Netflix is set to captivate audiences this September 2025 with a robust lineup of new content, spearheaded by the highly anticipated second part of "Wednesday" Season 2, the debut of the miniseries "Black Rabbit," and the historical drama "House of Guinness." These additions promise to cater to a wide spectrum of viewer tastes, offering compelling narratives and engaging performances.
"Wednesday" Season 2, Part 2, continues the darkly whimsical journey of Jenna Ortega's titular character at Nevermore Academy. The upcoming episodes will see Wednesday facing significant challenges as she strives to recover her psychic abilities, a crucial element in protecting her friends from impending dangers. The series is slated to premiere on September 3, 2025.
The crime drama miniseries "Black Rabbit" features a star-studded cast, including Jude Law as Jake Friedken, a successful restaurant owner whose life takes a perilous turn when his brother, Vince, portrayed by Jason Bateman, seeks refuge from dangerous loan sharks. The series, which delves into the complexities of brotherhood and the criminal underworld, debuts on September 18, 2025. The eight-episode series has been described as a propulsive thrill ride examining how an unbreakable bond between two brothers can ultimately shatter their world.
From the acclaimed creator of "Peaky Blinders," Steven Knight, comes "House of Guinness." This 19th-century drama chronicles the lives of the children of the Guinness brewery founders, exploring themes of power, rebellion, and intricate family scandals following the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness. The series, which has drawn comparisons to "Succession" and "Downton Abbey," premieres on September 25, 2025, with all eight episodes available simultaneously. The drama is set between 1860s Dublin and New York, highlighting the family's struggle to maintain and expand the iconic brewery.
Further enriching the September schedule are the return of "Love Is Blind: Brazil" Season 5 on September 10, uniquely featuring singles over 50 years old ready to find love. "Alice in Borderland" Season 3 also makes its return on September 25, with protagonists Arisu and Usagi facing new perilous games. Rounding out the notable releases is the romantic comedy "A Paris Errada," arriving September 12, which follows a woman who mistakenly travels to Paris, Texas, instead of Paris, France, leading to unexpected romantic entanglements.
Netflix's September slate offers a diverse array of storytelling, from supernatural teen drama and gritty crime thrillers to sweeping historical sagas and heartwarming romantic comedies, ensuring a compelling viewing experience for all subscribers.