September is a strong month for Disney+ and Hulu: the big headliners are the streaming debut of Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu, FX’s American Horror Story: 13, the Snowfall spin-off The Drop, and new seasons of Chad Powers, Made in Korea, Futurama, and It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Disney’s schedule notes that availability can vary by region and may change.press.disneyplus+1

Major originals

Date	Title	Service	What it is
Sept. 2	Star Wars: The Mandalorian and Grogu	Disney+	The feature-film continuation of Din Djarin and Grogu’s story. With the Empire fallen but warlords scattered across the galaxy, the New Republic brings the Mandalorian bounty hunter and his young apprentice into the fight. Pedro Pascal stars; Jon Favreau directs. press.disneyplus
Sept. 2	LEGO Star Wars: The Mandalorian	Disney+	A family-friendly, comedic LEGO retelling of all three seasons of The Mandalorian. Expect the core story beats—Mando meeting Grogu and resisting the remnants of the Empire—plus the franchise’s usual self-aware LEGO humor. press.disneyplus+1
Sept. 3	Chad Powers — Season 2	Hulu	The sports comedy returns with the secret behind Russ/“Chad” becoming harder to keep. Chad is succeeding on the field, but his strange behavior raises suspicions as the team pushes toward the College Football Playoff. The full season arrives at once. press.disneyplus
Sept. 8	FX’s The Drop: A Snowfall Saga	Hulu	A Snowfall spin-off centered on Wanda Bell and Leon Simmons. It shifts to 1990s Los Angeles, where they try to reinvent themselves amid the fallout of the crack epidemic and the rise of West Coast rap. press.disneyplus
Sept. 9	Made in Korea — Season 2	Disney+ and Hulu	A Korean crime thriller in which Baek Kitae’s power has grown after he frames his rival, prosecutor Jang Geonyoung. With political instability spreading, their long-running conflict escalates into a no-rules revenge battle. press.disneyplus
Sept. 16	City of Blood	Disney+ and Hulu	A dystopian Berlin thriller based on a European graphic novel. Estranged sisters Bea and Phoebe reunite in a climate-ravaged city where vampires control organized crime and are seeking political power. All episodes drop together. press.disneyplus+1
Sept. 16	Minimum Security	Disney+ and Hulu	A new Hulu Original arriving as a full-season binge. Disney’s release schedule confirms the premiere, though it does not provide a synopsis in its September guide. press.disneyplus
Sept. 16	Unexpected Loves	Disney+ and Hulu	Another Hulu Original full-season release. The official monthly listing confirms the date and all-episodes rollout, but does not yet provide story details. press.disneyplus
Sept. 24	FX’s American Horror Story: 13	Hulu	The anthology horror series returns with a three-episode premiere. The 13th installment brings back familiar cast members and is positioned as a large-scale crossover-style chapter drawing on the show’s previous seasons. press.disneyplus+1
Sept. 26	Chilean Mine Rescue: Race Against Time	Disney+ and Hulu	Documentary series about the 2010 Chilean mine disaster, when 33 miners were trapped more than half a mile underground. It uses archive material and interviews with miners and rescuers to reconstruct the 69-day effort to get them out. press.disneyplus

Returning shows and weekly viewing

Futurama Season 14 continues on Hulu each Monday from September 7, with the season finale on September 28. This run promises the usual far-future absurdity—space pirates, lab-grown meat, scams, and a story involving Dr. Zoidberg’s lost love.press.disneyplus
FX’s It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia Season 18 continues on Hulu Mondays. The Gang’s new misadventures involve workplace automation, conspiracy theories, LARPing, the McPoyles, a Renaissance Faire, and attempts to rehabilitate their image by sponsoring Little League.press.disneyplus
Dancing with the Stars Season 35 launches live on Disney+ at 8 p.m. ET on September 15, with the second live night on September 16. Episodes then arrive on Hulu the following day. Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough host, while Carrie Ann Inaba, Bruno Tonioli, and Derek Hough judge.press.disneyplus
Project Runway Season 22 reaches its finale on September 10; Project Runway All-Stars Seasons 1–3 arrive September 29 across Disney+ and Hulu.press.disneyplus
Flex X Cop Season 2 continues through September 19. It follows the unruly officer Isoo, newly assigned to a violent-crimes team led by his former, deeply disliked academy drill instructor—now his partner.press.disneyplus

