19 New and Returning Netflix Shows You Should Have on Your Radar This September

Based on the protagonist from several of Henning Mankell's mystery novels, this Swedish crime drama tells the origin story of Kurt Wallander as he transitions from rookie cop to experienced police inspector.

When it's available: Sept. 3

Loosely inspired by Chris Jones's Esquire article of the same name, this drama stars Hilary Swank as Emma Green, an American astronaut who's forced to leave her husband and teen daughter behind in order to command an international space crew during a dangerous mission to Mars.

When it's available: Sept. 4

This K-drama follows the story of three young fashionistas trying to make it big in the fashion industry, though their class division has a significant impact on who succeeds and who doesn't.

When it's available: Sept. 7

Executive produced by Reese Witherspoon and Molly Sims, this reality show follows hosts Clea Shearer and Joanna Teplin as they help everyone from celebrities to everyday clients declutter their lives.

When it's available: Sept. 9

The second season of this Turkish drama continues the story of Atiye, a painter from Istanbul, Turkey, who discovers secrets about her past and her destiny through an Anatolian archaeological site.

When it's available: Sept. 10

In this sitcom from the UK — which was written, produced, and directed by comedian Katherine Ryan, who also stars in the series — a single mom with a tween daughter and a boyfriend considers having another kid with her least favorite person: her daughter's father.

When it's available: Sept. 11

This French comedy series returns for a second season, following Joe as he chooses between his marijuana coffee shop (which was once his father's kosher butcher shop) or the needs of his family.

When it's available: Sept. 11

Loosely based on the real-life scandal of two high school students from Rome's wealthy Parioli district engaging in part-time prostitution, this Italian drama series returns to resume the story of Chiara and Ludovica, who attempt to gain a sense of identity and financial independence by selling sex.

When it's available: Sept. 16

Following the success of its first season, this ambitious procedural drama is back for a second installment, following four new cases with four new suspects from four different countries, as well as one police interview suite where everything goes down.

When it's available: Sept. 16

Outdoorsman, author, and TV personality Steven Rinella returns for a ninth season to explore more of the world's most beautiful and remote regions, hunting and demonstrating how he brings game meat to the table.

When it's available: Sept. 16

In this Polish crime drama, a newly appointed police commander is put to the test after it's revealed that a woman's recent murder has several similarities to a decade-old cold case. The second season follows Ada as she takes on more responsibilities from Trela and deals with a stranger who mysteriously appears in town.

When it's available: Sept. 16

Hosted by Tituss Burgess (whom you might recognize as Titus Andromedon from Unbreakable Kimmy Schmidt), this singing competition challenges participants to take on some of music's biggest hits in the hopes of winning the (potentially) $60,000 jackpot.

When it's available: Sept. 16

This German comedy tells the story of a woman who — following her husband's death — decides to pursue a career as a professional funeral eulogy speaker, much to the surprise of her family and friends.

When it's available: Sept. 17

Hosted by Floor Is Lava's Rutledge Wood and Mad TV's Lyric Lewis, this cooking competition show challenges the country's best barbecuers to go head-to-head for the title of American Barbecue Champion, with barbecue legends Kevin Bludso and Melissa Cookston acting as judges.

When it's available: Sept. 18

Based on the novel One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey, this Ryan Murphy-produced drama stars Sarah Paulson as the titular Nurse Ratched, following the villain from the start of her nursing career in 1947 as she gradually transforms into the murderous monster we now know.

When it's available: Sept. 18

In its fourth season, comic Jack Whitehall (who's originally from the UK and now lives in LA) goes on more adventures with his stuffy, former show-business agent father — though this time, Jack brings his dad to Australia.

When it's available: Sept. 22

Starring country singer Coffey Anderson and his dancer wife Criscilla Crossland, this reality series follows the couple as they raise their three young kids and navigate their very different upbringings.

When it's available: Sept. 25

Starring Allen Maldonado (aka Curtis from Black-ish), this comedy series tells the story of a stay-at-home dad who — when his obsessive sneaker-collecting habit lands him in debt — recruits the help of fellow sneaker-lovers to help him find a pair of rare sneakers and earn some money back.

When it's available: Sept. 25

Based on the novel School Nurse Ahn Eun-young by Chung Serang, this K-drama revolves around a school nurse equipped with the power to fight monsters that only she can see.

When it's available: Sept. 25