New On Netflix, Disney+, And More: 6 Streaming Shows And Movies To Watch This Week (September 15 – 21)

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There’s always a ton of great content available on streaming services each week. From shows like *Only Murders in the Building* to *The Great British Baking Show*, there’s something new to enjoy. And this week is no exception – even more new shows and movies are being released!

Futurama, Season 13 – September 15 (Hulu)

Futurama keeps coming back, even after being cancelled and revived several times on different channels. Now, you can continue following Fry, Leela, and the crew with a Hulu subscription. Plus, a new season is already planned for release next year.

Elio – September 17 (Disney+)

Pixar used to have a winning streak, creating beloved characters and launching many successful franchises. Recently, however, their original films haven’t performed well in theaters, and *Elio*, about a boy searching for belonging among the stars, is the latest example. Despite this, *Elio* is a worthwhile film, and Disney+ subscribers should definitely give it a watch.

Gen V, Season 2 – September 17 (Prime Video)

Both *The Boys* and its related shows are major draws for Prime Video subscribers. As the original series nears its end, the college-based spinoff *Gen V* is back for a second season this week. We’ll finally see how the events of *The Boys* have affected these characters, and fans can expect more of the intense, adult-oriented superhero action the franchise is known for.

The Morning Show, Season 4 – September 17 (Apple TV+)

Season 4 of Apple TV+’s original series, *The Morning Show*, is now available. Reese Witherspoon and Jennifer Aniston reprise their roles, alongside familiar and new faces. If you’ve been following this drama about network television, make sure you have an Apple TV+ subscription so you don’t miss the latest episodes.

Black Rabbit September 18 (Netflix)

I wasn’t sure what to expect from a Jude Law and Jason Bateman pairing, but the new film *Black Rabbit* looks promising and could be worth subscribing to Netflix for this week. Bateman plays a man struggling with bad luck who owes money to criminals. He asks his successful brother, played by Law, for assistance, but accidentally pulls him into a dangerous criminal world as well.

Tulsa King, Season 3 – September 21 (Paramount+)

Sylvester Stallone’s show, *Tulsa King*, quickly became popular on Paramount+, and a third season is on the way. While details are still under wraps, we know Samuel L. Jackson will join the cast as a new character, and his role is being set up for its own future series called *NOLA King*.

Good news for fans of *Slow Horses* and *Marvel Zombies*! Both shows are coming out very soon, before the end of September.

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2025-09-15 19:08