Movies and specials

Disney+

September 4 — Spider-Man: Far From Home and Spider-Man: No Way Home. The two Tom Holland Spider-Man entries arrive together: one follows Peter on a European school trip after Endgame; the other turns into a multiverse event after his identity is exposed.press.disneyplus
September 13 — Kraven the Hunter. Sony’s Marvel antihero film joins Disney+; it centers on Sergei Kravinoff, the formidable hunter from Spider-Man’s rogues’ gallery.press.disneyplus
September 25 — Marvel’s Spidey and the Avengers: Halloween Team-Up!. A kid-oriented seasonal special from the animated Marvel preschool universe.press.disneyplus
September 27 — The Simpsons Season 37. The next season of Springfield stories begins streaming on Disney+.press.disneyplus
Family animation: Disney Jr. Ariel – The Little Mermaid Season 2 episodes arrive September 1; Pokémon: Indigo League gets additional Season 1 episodes September 9; CoComelon: The Melon Patch Episodes 1–10 arrive September 21; and SuperKitties: Howl-O-Ween Charm lands September 29.press.disneyplus

Hulu

September 1 catalog drop: The Bob’s Burgers Movie, Coraline, Jennifer’s Body, Inglourious Basterds, Moneyball, ParaNorman, Jurassic World: Fallen Kingdom, and the first two Ice Age sequels give Hulu a broad animation, comedy, horror, and blockbuster mix.press.disneyplus
September 7 — Poor Things. Yorgos Lanthimos’s surreal dark comedy-fantasy starring Emma Stone, about a woman revived and set loose to discover the world on her own terms.press.disneyplus
September 8 — Babylon. Damien Chazelle’s sprawling, chaotic story of Hollywood’s transition from silent movies to sound.press.disneyplus
September 12 — Suzume. Makoto Shinkai’s animated fantasy drama, available dubbed and subtitled, about a teenager drawn into a journey to close supernatural doors causing disasters across Japan.press.disneyplus
September 21 — Wicked. The first half of the musical adaptation arrives on Hulu, following Elphaba and Glinda before the events of The Wizard of Oz.press.disneyplus
September 27 — A Complete Unknown. The Bob Dylan biographical drama, focused on the young musician’s arrival in New York’s folk scene and rise to prominence.press.disneyplus
September 30 — Jujutsu Kaisen 0. The anime prequel film, available dubbed and subtitled, follows Yuta Okkotsu before the events of the main Jujutsu Kaisen series.press.disneyplus

Live events and documentaries

Sept. 2 — 9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later. A documentary/special marking the 25th anniversary of the September 11 attacks, available on both Disney+ and Hulu.press.disneyplus
Sept. 11 — 9/11 Tribute in Light: Live from Lower Manhattan. An ABC News Live special at 8 p.m. ET, streaming on both services.press.disneyplus
Sept. 18–19 — iHeartRadio Music Festival livestream. Two live nights from Las Vegas’ T-Mobile Arena, featuring a cross-genre concert lineup and collaborations.press.disneyplus+1
Sept. 19–20 — KeSPA Hanwha Life Invitational. Two days of esports programming on Disney+.press.disneyplus
Sept. 18 — Magicampers: Shorts Season 2. Short-form animated stories about Darly and Loomis, best friends attending a day camp for magical creatures on a fantastical island.press.disneyplus
Sept. 10 — Crime in Progress Season 1 and MonsterQuest Seasons 3–4. Both arrive on Disney+ and Hulu, alongside a fresh batch of reality, paranormal, crime, and investigative programming throughout the month.press.disneyplus

The cleanest “don’t miss” shortlist is: The Mandalorian and Grogu for blockbuster Star Wars, City of Blood for a complete sci-fi/thriller binge, The Drop for prestige crime drama, American Horror Story: 13 for horror, and Wicked or A Complete Unknown for recent movie-night picks.