6 September TV Shows Everyone's Going to Be Talking About
Though you may be mourning the passing of the summer months, we hope you find solace in this: your couch has never looked cozier. Welcome to September, the single greatest month for new television. Ready, set ... BINGE.
The I-Land (Netflix, Sept. 12)
From the looks of it, Kate Bosworth's new Netflx series is something akin to Fyre Festival meets Lost — aka the ultimate millennial binge watch.
Couples Therapy (Showtime, Sept. 6)
This new documentary series follows real-life couples as they work out their relationship issues with a therapist — and a "prestige" audience.
Bless the Harts (Fox, Sept. 29)
Fox's new animated comedy trails The Harts, a Southern, working class family voiced by Kristen Wiig, Maya Rudolph, Jillian Bell, and Ike Barinholtz.
Evil (CBS, Sept. 26)
From the husband-wife duo behind the Good Wife comes a drama series about an unlikely trio investigating demonic possessions and other unexplained phenomenons tied to the Catholic church.
The Politician (Netflix, Sept. 27)
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Ryan Murphy Glee-ifies the student council scene with help from Jessica Lange and Gwyneth Paltrow in the first project to figure into the TV mogul's five-year Netflix deal.
Unbelievable (Netflix, Sept. 13)
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Kaitlyn Dever stars as a teen accused of lying about her rape, while Toni Collette and Merritt Wever play detectives determined to prove the truth in this Katie Couric-produced miniseries.