The Gentlemen, MobLand and more: 7 new series to watch in September

The Gentlemen, Season 2

• Genre: Crime, action, comedy
• Cast: Theo James, Kaya Scodelario, Ray Winstone, Vinnie Jones
• Release date: September 3

In the second season of Guy Ritchie’s series, Eddie Horniman and Susie Glass will continue building their criminal empire. This time, the characters will try to expand beyond the UK, but the Italian mafia will stand in their way.

Chad Powers

• Genre: Sports comedy

• Cast: Glen Powell, Perry Mattfeld, Quentin Plair

• Release date: September 3

The series follows Chad Powers, a football superstar whose behavior off the field raises plenty of suspicions. He must help the Catfish team make it to the college football playoffs.

Last seen

• Genre: Detective thriller

• Cast: Patrick Brammall, Maxine Peake, Brendan Cowell

• Release date: September 9

The Australian thriller follows a dispatcher who receives a disturbing phone call. He is told that his daughter may still be alive. The man refuses to come to terms with her disappearance and sets out on a dangerous search.

The Paper, Season 2

• Genre: Mockumentary comedy

• Cast: Domhnall Gleeson, Sabrina Impacciatore, Chelsea Frei

• Release date: September 9

In the second season, the employees of a small American newspaper face new adventures. After winning a journalism award, Ned decides to take on a major new story, but the investigation could put the future of the newspaper at risk.

The Crew Girl

• Genre: Young adult sports drama

• Cast: Miku Martineau, Sam Brown, Kyle Clark, Jessica Paré

• Release date: September 10

After a family scandal, 16-year-old Tegan Tao moves to a small town and enrolls in an elite prep school. There, she becomes the coxswain of the school’s boys’ rowing team. Tegan must prove that she can compete with the boys while navigating the challenges of growing up and her first romantic experiences.

MobLand, Season 2

• Genre: Crime drama

• Cast: Tom Hardy, Helen Mirren, Pierce Brosnan

• Release date: September 18

In the second season, the Harrigan family will try to stay united as new rivals threaten their criminal empire. Harry Da Souza, an experienced and dangerous "fixer," will find himself caught between conflicts within the family. Tensions will rise, and the fight for power will become increasingly brutal.

Youth

• Genre: Comedy, dramedy

• Cast: Sharon Horgan, Rupert Friend, Harriet Walter

• Release date: September 20

HBO’s new comedy-drama follows 50-year-old Alex, who has gone through a divorce and is trying to rebuild her personal life. She is looking for love and intimacy while also caring for her elderly parents and adult son.