Everything New on Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, HBO Max and Peacock This Week (Sept. 7–13, 2026)

Thursday is the crowded one: three services hand over three complete seasons within the same few hours. Wednesday belongs to Peacock alone.

What landed Monday, Sept. 7?

A quiet opener. HBO Max started Colisión, the Telemundo Studios drama that will release in batches through an Oct. 26 finale, and Peacock put up Fan Level Midnight: Devoted to The Office, a six-part look at the sitcom's fandom. Hulu added the seventh Futurama, and Netflix carried WWE Raw live at 8 p.m. ET. Full detail sits in Monday's rundown.

What landed Tuesday, Sept. 8?

Netflix's day, three ways. DANG! arrives complete at eight episodes — an adult animated comedy from Titmouse and Universal Television, voiced by Stephanie Hsu, Poppy Liu and creator Andrew Law, with Mike Schur among the executive producers.

Fauda returns for an eleven-episode fifth season, its first since 2022, sending Doron undercover in Marseille. The service also adds the standup special Stavros Halkias: Uncle Stav and Untold: Mr. T – I Pity the Fool.

Elsewhere: FX begins The Drop: A Snowfall Saga at 9 p.m., streaming on Hulu from Wednesday morning; Food Network starts Bobby Flay's The Line, which HBO Max carries; and Bravo opens season 16 of The Real Housewives of New York City, on Peacock the next day.

What landed Wednesday, Sept. 9?

Confirmed: all ten episodes of The Paper's second season opened on Peacock at 3 a.m. ET, complete, with nothing held back. Domhnall Gleeson's Ned chases an investigative story against a local private club after the paper's awards run — timing and cast sit on our dedicated release-time page.

Why Did I Get Married Again? also went up on Netflix worldwide, Tyler Perry's third film in the franchise and the first since 2010. Apple TV opened Last Seen with two of six episodes and runs weekly to Oct. 7. Hulu and Disney+ started the final season of Made in Korea — six episodes, two a week, ending Sept. 23 — and The Shards closed its first season. Prime Video's Reacher reached episode seven of eight, "Vote for Sampson." The full Wednesday list is here.

What landed Thursday, Sept. 10?

The biggest day of the week, and it does not stop in the morning — two of its headline events are after dark.

• Crew Girl — eight episodes, Netflix, 3 a.m. ET (drop times by zone, runtime and cast). Netflix also opened the seven-part Dutch thriller The Perfect Lie, adapted from Saskia Noort's De Eetclub, and the film Call My Agent! The Movie.
• The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives, season 5 — five episodes, Hulu, 3 a.m. ET (release times by zone and full cast). Half the usual order, because filming stopped partway through.
• Colin From Accounts, season 3 — all eight episodes, Paramount+, and the last the show will make. Star Trek: Strange New Worlds reached episode eight of ten, "Orders of Magnitude," the same morning.
• Supergirl makes its streaming debut on HBO Max, 108 minutes, with an American Sign Language version the same day; the docuseries Death and Mystery in the Amazon and A Killer Story arrive alongside it. Warner Bros. Discovery gave no streaming hour, so we worked through the precedent on a dedicated timing page.
• 49ers vs. Rams, live on Netflix at 8:35 p.m. ET from the Melbourne Cricket Ground — the first NFL game played in Australia, included in every plan, with a pregame show from 6:30 p.m. ET.

Everything above, with per-service times, is in Thursday's rundown.

What is new Friday through Sunday?

Friday, Sept. 11 (confirmed): Netflix opened Physical 100: Italy with three of eight episodes — the rest arrive on Sept. 18, Sept. 25 and Oct. 2, mapped on our schedule page — plus the Colombian thriller Stolen Heartbeats and the Spanish comedy Go Team!. Prime Video put up all eight episodes of The Revolutionaries, Nikkhil Advani's Hindi drama about India's armed independence fighters, and all eight of the Mexican courtroom series El Juicio with Eugenio Derbez and Pedro Alonso. Conan O'Brien Must Go ended season three on HBO Max in the Philippines. For the 25th anniversary, 9/11 Tribute in Light streams live on Hulu and Disney+ at 8 p.m. ET, and CBS's specials are on Paramount+. Everything is in Friday's list.

Saturday, Sept. 12: thin. Have I Got News for You opens season five on CNN and HBO Max.

Sunday, Sept. 13 (confirmed): Lioness reaches its penultimate episode on Paramount+ at 3 a.m. ET, Peacock carries the Saturday Night Live UK season 2 premiere with host Jeff Goldblum, and 60 Minutes begins its 59th year at 7:30 p.m. ET on CBS and Paramount+. Netflix adds the DreamWorks film Dog Man. It is also NFL Week 1: six CBS games stream on Paramount+ in local markets, and Sunday Night Football is on Peacock.

What is ending this week?

Four things close out between Wednesday and Friday, which is worth knowing if you have been saving them.

• The Shards finishes its first season on Hulu on Sept. 9.
• Stuart Fails to Save the Universe reaches its eighth and final episode of the season on HBO Max on Sept. 10.
• Colin From Accounts arrives complete on Sept. 10 and ends the series there.
• Conan O'Brien Must Go closes season three on Sept. 11 with an episode shot in the Philippines.

Next week takes two more: Reacher ends its fourth season on Sept. 16 and Lioness ends its third on Sept. 20.

FAQ

Which premiere is the biggest this week?

The Paper, on volume of search and on scale — ten episodes at once from a franchise with a long tail.

What time do the Thursday titles unlock?

3 a.m. ET across Hulu, Netflix and Paramount+, which is midnight Pacific. The time-zone chart has the rest.

Which of these are weekly rather than complete?

Reacher, Strange New Worlds, Lioness, Last Seen, The Drop and Colisión. Our cadence guide lists every one with its day.

How many subscriptions does this week need?

Five to cover everything above. Rates are in the September price rundown, and Amazon’s next complete drop, Neagley, has its own release-time page.

Sources

Dates cross-checked between TVLine's printable September calendar, Stream It This Week and TVmaze listings. Official announcements: NBCUniversal on The Paper, Paramount Press Express on Colin From Accounts, The Hollywood Reporter on Mormon Wives, Deadline on Fauda. Listings data via TVmaze.