As autumn approaches, television enthusiasts can look forward to a diverse lineup of returning series and fresh content, spanning dramas, comedies, documentaries, and various entertainment formats. Notable shows on the horizon include “Slow Horses” and “Black Doves,” alongside new projects featuring well-known actors such as Sharon Horgan, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Jodie Comer, and Matthew Macfadyen. The season promises an eclectic mix of narratives and genres to capture viewers’ attention in the upcoming months.
Joe Lycett is set to charm audiences with “The Lycett Arms,” his latest endeavor following “Late Night Lycett.” This new format situates him in an east London pub, where he will host a weekly hour of comedy, conversation, and celebrity appearances, premiering on Channel 4 on September 4. Meanwhile, the drama “Last Seen” stars Patrick Brammall as ex-police officer Ian Ridley, whose investigation into a young girl’s remains stirs memories of his daughter’s mysterious disappearance. This six-part series will unfold on Apple TV starting September 9.
Returning to the world of espionage, “Slow Horses” resumes for a sixth season on Apple TV on September 16, with Gary Oldman, Kristin Scott Thomas, and Jack Lowden back in action. The new season introduces Lenny Rush to the cast as the Slough House team faces heightened threats due to missing MI5 records. On HBO Max, Sharon Horgan leads “Youth,” debuting on September 20, where she portrays Alex, a woman navigating the challenges of aging, motherhood, and the impact of her former partner’s relocation.
Adding to the lineup of fresh series, Woody Harrelson and Matthew McConaughey star in “Brothers,” a comedy inspired by their real-life friendship and the humorous speculation about their familial ties. This show will be available on Apple TV as of September 23. The beloved “Strictly Come Dancing” introduces a new presenting team with Johannes Radebe, Emma Willis, and Josh Widdicombe, and a star-studded lineup, including Shaun Wright-Phillips and Delta Goodrem, set to grace BBC One this September.
As the year progresses, viewers can anticipate the return of “The Great British Bake Off,” with Nigella Lawson joining the judging panel on Channel 4. Catherine Zeta-Jones stars in “Kill Jackie,” a thriller about a former cocaine dealer on Prime Video from October 2. Meanwhile, the drama “War,” featuring Sienna Miller and Dominic West, explores the disintegration of a marriage, available on Sky/Now starting the same day. The autumn television landscape promises a rich tapestry of storytelling, ensuring audiences have a variety of intriguing options to enjoy.