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1/ The Perfect Couple

Netflix’s The Perfect Couple offers a high-tension mystery led by an all-star cast, including Nicole Kidman and Meghann Fahy. Set against the picturesque backdrop of Nantucket, the series follows the unravelling of secrets at a high-profile wedding gone awry. When a body is found in the water, everyone becomes a suspect, and long-buried grudges bubble to the surface. With its blend of suspense, family drama, and a scenic coastal setting, this show is poised to be one of Netflix’s most compelling offerings this season.

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2/ Presumed Innocent

HBO’s Presumed Innocent, which launched in June, continues to stir up intrigue with its taut, thrilling narrative. Based on Scott Turow’s bestselling novel, the series chronicles the disintegration of a marriage after a brutal murder shakes the legal community. The show’s slow-burn intensity, with Jake Gyllenhaal leading the cast, has earned it critical acclaim. Expect gripping courtroom scenes, complex character dynamics, and a chilling exploration of guilt and justice.

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3/ Emily in Paris

Lily Collins’ Emily in Paris is back for the second part of its fourth season, set to release on 12 September. The first half, which debuted earlier this year, left fans reeling with cliffhangers, love triangles, and ambitious marketing schemes. Now, as Emily continues to juggle her career, friendships, and complicated romantic entanglements in the City of Light, this season's second act promises to tie up loose ends in a way only Paris can deliver—through dazzling fashion, romantic escapades, and unmissable twists.

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4/ Selling Sunset

Few reality series capture the blend of luxury and scandal like Selling Sunset. The Oppenheim Group’s glamorous real estate agents are back, navigating multimillion-dollar listings and personal drama in equal measure. With the usual cocktail of catfights, couture, and eye-popping properties, this season promises new faces, more feuds, and even bigger commissions. It’s a delicious escape into LA’s high-end real estate world, where the stakes are always high, and the drama even higher.

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5/ Slow Horses

Slow Horses continues to shine on Apple TV with the fourth season of this thrilling spy series. Gary Oldman reprises his role as the irascible Jackson Lamb, leading a team of misfit British agents in their latest investigation into a central London explosion. Known for its sardonic humour and sharp political commentary, the series is elevated this season with the addition of Hugo Weaving as a new villain. Expect more twists, intelligence leaks, and nerve-wracking tension as Lamb’s team navigates a complex web of espionage.

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6/ Love is Blind UK

Already a month into its run, the UK version of Love is Blind has found its stride after dropping on 7 August. The reality sensation, known for its heart-racing romances and shocking twists, brings British charm to the social experiment where couples meet, propose, and potentially marry without ever seeing each other. With the drama at its peak and contestants’ relationships being tested, it’s a satisfying indulgence for those who crave both love stories and chaos.

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7/ In Vogue: The 90s

For fashion devotees, In Vogue: The 90s is a must-see documentary series that captures the transformative decade through the eyes of Vogue’s most influential editors—Hamish Bowles, Edward Enninful, Tonne Goodman, and Anna Wintour. From the rise of the supermodel to iconic runway shows, this series offers an insider’s view of how fashion shaped culture and defined an era. It’s a visually stunning exploration of a time when fashion broke boundaries and created some of the most memorable looks in history.

Watch on Disney+ from September 13

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8/ The Rings of Power

Amazon’s epic series The Rings of Power continues to dazzle with its grand, Tolkien-inspired storytelling. Set thousands of years before the events of The Lord of the Rings, the series explores the creation of the fabled rings and the rise of dark forces that threaten Middle-earth. This season, expect more breathtaking battles, political intrigue, and a deepening of the mythology that has captured audiences worldwide. For fans of high fantasy, this is essential viewing.

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9/ Umbrella Academy

August 12 marked the release of the final season of Umbrella Academy, bringing the beloved series to a climactic close. As the Hargreeves siblings face their biggest challenges yet, the series offers a mix of time travel, apocalyptic stakes, and intricate family drama that has made it a fan favourite. With all the quirky humour, dazzling visuals, and emotional depth viewers have come to expect, this season is a fitting farewell to one of Netflix’s most unique superhero tales.

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10/ The Ice Cream Wars

For those craving something grittier, The Ice Cream Wars provides a dark dive into a chilling chapter of British history. This crime drama, based on real events in 1980s Glasgow, explores the violent rivalry between gangs competing for dominance in the city’s ice cream van trade. What begins as a seemingly innocuous battle for street territory spirals into corruption and violence, offering a raw and unflinching look at crime, class, and community in an era of upheaval.

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