Stumped on what to watch this September? Well, you should know by now that GRAZIA’s Watchlist makes sure you never face this problem again. We’ve got an endless list of things for you to binge—dramas, mysteries, and even some lighthearted ones.
Lanterns
New episodes every Monday on HBO Max
Before Ryan Reynolds was Deadpool, he was Green Lantern—and this show might just avenge the vigilante through a different lens. Focusing on themes of mystery and sci-fi, this show will undoubtedly grasp your attention and leave you wanting more. The show features two cops, “Lantern” Hal Jordan and the new recruit, John Stewart, as the two investigate a murder they are adamant is an extraterrestrial occurrence. The episodes follow as the duo digs deeper into the case, eager to uncover what lies beneath the horrific crime.
Regular Show: The Lost Tapes
New episodes premiere September 21st on HBO Max
If you’ve watched the iconic animated series The Regular Show, you will know that this PG-friendly show is a hilariously great way to wind down and giggle. Well, the Cartoon Network favourite is back with Regular Show: The Lost Tapes, as we follow the iconic bird and raccoon cartoon characters in their many adventures. In this continued plotline, Mordecai and Rigby get a job at the park, and they definitely make the most of it.
Line of Fire
Premieres September 22nd on HBO Max
A family of law enforcement officers are threatened with an assassination as a result of the fall of a U.S. marshal. The family are then tasked with protecting one another; can they avoid the murderous assassin?
Tarung: Unforgiven
Premieres September 9th on Netflix
In honour of Malaysia Day, we have a Malaysian-made treasure. Hatta had promised that violence would stay in the past after a haunting tragedy, but when his sister is faced with medical bills, he has no choice but to push away his prudence and successfully gain a deal with a mobster by enrolling in an underground fighting tournament.
Help! I Wrecked My House
Season 4 premieres September 23rd on HBO Max
Ever watched a DIY home renovation and mentally decided that you could do it if you put your mind to it? In this show, designer Jasmine Roth helps homeowners fix the results of their disastrous DIY home projects. This is a great watch for those who prefer something low-stimulation and stress-free. Sit back with snacks, and watch the satisfying transformations happen.
Michael
Premieres September 25th on HBO Max
If you missed a chance to watch the King of Pop in theatres, HBO Max has got you covered, as they will be streaming Michael on their platform. No need for uncomfortable cinema chairs and awkward coughs; you’ll be able to watch the iconic movie from the comfort of your own home.
Earle Meets World
Premieres September 4th on Netflix
Wonder what goes on behind influencers and their real lives? Internet it-girl Alex Earle is getting her own reality show, where we’ll be seeing the unscripted and raw behind-the-scenes footage of her and her family. In this show, we’ll be finding out whether an influencer’s everyday life is as glamorous as it seems online.
Plastic Beauty
Premieres September 17th on Netflix
Fumi Numata is a gifted plastic surgeon who focuses on saving lives through her career. However, due to circumstances, she is transferred to cosmetic surgery, where she is then met with a famous cosmetic surgeon who thinks achieving beauty through surgery is akin to saving lives. The two are then on opposing ends regarding their career, holding very different views towards the purpose they hold as surgeons. Can they get along as coworkers?
A Different World
Premieres September 24th on Netflix
Dwayne Wayne and Whitley Gilbert are extraordinary people, and their youngest daughter, Deborah, finds it hard to live up to those expectations. Instead, she’d like to set her legacy. Upon enrolling at Hillman College as a freshman, she finds herself having a great time, even while being surrounded by Hillman’s many bright minds.
Delusion
Premieres September 24th on Netflix
A school teacher’s father faces dementia that worsens over time, making it difficult for them to uncover the truth when he is accused of murder. The town jumps to a conclusion that he is possessed, theorising that evil spirits caused him to be involved in the violent crime. Will justice be rightfully served?
The Gentlemen
Season 2 premieres September 3rd on Netflix
Eddie wants to expand the empire he inherited, as it is thriving more than ever. Whether Bobby agrees on this expansion or not, the former does not care—he is set on his vision. Meanwhile, Susie aims to diversify the business. Drama is definitely promised in season two of The Gentlemen.
MasterChef Asia
Premieres September 22nd on HBO Max
MasterChef Asia features 10 episodes of former contestants competing for the next title. Judges Edward Lee, Kelvin Cheung, and Pichaya S. will oversee challenges in Macao’s markets, Michelin star restaurants, and, of course, the iconic MasterChef kitchen. Tune in to watch former contestants return for one final shot at glory; only one will bear the title of MasterChef Asia
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