⏳ A sharply written tale of three daughters reuniting in their father’s final days, His Three Daughters captures the sense of love, grief, and friction that comes with family. Starring Carrie Coon, Natasha Lyonne, and Elizabeth Olson as three disjointed siblings who are thrust into proximity and forced to work out some of their deeply held beliefs about each other.

🎧 Loosely based on writer Erin Foster’s own experience of hosting a podcast with her sister and falling in love with a nice Jewish boy… Nobody Wants This is a comedy series about the unlikely relationship between two very different people. Starring Kristen Bell and Adam Brody– the couple finds their way through interfaith challenges, different cultural traditions, and the community’s opinion of their relationship. This is one rom-comedy we’ll be queueing up this weekend.

🏙️ Based on the 2005 YA novel of the same name, Uglies tells the story of Tally and her best friend Perris. They live in a dystopian future where rare orchids have become the energy supply and everyone must undergo mandatory cosmetic surgery to prevent destruction. After discovering the sinister underbelly of the operations– Tally sets off on a journey to find her missing friend and save everyone from this world scheme.

🔥 Experience one mother’s ten year journey to find her lost daughter. A story of heartbreak, resilience, and enduring hope– Into the Fire: The Lost Daughter tells the story of Cathy Terkanian, who at the age of 17 was forced to make the decision to put her daughter up for adoption. Decades later, she learns her daughter had gone missing and her whereabouts have been unknown for over 21 years. Terkanian then made it her mission to find her lost daughter– and in this two-part series we follow the highs and lows of her search.

👰🏼 Amelia is about to marry into a picture perfect Nantucket family. One of it’s wealthiest, to be exact, but when a body washes ashore dark family secrets begin to surface along with it. Starring Nicole Kidman, Dakota Fanning, Liev Schrieber, and more – The Perfect Couple is poised to be the must-watch limited series everyone is talking about this fall.

🤍 With recent headlines bringing this high-profile tragedy back into the public eye after 20 years– American Murder: Laci Peterson tells the story of Laci Peterson and the events surrounding the murder of her and her unborn child. Dedicated to Laci and her son Conner, this compassionate retelling of the five-month search for her details the discoveries that led to the conviction of her murderer.

🌄 Dark Winds is a 1970s drama produced by Robert Redford and George R.R. Martin. A string of mysterious crimes in a remote part of Monument Valley brings Navajo Tribal Police officers to the community to investigate. What unfolds is a psychological-thriller that will have you on the edge of your seat. As this Western-meets-Noir series gears up for its third season next year– catch up on every twist and turn before its release.

📚 We pick up where we left Lenù in season three, after the publication of her second book and after ending things with her husband to run away with Nino Sarratore. My Brilliant Friend, Season 4 is based on the fourth and final book in the series, The Story of the Lost Child. Our complicated heroine now must navigate the fallout of her feminist publication, the damage to her relationship with her children, and the rocky footing she has with her chosen partner. This Italian-Neopolitan language drama is rich with complex relationships and this latest season is sure to be as engrossing as the first thre

🖤 After a two-year hiatus, Tell Me Lies, Season 2 returns to pick up the steamy-yet-toxic undergrad relationship of Lucy and Stephen where we left off. Come for deep conversations about what we expect from our romantic partners, stay for the 2008 era nostalgic clothes and music. As we traverse deeper into the 8-year relationship as told in the novel the show is based on, expect the show to grow alongside its heroine as she experiences the education that comes along with a less-than-healthy college romance.

🍽️ Based on the 2013 novel of the same name, The Supremes at Earl’s All-You-Can-Eat is a charming story about friendships that become more like family. Following a group of three best friends who call themselves “The Supremes”, we see their lives unfold from their first childhood meetings well into the trials and tribulations of adulthood. From being young black women in the 1960s to navigating marriage and families in the 1990s– you’ll want to watch this one with your besties and a box of tissues.

✈️ What starts as a funny premise (an airport employee who has never taken a flight) takes a turn for the heartfelt and transformational when a brush with death inspires Mel (Natasha Rothwell) to finally start living life. How to Die Alone dances on the line of drama and comedy with ease as it balances humor, heart, and the fear of never getting to accomplish your dreams. If you loved Natasha Rothwell in Insecure, you’ll enjoy getting to see her take the lead role in this new series.

👠 Calling all fashionistas! A new docuseries provides a behind-the-scenes look at how the magic was made at Vogue in the ‘90s. As told by past editors of the iconic magazine, In Vogue: The ‘90s is a fascinating look at the tastemakers and trendsetters who created the publication. Hear from iconic editors like Anna Wintour, Tonne Goodman, and more as they revisit the decade that has defined fashion for the past thirty years.

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🕵 This award-winning British spy thriller series is back for its fourth season! Gary Oldman plays a sloppy, rude manager of a band of misfits known as Slow Horses. All MI5 rejects, they’re expected to be tackling paper-pushing administrative tasks while the real experts take on all the action, but as it turns out, they’re not so bad at investigating the real crimes after all. Now returning, Slow Horses, Season 4 s poised to be the best yet. If you love British dramas, Gary Oldman, or rooting for the underdog, this one’s for you.

🎤 Whether you’re K-Pop curious or a seasoned member of the BTS Army, K-Pop Idols offers an interesting behind-the-scenes look at what it takes to become K-Pop royalty. This six-episode docuseries follows Korean-American rapper, Jessi, boy band Cravity, and a multinational girl group called Blackswan. This inside look provides insights into the agencies and labels that create the empire of K-Pop.

👩🏻 Based on a New York Times bestselling novel, Pachinko, Season 2 continues the story of Kim Sunja, a young Korean woman fighting for a better life in Japanese dominated Korea. Season one follows four generations of Sunja’s family from 1915 up to 1983– and we’re excited to see where the latest season is picking up in this tale of immigration, family, and determination to find a better way of life.