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The fall season is finally here, and as usual, this means a whole new crop of new television shows to ease us into the colder months. When you factor in streaming services, there are now more options than ever, so we\u2019ve weeded through to select some of the most promising series premiering this fall. Whether you enjoy comedies, dramas, or even something to get you in the mood for spooky season, there\u2019s something for everyone on this list.<\/p>\n
More than 10 years after NBC\u2019s The Office<\/em> went off the air, Peacock has finally given in to fan demand with the spinoff, The Paper<\/em>. Set in Toledo, Ohio, the same documentary crew from the latter series is now following the employees of a fictional newspaper, the Toledo Truth-Teller, as they attempt to restore the publication to its former glory. The series stars Domhnall Gleeson as Ned Sampson, the paper\u2019s new editor-in-chief, Sabrina Impacciatore (The White Lotus<\/em>), and returning cast member Oscar Nunez, among others, in a diverse ensemble cast.<\/p>\n The Paper<\/em> premiered on Peacock<\/a> Sept. 4, all 10 episodes are currently streaming.<\/p>\n Native American filmmaker Sterlin Harjo, who co-created the critically acclaimed FX series Reservation Dogs<\/em>, is back with a new series, The Lowdown<\/em>. The series stars Ethan Hawke as Lee Raybon, \u201ca man who knows too much\u201d who gets himself caught up in a criminal conspiracy. Rounding out the excellent cast are Tim Blake Nelson, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Kyle MacLachlan, Keith David, and Peter Dinklage.<\/p>\n The Lowdown<\/em> premieres on FX<\/a> on Sept. 23, with episodes steaming the next day on Hulu.<\/p>\n Bill Skarsg\u00e5rd reprises his role from It<\/em> (2017) and It Chapter Two<\/em> (2019) in this prequel series set in the fictional town of Derry, Maine. The series jumps back to 1962, when a couple and their son move to Derry just as a local boy disappears. \u201cWith their arrival, very bad things begin to happen in the town,\u201d the description reads. Interestingly enough, the series features another Stephen King character, Dick Hallorann, the telepathic chef from The Shining<\/em>.<\/p>\n It: Welcome to Derry<\/em> premieres on HBO<\/a> on Oct. 26.<\/p>\n Mare of Easttown<\/em> creator Brad Ingelsby is back with another gritty crime drama set in the Philadelphia area. This time, FBI agent Tom Brandis (Mark Ruffalo) is put in charge of a task force to investigate a string of violent robberies orchestrated by sanitation worker and family man Robbie Prendergrast (Tom Pelphrey), who robs trap houses operated by drug gangs\u2014that is, until he gets way in over his head.<\/p>\n Task<\/em> premiered on HBO<\/a> on Sept. 7, the first two episodes are currently streaming.<\/p>\n This psychological thriller based on the Michelle Frances novel of the same name stars Robin Wright as overbearing mother Laura Sanderson who becomes threatened when her son Daniel (Laurie Davidson) begins dating a mysterious young woman, Cherry Laine (Olivia Cooke). Tensions very quickly come to a head as the limited series depicts the opposing viewpoints of the two women in Daniel\u2019s life vying for his attention.<\/p>\n The Girlfriend<\/em> premiered on Prime Video<\/a> on Sept. 10, all six episodes are streaming.<\/p>\n This new CBS original workplace comedy is set in the one place universally reviled by pretty much everyone on the planet. Led by the always wonderful Tim Meadows, the comedic cast includes Molly Kearney (Saturday Night Live<\/em>) Australian actress Harriet Dyer (No Activity<\/em>), and Tony Cavalero (The Righteous Gemstones<\/em>).<\/p>\n DMV<\/em> premieres on CBS<\/a> on Oct. 13.<\/p>\n Created by Canadian actor and comedian Mae Martin, Wayward<\/em> exposes the dark underbelly of a \u201cpleasant yet sinister town\u201d that\u2019s home to a school for wayward teens, but all is not what it seems. Toni Collette stars as Evelyn Wade, the malevolent headmaster of the fictional Tall Pines Academy, from which children keep disappearing. Martin plays police officer Alex Dempsey, who begins investigating the disappearances after moving to the town with his wife Laura (Sarah Gadon), an alumni from Tall Pines Academy.<\/p>\n Wayward<\/em> premieres on Netflix<\/a> on Sept. 25.