22 New TV Shows Everyone Will Be Talking About This September

FX's Sons of Anarchy spinoff series will follow JD Pardo's character, Ezekiel "EZ" Reyes, fresh out of prison, four years after Jax Teller's death. We'll also be given an inside look into the life of Marcus Alvarez (played by Emilio Rivera), whom we've only ever known as the antagonist in Sons of Anarchy. The first trailer was dropped during Comic-Con this year, and though spinoffs are not always successful, we have a feeling that this one will be.

Premiere date: Sept. 4

Based on the movie franchise of the same name, this USA Network series will show what happens when all crime — even murder — is legal for a 12-hour period and how the lives of small-town Americans intersect during this lawless night. Purge franchise writer James DeMonaco also serves as the writer for this project, and we're curious to see how the eerie concept will translate into a 10-episode series on the small screen. This trailer might give you an idea of what to expect.

Premiere date: Sept. 4

This new Fox sitcom is created by Lil Rel Howery, who stars on the show and is best known for his roles as Robert Carmichael in NBC's The Carmichael Show and as TSA officer Rod Williams in Get Out. Inspired by Howery's own life, the series follows title character Rel as he attempts to rebuild his life postdivorce as a single father on the West Side of Chicago. After watching the trailer, we can't wait to see Howery in a starring role.

Premiere date: Sept. 9

Based on Caroline Kepnes's bestselling novel of the same name, Lifetime's new series You will star Penn Badgley (best known as Dan Humphrey from Gossip Girl) as a bookstore manager with a case of fatal attraction. Once Upon a Time's Elizabeth Lail will star opposite Badgley as the object of his obsession, with Shay Mitchell and John Stamos also appearing. If you haven't watched it yet, check out the trailer so you can understand our obsession.

Premiere date: Sept. 9

On this new Netflix original talk show, comedian Norm Macdonald and his sidekick, Adam Eget, will host a variety of celebrity guests, engaging them in unexpected and irreverent conversations. With a lineup that includes Drew Barrymore, David Spade, Judge Judy, David Letterman, Jane Fonda, Chevy Chase, M. Night Shyamalan, Michael Keaton, and Lorne Michaels, it's safe to say we're pretty psyched for this one.

Premiere date: Sept. 14

Starring Tony Danza and Josh Groban and based on the Israeli TV show of the same name, this Netflix original series revolves around a disgraced former NYPD officer who lives with his son, an earnest NYPD detective who always plays by the rules. We're pretty sure this father-son dynamic will quickly get us hooked. If you're not convinced, check out the trailer.

Premiere date: Sept. 21

Have you ever wondered what would happen if 12 strangers took part in a mysterious three-day pharmaceutical drug trial that went totally awry? That's the premise of Netflix's highly anticipated original series Maniac. A dark comedy based on the Norwegian TV show of the same name, the show will center around two strangers (Emma Stone and Jonah Hill) who believe themselves to be living out a fantasy life while they're actually locked up in an institution. Intrigued? Just wait until you watch the trailer.

Premiere date: Sept. 21

Since one new medical drama is never enough, NBC is also premiering its own new show, following Dr. Max Goodwin as he becomes the medical director of one of the country's oldest public hospitals while also battling cancer. The series is based on Dr. Eric Manheimer's Twelve Patients: Life and Death at Bellevue Hospital, which documents his experience as former medical director at New York City's Bellevue Hospital. Watch the trailer to see why we're already in love with Ryan Eggold in this role.

Premiere date: Sept. 25

If you're looking for more ways to cry this Fall than just the third season of This Is Us, then ABC has the perfect new show to turn up the waterworks. A Million Little Things, created by DJ Nash, tells the story of four friends who must question everything they thought they knew when one of them unexpectedly leaps from his office window, shattering their image of his picture-perfect life. Watch the trailer to see who makes up the all-star cast.

Premiere date: Sept. 26

There hasn't been a great show with an all-senior cast since The Golden Girls, and that is where Fox's new sitcom comes in. The series will center around three male retirees ruling over their retirement community until a new woman arrives to challenge the status quo. The hilarious trailer gives us hope that this void will finally be filled.

Premiere date: Sept. 28