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Wednesday fans are in for a treat as the much-hyped Season 2 Part 2 lands on Netflix this week. According to TV Guide, listeners can expect plenty of dark mystery as Wednesday Addams returns to Nevermore Academy, grappling with escaped foes and unraveling the vision behind Enid’s death. Horror and adolescent intrigue blend perfectly here.

Peacock’s comedy The Paper debuts September 4 and is already generating major buzz. The Office-style humor is back, this time set in the chaotic world of a small-town newspaper. If you loved the antics of Dunder Mifflin, dive into The Paper for workplace laughs and awkward moments.

On Amazon Prime Video, The Girlfriend is the binge-watch psychological thriller of the week, as covered by YouTube’s Top 15 Series recap from August 30. All six episodes are available immediately. Prepare for a wicked blend of star power, twists, and tension as Lara and Cher’s conflict escalates and secrets unravel.

Crime drama Task drops on Netflix with Mark Ruffalo leading the charge. This gritty limited series tells the story of a detective spiraling between justice and corruption, promising complex characters and high stakes, according to TV Guide’s streaming highlights for September.

Apple TV+ brings The Savant, mixing true-crime vibes with the story of a data prodigy taking on real-world mysteries. This week’s episode zeroes in on a cold case with major twists. Apple continues its streak of stylish thrillers for those who love a sharp edge to their drama.

Over on Paramount+, Tulsa King’s third season debuts, with Sylvester Stallone back as the aging mobster navigating a shifting criminal world. As previewed by TV Guide, this season opens up in even grittier directions and drops unexpected betrayals that raise the stakes for Dwight Manfredi.

For anime fans, Netflix’s Alice in Borderland is back for Season 3 on September 25. Early coverage from TV Guide calls this the series’ most intense yet, with deadly new “games” and higher emotional stakes for Arisu and Usagi as they battle survival in a world turned upside down.

Disney+ delivers Marvel Zombies, its highly anticipated animated miniseries, this week. This fresh take on the Marvel universe imagines familiar heroes in a grisly fight for survival—perfect for those craving action with a horror twist.

FX’s The Lowdown, from Reservation Dogs creator Sterlin Harjo, premieres this week and promises a sharp social satire set in Native American media circles. Listen for witty writing and authentic character work that sets this one apart. TV Guide lists The Lowdown as a top highlight for September.

Finishing the list, Netflix’s new psychological thriller Black Rabbit brings serious acting firepower and a mystery built on secrets, betrayal, and revenge. This limited series is ideal for listeners who want high drama with a noir aesthetic and plenty of plot turns.

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