Netflix is serving up a packed slate of new releases this September, with drama, fantasy, and heartfelt storytelling taking centre stage. From a gritty historical saga rooted in Irish brewing history to long-awaited returns of fan-favourite series, here are the key highlights not to miss this month.

‘Wednesday’ Season 2 – The Final Four Episodes

Premiering 3 September

The wait is over: Part 2 of Wednesday Season 2 drops this September on Netflix, picking up from the shocking cliffhanger that left fans reeling. Jenna Ortega returns as the sharp-witted Wednesday Addams, now grappling with the resurrection of Principal Larissa Weems (now her eerie new spirit guide), a dangerous showdown with Tyler Galpin, and the continued mystery of her unstable powers. Adding to the excitement, Lady Gaga makes a special guest appearance as Rosaline Rotwood, a legendary Nevermore teacher who may hold answers Wednesday desperately needs.

‘Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series’ – Friendship and Fresh Starts

Premiering 12 September

A heartwarming addition to Netflix’s international line-up, Ratu Ratu Queens: The Series is a prequel to the 2021 Indonesian film Ali & Ratu Ratu Queens. The series follows four Indonesian women living in New York City as they build a new life abroad. With charm, humour, and emotional depth, it explores their evolving friendships, cultural challenges, and the everyday triumphs of life far from home.

‘Alice in Borderland’ Season 3 – The Games Begin Again

Premiering 25 September

The thrilling dystopian saga returns in Alice in Borderland: Season 3. After seemingly escaping the Borderland, newlyweds Arisu and Usagi find themselves pulled back in when a mysterious professor kidnaps Usagi. Arisu embarks on a desperate rescue mission, only to discover even deadlier games — and the sinister Joker — await him. With cinematic visuals and high-stakes drama, the new season promises to outdo its predecessors in both scale and suspense.

‘House of Guinness’ – A Brewing Dynasty Comes to Life

Premiering 25 September

From Peaky Blinders creator Steven Knight comes House of Guinness, a sweeping new period drama that delves into the lives of one of Europe’s most iconic families. Set in 19th-century Dublin and New York, the series stars Anthony Boyle and Louis Partridge and begins with the death of Sir Benjamin Guinness — the man behind the legendary Irish brewery’s global success. Expect political intrigue, family conflict, and a richly detailed portrayal of the era that shaped the Guinness dynasty.

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