What to watch in September on Disney+, Netflix and more

The Judge from Hell

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In “The Judge From Hell,” Park Shin-hye stars as Kang Bit-na, a controversial judge notorious for her lenient sentences. Unbeknownst to the public, Bit-na is possessed by a demon tasked with dragging ten criminals back to hell. As she relentlessly pursues her mission, her life takes an unexpected turn when she falls for Detective Daon. Torn between her demonic duty and newfound love, Bit-na must choose between fulfilling her dark mission or following her heart.

The Judge from Hell will premiere on Disney+ on 21 September

Seoul Busters

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If you’re looking for a show that’s guaranteed to give you a good laugh, then you’ll have to give “Seoul Busters” a watch. The show, which’s set to premiere on Disney+, is about the Songwon Homicide Division, which has earned a reputation for being the worst-performing team in the Korean police force. Made up of a quirky group of officers who seem more like misfits than detectives, they’ve never quite lived up to their roles. But things take a hopeful turn when a new captain joins the team. With a history of excellence and an optimistic outlook, this young leader is determined to turn the division around. However, he quickly discovers that whipping this ragtag team into shape will be no easy task.

Seoul Busters will premiere on Disney+ on 11 September

Agatha All Along

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Based on the Marvel Comics character Agatha Harkness, this new miniseries on Disney+ follows the protagonist herself, as she finds herself vulnerable, without powers, after being freed from a spell by a mysterious goth teen. Intrigued by his request, Agatha then agrees to guide him on the legendary Witches’ Road—a perilous path filled with magical trials that promise to restore what a witch has lost. Throughout their journey together, the two also form a coven of unlikely allies, braving the dangers that lie ahead in hopes of reclaiming their power and purpose.

Agatha All Along will premiere on Disney+ on 19 September

Emily in Paris: Season 4 (Part 2)

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Now that you’re done with the first part of the fourth season of Emily in Paris (we hope), fans can look forward to the rest of the season that’s slated to be released on 12 September. In the trailer, it seem like Emily will not only be taking over Paris, but she will also be making a few stops in places, like Rome. Creator Darren Star says, “Emily finds herself with a busy travel schedule.” He also mentioned, “From the French Alps to the piazzas of Rome, viewers will vicariously experience amazing new locations through Emily’s eyes. Expect new characters, a lot more drama, romance, and a whole new language to try and master.” Lily Collins added, “While Emily’s heart will always remain true to Paris, her life takes some unexpected twists this season. Don’t be surprised to find her on a Roman holiday.”

Emily in Paris: Season 4 (Part 2) will premiere on Netflix on 12 September

How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies

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If you missed this tearjerker in theatres, don’t worry—Netflix is bringing it to your screen this month. Now, you can watch it from the comfort of your home, with no one around to see you bawl your eyes out. For the unfamiliar, the show follows M, a college dropout, who decides to care for his ailing grandmother with hopes of earning her affection — and ultimately, her inheritance. 

At the heart of the movie is the evolution of their unlikely relationship: a young man who, day by day, grows into the loving caregiver he once only pretended to be, and an elderly woman who gradually learns to trust a family member again after years of hurt and disappointment.

How to Make Millions Before Grandma Dies will premiere on Netflix on 12 September

Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2

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Netflix has announced that Season 2 will leap from the tumultuous spring of 1945 to the vibrant streets of 2024 Seoul, continuing the intertwined fates of Jang Tae-sang and Yoon Chae-ok. The dramatic time jump, is brought to life with new footage revealing a character named Ho-jae, who bears an uncanny resemblance to Jang Tae-sang, complete with a mysterious scar. As the scene shifts to modern-day Seoul, Director Chung Dong-yoon shared with Netflix, “Season 2 brings a completely different charm, with the change in time and setting offering a fresh and expansive feel to the story’s universe.”

Gyeongseong Creature: Season 2 will premiere on Netflix on 27 September

What Comes After Love

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Five years after a heart-wrenching breakup during her exchange program in Japan, Choi Hong (Lee Se-young) has settled into a new chapter working at her father’s publishing firm in South Korea, hoping to leave her past behind. But when Aoki Jungo (Sakaguchi Kentaro), now a celebrated novelist, arrives to promote his latest book, their paths unexpectedly cross again.

This reunion forces both to confront the lingering memories of their past love and loss, stirring up emotions they thought were long buried.

The show is an adaptation of the bestselling Korean-Japanese joint novel ‘Things That Come After Love’.

What Comes After Love will premiere on Viu on 27 September

Iron Girls

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Directed by the creator of 2 Days 1 Night, PD Bang Geul Yi, Iron Girls is a thrilling variety show focused on strength and endurance. Watch as stars Jin Seo-yeon, Uee, Seol In-ah, and Park Ju-hyun face the ultimate triathlon challenge. Renowned for their athletic skills, these four celebrities will train rigorously to master swimming, cycling, and running—all without a single break. Can they rise to the occasion and conquer the triathlon?

Iron Girls will premiere on Viu on 8 September

Love Behind the Melody (花朝秋月夜)

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Modern-day pipa player Li Sa Sa (Bao Shang En) finds her life turned upside down when she’s mysteriously transported to the past during a performance. Now living as Li Ru Niang, a pipa performer from the Sheng Dynasty, Sa Sa must navigate this unfamiliar era. However, she soon encounters Lu Jing Nian (Wu Chong Xuan), the leader of the Right Sect Fang, a prestigious musical sect. As Sa Sa joins the sect and bonds with Jing Nian over their shared passion for music, their deepening connection faces the challenge of bridging the centuries that separate them. The big question is: Will their love endure across time?

Love Behind the Melody (花朝秋月夜) is now on Viu