Exciting Netflix originals are returning and debuting on Netflix in September 2016 that promise to thrill subscribers, and the list includes a new Marvel original. Netflix changed the way audiences watch their favorite movies and shows and provide high-quality original content that is worth the subscription price alone. This summer, Netflix released smash-hit originals including Orange is the New Black (Season 4), BoJack Horseman (Season 3) and the beloved Stranger Things. This fall, it looks like the hits will continue.
Originals Returning to Netflix September 2016
Chef’s Table (Season 3)
Chef’s Table captured the heart of foodies everywhere when it debuted in 2015. This documentary-style series focuses on six world renowned chefs and takes viewers inside their kitchens and their lives. Culinary superstars that have been included so far are Massimo Bottura, Dan Barber, Nick Nakayama, Alex Atala, Gaggan Anad, and many others. Season 3 of Chef’s Table will debut on Netflix on September 2, 2016. If Season 3 is half as good as the previous seasons, then viewers will be delighted.
Narcos(Season 2)
The notorious Pablo Escobar is the original cocaine kingpin, and Narcos tells the infamous story of his rise to power. In Season 1, Narcos focused on Escobar’s rise to power, and most likely Season 2 will focus on the fall of his kingdom. This Netflix original scored 78 percent on Rotten Tomatoes and reports that 94 percent of the audience loves it. There is still time to binge-watch all ten episodes of Season 1 before Season 2 debuts on Netflix on September 2.
Longmire (Season 5)
A&E originally hosted this crime-drama for three seasons before announcing in 2014 that they would not renew the show. Warner Horizon Television looked to other networks and Netflix stepped up to the plate. Many fans were concerned that Netflix hosting the fourth season would just be a one-off, so they will no doubt be delighted to see Season 5 return on September 23. The show stars Robert Taylor and Lou Diamond Phillips, and Rotten Tomatoes describes one of the best shows on Netflix. “A Wyoming sheriff struggles to cope with his wife’s death as he attempts to move on with his life and career.”
Originals Debuting on Netflix In September 2016
Kazoops!
This summer, Netflix released a good deal of original programming aimed towards children, and in September parents and kids alike will be thrilled that they are adding one more to the list. Kazoops! is a British kid’s show whose primary audience is preschoolers, and it focuses on a boy and his pet pig and the imaginary adventures they embark on. This adorable show debuts on September 2.
Easy
The season debut of this new comedy series starring Jake Johnson (21 Jump Street, Let’s Be Cops), Malin Akerman (The Comeback, Watchmen), and Orlando Bloom (The Hobbit and Lord of the Rings trilogies) hits Netflix on September 22. Easy is an anthology about love, sex, culture, and technology with the backdrop of Chicago.
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Marvel’s Luke Cage
Netflix and Marvel have proven that they make a super team when it comes to superheroes. Daredevil and Jessica Jones were an immediate hit and the team is working on future shows like The Punisher, Iron Fist, and The Defenders. On September 30, Marvel fans will be thrilled to see the debut of Luke Cage.
Luke Cage, portrayed by Mike Colter, had a recurring role in Jessica Jones and will be the third Marvel show hosted on Netflix. Luke Cage is about an ex-con trying to clear his name while he fights to protect his neighborhood. Speaking of Jessica Jones, the superhero detective will return for a second season sometime in 2017 or 2018, and some details of the second season have been revealed.
The video below contains spoilers of the first season and minor spoilers for Season 2.
There we have it. Coming to Netflix in September 2016 are chefs, an infamous cocaine cowboy, the return of Wyoming’s favorite sheriff, a cute kid’s show, some Chicagoans figuring out life, and of course, a Marvel superhero.
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