<\/p>\n Glen Powell has already proven he\u2019s got comedic chops, and Chad Powers<\/em> gives him an entire series to flex them. Powell stars as Russ Holliday, a \u201cformerly an arrogant, narcissistic college quarterback whose career has been nuked after disgracing himself in a championship game.\u201d As such, he disguises himself as the titular Chad Powers in an attempt to get a fresh start playing for another college team. The supporting cast also features some comedic \u00a0heavy hitters including Steve Zahn and Toby Huss.<\/p>\n Chad Powers<\/em> premieres on Hulu<\/a> on Sept. 30.<\/p>\n Ryan Murphy\u2019s biographical crime drama anthology series is back for a third season, this time focusing on real life convicted murderer and suspected serial killer Ed Gein, portrayed by Charlie Hunnam (Sons of Anarchy<\/em>). Rounding out the stellar cast are Laurie Metcalf as Augusta, Gein\u2019s mother, and Tom Hollander, who plays director Alfred Hitchcock. Given the success of the first two seasons, focusing on serial killer Jeffrey Dahmer and convicted murderers Lyle and Erik Menendez, respectively, it seems safe to say that Murphy has got another winning formula on his hands.<\/p>\n Monster: The Ed Gein Story<\/em> premieres on Netflix<\/a> on October. 3.<\/p>\n The long-awaited follow-up from Breaking Bad<\/em> creator Vince Gilligan is a science fiction drama starring Rhea Seehorn, the breakout star from Gilligan\u2019s\u00a0Better Call Saul<\/em>. Not much is currently known about the series, which simply has the logline, \u201cthe most miserable person on Earth must save the word from happiness. But given Gilligan\u2019s involvement, we can almost certainly expect another hit.<\/p>\n Pluribus<\/em> premieres on Apple TV+<\/a> on Nov. 7.<\/p>\n In this six-episode docuseries, Cecilie Fjellh\u00f8y from The Tinder Swindler<\/em> partners with female private investigator Brianne Joseph in order to to help other victims of romance scams and fraud get their lives back, as well as revenge.<\/p>\n Love Con Revenge<\/em> premiered on Netflix<\/a> on Sept. 5, all six episodes are currently streaming.<\/p>\n Jude Law and Jason Bateman play brothers in this Netflix crime drama about the owner of a New York City hotspot (Law) who allows his chaotic brother (Bateman) back in his life and return to the family business. However, in doing so, he opens the door to escalating dangers that threaten to destroy everything he\u2019s built.<\/p>\n Black Rabbit<\/em> premiered on Netflix<\/a> on Sept. 18, all eight episodes are currently streaming.<\/p>\n In this upcoming crime drama for Apple TV+, Jessica Chastain stars as a woman who infiltrates online hate groups to prevent large-scale public attacks. The series is based on a real-life true story published in Cosmopolitan in August 2019 titled, \u201cIs It Possible to Stop a Mass Shooting Before It Happens?\u201d<\/p>\n The Savant<\/em> premieres on Apple TV+<\/a> on Sept. 26.<\/p>\n In this upcoming miniseries, Claire Danes plays an acclaimed author who retreats from public life following the death of her young son. However, when the house next door is bought by by \u201cfamed and formidable real estate mogul\u201d Nile Jarvis (Matthew Rhys), she finds an unlikely inspiration for a new book, as well as finding herself in a dangerous game of cat and mouse.<\/p>\n The Beast in Me premieres on Netflix<\/a> on Nov. 13.<\/p>\n This spinoff of the long-running crime procedural NCIS<\/em> stars Michael Weatherly as Anthony DiNozzo and Cote de Pablo as Ziva David, a couple of former agents and now co-parents who are framed in a dangerous cyber attack conspiracy. While they attempt to solve the mystery, the couple must go on the run to stay alive and clear their names.<\/p>\n NCIS: Tony & Ziva<\/em> premiered on Paramount Plus<\/a> on Sept. 4, five out of 10 episodes are currently streaming.<\/p>\n<\/p><\/div>\nThe Lowdown<\/em>, FX\/Hulu<\/h2>\n
IT: Welcome to Derry<\/em>, HBO<\/h2>\n
Task<\/em>, HBO<\/h2>\n
The Girlfriend<\/em>, Prime Video<\/h2>\n
DMV<\/em>, CBS<\/h2>\n
Wayward<\/em>, Netflix<\/h2>\n
Chad Powers<\/em>, Hulu<\/h2>\n
Monster: The Ed Gein Story<\/em>, Netflix<\/h2>\n
Pluribus<\/em>, Apple TV+<\/h2>\n
Love Con Revenge<\/em>, Netflix<\/h2>\n
Black Rabbit<\/em>, Netflix<\/h2>\n
The Savant<\/em>, Apple TV+<\/h2>\n
The Beast in Me<\/em>, Netflix<\/h2>\n
NCIS: Tony & Ziva<\/em>, Paramount Plus<\/h2>\n