What's new on Netflix in September 2024 (and what's leaving)?

Key Takeaways

Exciting upcoming series include the murder mystery “The Perfect Couple,” and the conclusion of “Emily in Paris.”
The familial drama “His Three Daughters” features an impressive trio of actresses.
It’s your last chance to watch the Back to the Future trilogy as well as the stylish horror-comedy, Bodies Bodies Bodies.

As the calendar turns a page and seasons start to change, it’s the time of year when summer blockbusters give way to fall dramas, and TV shows seem to just get a little cozier and more comforting. That’s the case with some of the more exciting content that’s coming to Netflix this September, with high-minded dramas, impressive actors, and some titles that warm that felt coming to the streaming service.

Here’s everything thats coming to and leaving Netflix this September, as well as a few titles you definitely don’t want to miss.

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The Perfect Couple

Murder among the 1%

Nicole Kidman headlines this murder mystery drama based on a 2018 bestselling book by Elin Hildenbrand. The story follows the secrets of a wealthy Nantucket family who comes together for a wedding. When a dead body turns up, they all become murder suspects. The synopsis and trailer is giving Big Little Lies and White Lotus vibes, in part because of the presence of Kidman as well as Meghann Fahy. It also looks very pretty and lots of fun, even if it reminds me of other, potentially better series. Still, who doesn’t enjoy seeing wealthy people collapse under their own drama?

The entire six-episode series becomes available on September 5.

Emily in Paris – Season 4, Part 2

Guilty pleasure

The conclusion of Netflix’s increasingly popular and very online show Emily in Paris hits Netflix after dropping Part One in August. The outrageous show is the kind of perfect, mindless yet captivating story that’s easy to watch and just as easy to roll your eyes at. I don’t anticipate many surprises here, but with Emily taking a holiday across Europe, there will be lots of pretty new outfits and scenery to take in. It’s definitely a show you’ll want to binge as soon as it drops and embrace all the chatter around it before it’s on to the next show. You can watch the second half of the season starting September 12.

His Three Daughters

Festival-circuit drama

After getting its World Premiere at the Toronto International Film Festival, this family drama starring a trio of very talented actresses comes to Netflix. His Three Daughters stars Carrie Coon, Elizabeth Olsen, and Natasha Lyonne as estranged sisters who reconnect upon the failing health of their father. It is projects as an intimate, intense, and emotional story that offers a worthy transition from the fun, silly films of summer into the more dramatic, festival-circuit stories of the fall. Get cozy and ready to feel all the feels with this movie.What’s coming to Netflix in September?