What to Watch on Netflix this September: The Gentlemen Season 2 to Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story

Whatever your normal deal is, if you have a TV and Broadband package you also get FREE access to Netflix as well.

And this September, there is a string of must-watch shows to add to your watchlist – whether it’s a check-in with some beloved gangsters, a twisted tale of an accused serial killer, or bizarre real-life stories from the world of sport.

The latest Guy Ritchie project? Check. Maybe a little breakdancing with the help of an unintentional Olympic legend? We got it. Life with Mr T? Check!

All you have to do is link your Netflix and Sky accounts, and you’re on your way.

Here’s how to link everything up, and what you can watch this month once you have.

You can find out more about the packages - which start at just £26 - by clicking here.

If you’ve already got Netflix, you can connect your two accounts together to save yourself some money.

You can find out how to add your Netflix account to your Sky Stream account here.

Release Date: September 1st

During the 2024 Paris Olympic Games, Rachael Gunn – aka Raygun – became an internet sensation with her performance during the breakdancing competition.

With her choice of moves going viral overnight, Raygun finds herself central to a never-ending stream of memes, misinformation and even a conspiracy theory over how she even managed to land a spot at the games in the first place.

Now, she tells her story and shares her experience about becoming one of the most notable moments of the entire Olympics, for better and for worse.

Release Date: September 3rd

Guy Ritchie’s hilarious and outlandish gangster series is back – and picking up a year since the end of season one. Eddie and Susie are now working together to expand Bobby’s criminal empire, planning to take things overseas. The only problem is Bobby himself, how seems to be making increasingly dodgy decisions that they are having to second guess.

When things go a step too far, Eddie and Susie need to decide whether to remain loyal or step in to put a stop to it – but ambition being seen to double-cross the boss is never the greatest idea in this gangster.

Find out more about The Gentlemen here

Release Date: September 4th

Alix Earle is the ultimate Gen-Z It Girl – and now she’s opening up her world to the cameras like never before in this new reality series.

Juggling a business empire, personal life and being a very public personality, Alix is joined by her family and friends in the ultimate unfiltered look at her wild and unpredictable life.

Release Date: September 4th

To the world he’s known as Mr T, with stacks of gold chains and rings, signature mohawk, and iconic action movie roles.

But behind-the-scenes, and before he shot to fame on The A-Team and Rocky III, he is Laurence Tureaud.

Now he is sitting down and sharing his story, from humble beginnings as the youngest of 12 children in Chicago, Illinois, to becoming one of the most defining characters in Hollywood.

Release Date: September 10th

In this brand new young-adult drama, 16-year-old Teagan Tao’s life is upended by a family scandal. Forced to abandon her life, and her position as a rising star in the world of rowing, she and her mother head to the East Coast.

Attending the elite Easton Prep, Teagan struggles to fit in, especially as there’s no girl’s rowing team. Her only way back on the water is by joining the boys' varsity crew as their coxswain – but they’re far from up to standard.

As she gets to work getting them into shape, while navigating her new world and the personal issues of her family, things get even more complicated when she becomes entangled in a love triangle with Josh Regis and Cam Dillinger – the team’s two most competitive rivals.

Release Date: September 10th

The chaotic world of Call My Agent is back, five years after the agency closed its doors. Andréa is now looking for her next big thing: directing her first feature film. But it turns out it’s disaster after disaster no matter what part of the industry you’re in. With on-set disasters, recastings, and personal legal battles distracting her, she recruits old co-worker Noémie in the hope she’ll be able to pull it all together – and soon the other members of ASK soon get in on the chaos too.

Release Date: September 17th

“Lizzie Borden took an axe, and gave her mother 40 whacks, and when she saw what she had done… she gave her father 41” - or so the rhyme goes.

In Ryan Murphy’s latest edition to the Monster anthology series, Lizzie Borden takes centre stage in an adaptation of her story which became cemented in legend.

Did she commit the crime she was accused of? Or has she been cemented in history for the murders she was completely innocent of?

Release Date: September 23rd

The legendary story of Charlie and the Chocolate Factory comes to life in this new competition series featuring 12 Golden Ticket winners and their plus ones.

Entering a world of pure imagination, the teams need to navigate a series of tests laid out by Wonka himself – completing games and challenges in an unpredictable world.

Part game show, part social experiment, Wonka: The Golden Ticket sees who will thrive and who will fall amid the chaos: with only one able to take home a life-changing prize.

Release Date: September 25th

Inspired by the true story of Ted Kaczynski, an American mathematician who cemented himself in notoriety as the Unabomber, with attacks killing three people and injuring 23.

Prior to his turn into domestic terrorism, he was a 16-year-old Harvard prodigy, who agreed to take part in a string of controversial psychological experiments conducted by Professor Henry Murray. Years later, as the FBI hunts him down, the true extent of his history is brought to light as Agent Joanne Miller closes in on him.

Jacob Tremblay stars as the young Kaczynski, with Russell Crowe as Henry Murray and Shailene Woodley as Agent Joanne Miller.