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The Circle season 7, Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 and so much more to stream this week (Sept. 9-13)

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As a seasoned gamer and TV enthusiast with over two decades of binge-watching under my belt, I must say that fall TV is like Christmas for me! The week starting September 9th is a veritable smorgasbord of entertainment, catering to every taste from reality drama to comedy.

You don’t just sense that autumn is approaching due to the cold mornings and dropping temperatures, but also because a multitude of fresh and returning TV shows are being streamed. Autumn television programming has arrived, my friends! The week from September 9th to September 13th offers a variety for everyone, including reality, comedy, and much more.

Wondering about your viewing plans for the week ahead? We’ve got you covered! Here’s a handy guide with all the shows and movies available for streaming this week, ensuring you don’t miss anything exciting.

Attention! This coming week, the series “The Circle” returns on Netflix, with episodes 1-4 releasing on September 11th. The second set of episodes (5-8) will be available on September 18th, followed by episodes 9-12 on September 25th, and finally the grand finale on October 2nd. Netflix typically follows this release pattern for “The Circle,” although I must admit I’d prefer if the finale was part of the third batch instead of having its own week.

What to stream this week (Sept. 9-13)

  • My Brilliant Friend season 4 on HBO, Sept. 9
  • The Circle season 7 on Netflix, Sept. 11
  • The Old Man season 2 on FX and Hulu, Sept. 11 (FX) and Sept. 12 (Hulu)
  • Emily in Paris season 4 part 2 on Netflix, Sept. 12
  • Tulsa King season 2 on Paramount+, Sept. 13
  • How to Die Alone on Hulu, Sept. 13
  • Three Women season 2 on Starz, Sept. 13

Another show we’re excited to check out from this list is How to Die Alone on Hulu. The comedy-drama stars Natasha Rothwell as Melissa, a woman who has pretty much given up on her dreams. It’s not until Melissa experiences a near-death situation that she realizes it’s never too late to fight for what makes you happy. We can already tell this will be a motivational, yet hilarious, show! Stream it on Hulu when it drops all episodes on Sept. 13. 

To wrap things up, let’s draw attention to “Three Women” season 2 on Starz. The first season was previously released by Showtime back in February this year (16th). Unfortunately, Showtime opted not to air the second season and removed it from their upcoming lineup. Luckily, Starz has taken over and will be rolling out the second season as weekly episodes.

What will you be streaming this week? If there a series you think should be added to our list?

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2024-09-09 15:27

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