with the power to plunge the city—and possibly the entire world—into an ice age. The team, including original Ghostbusters Ray Stantz (Dan Aykroyd) and Winston Zeddemore (Ernie Hudson), must join forces with the new generation (including Paul Rudd and Mckenna Grace) to stop this ancient threat.
What’s Streaming on Everything Else?
- Slow Horses S4 (Sept. 4 – Streaming on Apple TV+): Jackson Lamb and his team of misfit British agents return to tackle a new case triggered by a major explosion in London. With Gary Oldman leading the charge as the cunning Jackson Lamb, this season promises even more twists, turns, and gritty spy drama as the team faces their toughest challenge yet.
- Primos (Sept. 10 – Streaming on Disney+): Tater Ramirez Humphrey's plans for a quiet summer take a wild turn when her mother invites 12 cousins to stay. What starts as chaos soon turns into a summer full of unexpected fun and family bonding.
- Fight Night: The Million Dollar Heist (Sept. 11 – Streaming on Peacock): Kevin Hart, Don Cheadle, and Samuel L. Jackson star in this tense series about the daring 1970 heist during Muhammad Ali's comeback fight. The story follows the dangerous investigation into the masked thieves who made off with over $1 million, as one of Atlanta's first Black detectives races to crack the case.
- Tulsa King S2 (Sept. 15 – Streaming on Paramount+): Sylvester Stallone is back as Dwight 'The General' Manfredi, now firmly entrenched in Tulsa's underworld. Season 2 sees Dwight facing off against the Kansas City mob and local enemies while dealing with family drama and unfinished business in New York. Expect plenty of action as he fights to expand and protect his empire.
- Agatha All Along (Sept. 17 – Streaming on Disney+): After the events of WandaVision, Agatha Harkness, played by Kathryn Hahn, is left powerless and stuck in the guise of a meddlesome neighbor. In this dark comedy spinoff, she embarks on a chaotic journey to regain her powers, encountering other witches and mystical beings. With a blend of dark humor and supernatural elements, the series dives into Agatha's quest to break free from Wanda Maximoff's spell.
- Brilliant Minds (Sept. 23 – Streaming on Peacock): Zachary Quinto stars as Dr. Oliver Wolf, a neurologist exploring the mysteries of the human brain in New York City. Inspired by Dr. Oliver Sacks' work, the series blends intriguing medical cases with the personal struggles of Wolf and his team, adding depth to this fast-paced medical drama.
Stream On, Stream On!
With so many new releases on the way, your watchlist is about to get a serious upgrade – we know ours did! As you can see, whether you’re into thrillers, comedies, or anything in between, there’s something for everyone this month. And to make sure you’re getting the most out of these new titles, be sure to check out the latest TVs and audio systems at Jones Appliance and TV. We’re here to answer any questions and help you get the binge-watching set-up of your dreams!