Returns American Horror Story on September 25 with its thirteenth season, turning a number famous for bad luck into the perfect theme for one of television’s most recognizable horror franchises. Launches the new season with a three-episode premiere, making it an easy choice for viewers planning a late-night horror marathon.

Brings the series back several familiar names from its past, including Sarah Paulson, Evan Peters, Angela Bassett, Kathy Bates, and Emma Roberts. Builds the new chapter on a franchise known for seasons such as Murder House, Coven, Hotel, and Apocalypse, while keeping much of the upcoming story under wraps. Makes that combination of returning stars and fresh mysteries Season 13 one of September’s most intriguing picks for horror fans.

Returns Chad Powers for a second season on September 3, with all episodes available together for viewers who prefer a full-season binge. Brings Glen Powell back as Chad while pushing the comedy beyond the football field as suspicions surrounding his unusual behavior continue to grow.

Places Russ and Danny under increasing pressure to maintain Chad’s identity while helping Catfish chase a place in the College Football Playoff. Add Coach Hudson and Gerry growing more suspicious and Ricky becoming an essential but reluctant part of the plan, and the secret becomes increasingly difficult to protect. Blends football, comedy, and hidden identity drama into a lighter September watch for sports fans.

Takes The Real Rooneys viewers away from stadiums and into the personal life of one of British football’s best-known families. Arrives the series on Disney+ on September 24, offering a behind-the-scenes look at Wayne Rooney, Coleen Rooney, and their family as they enter a new stage of their lives.

Follows Wayne as his attention shifts from football management toward his responsibilities as a father, while Coleen prepares for a new chapter of her own. Offers the series football followers a different perspective on a familiar name, replacing match results and career pressures with family life and the challenges that continue once the spotlight moves beyond the pitch.