With modest offers for September, Paramount+ The streaming service may not be the best choice for watching new TV shows, but the service does offer some pleasant surprises. The biggest draw this month is undoubtedly the second season of King of Tulsawith Sylvester Stallone's crime comedy-drama coming off a successful and addictive first season. For fans of '80s hair metal, Nothing but a good time Offering a candid look at the stories behind the biggest bands of the era in terms of popularity and hair volume, those looking for a guilty pleasure this month will want to check out this new Korean romantic comedy, I had a strange dream story.
In addition to the featured titles below, Paramount+ subscribers have a few other shows to look forward to this month. For family entertainment, the 3D animated adventures of Dora Season 2 continues to premiere on September 13. Despite mixed reviews, Season 2 of Freezer It will be available on September 19. Finally, the Australian comedy-drama Colin from accounting Its second season begins on September 29. Those with a SHOWTIME subscription with Paramount+ can also look forward to new seasons of long-running shows like The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Drew Barrymore Show, Survivorand let's make a deal.
Tulsa King (Season 2)
Available September 15th
After the first season ended on a cliffhanger, with Dwight's betrayal and him hanging in the balance facing the future of his relationships with Stacey and his daughter Tina, the second season of King of Tulsa It couldn't have come soon enough. Season 2 looks set to pick up where Season 1 left off, dealing with Dwight's new financial woes and the looming threat of enemies like Chiqui, the new head of the Invernizzi family who's looking to stake his claim to Oklahoma's underworld.
King of Tulsa There's no doubt that the first season of the movie in 2022 had some hype, with many hailing it as Sylvester Stallone's best performance since CreedThe mix of crime, drama and humor backed by a strong cast, including notable stars like Martin Starr and Andrea Savage, has made the TV series a must-watch for many. Some viewers have described it as a “guilty pleasure”, and some critics have called it a “TV series for men”. King of Tulsa Season 2 It is the most anticipated ongoing series. King of Tulsa Season 2 will air on September 15.
Nothing But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of '80s Hair Metal (Documentary Series)
Available September 17th
This three-part miniseries shines a light on one of the craziest periods in music history: the 1980s hair metal scene. The compelling music documentary series offers a candid look behind the scenes with interviews with some of the biggest bands of the time, including Poison, Ratt, Ozzy Osbourne, W.A.S.P., and Skid Row. It also features cultural commentary from Riki Rachtman, Corey Taylor, and Steve-O. The honest look at the era delves into all the glitz and wild partying but also the repercussions of drug addiction and life on the road.
The hair metal era of the past few decades may not be as appealing as it once was (if you don’t know who any of the bands were, ask your parents; they may even have vinyl records). However, there’s an undeniable appeal to the “live fast, die young” mentality that’s strangely appealing in a musical era that saw many bands rise to fame quickly and struggle under the pressure of success, like catching lightning in a bottle. Since stories of epic partying and debauchery have always been a fixture in this era of music, it’ll be fascinating to see what stories the docuseries will tell. Reveals. Nothing But a Good Time: The Uncensored Story of '80s Hair Metal It will air on September 17th.
I Dreamed a Strange Fairy Tale (Premiere)
Available September 26th
Dreaming of escaping the boredom of her job and lack of love, Shin Jae-rim imagines herself in a Cinderella-like scenario. Her job as a social club manager leads her to search for her “Prince Charming,” and she believes she has met the perfect man when she meets cynical fortune heir Moon Cha-min. Because Moon Cha-min doesn’t believe in love, he initially distances himself from her and then makes advances toward her. However, as the two get to know each other and Jae-rim takes charge of her own life, a shy relationship develops between the two very different personalities.
Despite receiving mixed reception online, I had a strange dream story It screams “guilty pleasure romance,” and is perfect for a full viewing session. Although considered a bit conventional, there is definitely a comfort in the familiarity, and audiences can expect the sharp comedic beats and heartwarming moments expected from a Korean romantic comedy. Pyo Ye-jin from What's wrong with Secretary Kim? fame and Lee Joon Young from Good Casting They also make a perfect duo. This series should keep your heart warm as the months start to get a little chilly in September. I had a strange dream story It will air on September 26th.
Shows will be added to the Paramount+ library in September. Note: CBS shows can be streamed live on Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers via Paramount+ streaming. These titles will be available on demand to all subscribers the day after their air date.
Available September 2nd
- After Midnight (Season 2)
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Season 10)
Available September 4th
Available September 9th
- The Drew Barrymore Show (Season 5)
- The Talk (Season 16)
Available September 16th
Available September 18th
- Jordan Klepper Points Fingers at the World: Hungary for Democracy
- Jordan Klepper points finger at midterm elections: America is not a democracy
- Jordan Klepper Touches the Pulse of the People: In the World of MAGA
- Survivor (Season 47)
Available September 20th
- Celebrity Renewal Secretly
Available September 21st
Available September 22nd
- 60 Minutes (Season 57)
- Matlock (Sneak Peek)
Available September 23rd
- Let's Make a Deal (Season 16)
- The Price Is Right (Season 53)
Available September 26th
- The Bold and the Beautiful (Season 38)
Available September 27th
- Best videos at home
Available September 29th
