Apple's highest-profile launch series returns for a pandemic-delayed second season that picks up following the events of the season 1 finale (and continues into pandemic times). Gugu Mbatha-Raw will not return, but the remaining cast (led by Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Steve Carell, Mark Duplass, and Emmy winner Billy Crudup) is back.

Genres: Drama

The well-reviewed Netflix comedy finally returns for its pandemic-delayed third season. Jemima Kirke is one of several new regulars this season, playing the new head teacher of Moordale Secondary School. Also joining the cast is Jason Isaacs as the more successful older brother of Alistair Petrie's Headmaster Groff.

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Would you believe ... another adult animated comedy series? This one follows a female-led family that has recently fallen on hard times and has moved into a historic home in small-town Arkansas—but it's a bit of a fixer-upper. Voices come from Rhea Seehorn, Tatiana Maslany, Jason Lee and Gabourey Sidibe.

Genres: Animation, Comedy

This eight-episode limited series is a fictionalized adaptation of the first season of the true-crime podcast of the same name, focusing on the investigation into a Texas neurosurgeon who was accused of gross malpractice after over 30 of his patients were left seriously injured or dead. Debuts July 15 on Peacock in the U.S., but not until September on Showcase here in Canada on TV and STACKTV.

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller

Ingmar Bergman's influential 1973 Swedish miniseries (which was also edited down into a feature film that went on to win a Golden Globe) has been adapted for the present day into a five-episode HBO limited series starring Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac,

Genres: Drama

A police chief in a southwest Pennsylvania town is forced to decide what he's willing to do to protect the son of the woman he loves after he's accused of murder. Stars Jeff Daniels and Maura Tierney.

Genres: Crime, Drama

Doogie Howser, M.D., launched the career of a young Neil Patrick Harris in the early 1990s. It's back for a new generation in reboot form. This time, Doogie is set in Hawai'i and the young prodigy who begins a medical career as a teenager is an Asian-American girl, played by Peyton Elizabeth Lee.

Genres: Drama, Family

Julie Delpy (Before Sunrise) co-creates and stars in a dramedy about four female friends (a chef, a single mom, an heiress, and a job seeker) in Los Angeles as they navigate life in their late 40s. Also stars Elisabeth Shue, Sarah Jones, Alexia Landeau, and Giovanni Ribisi. All 12 half-hour episodes stream today.

Genres: Comedy

This five-part docuseries will follow the crew of the Inspiration4, a unique all-civilian mission into space. Episodes will not air all at once but rather roll out as the series covers the mission prep in near-real time, with the spacecraft's launch currently scheduled for September 15. (This date may change depending on launch conditions.)

Genres: Documentary

This modern, non-Disney take on the classic fairy tale is a live-action musical starring pop star Camila Cabello in her acting debut. She plays the title role (obviously), a young woman who seeks to launch a fashion business while escaping the clutches of her abusive stepmother (Idina Menzel).

Genres: Comedy, Family, Fantasy

In Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish performs her new album of the same name in its entirety at the famed Hollywood Bowl, accompanied by the L.A. Philharmonic and a few special guests. The concert special will also incorporate animated elements.

Genres: Concert Film, Music

It took almost a month, but Disney's Star is finally starting to carry Reservation Dogs, at least episode one as of September 1. This show has received rave reviews from both critics and the general public.

Genres: Comedy, Crime

It's Star Wars like you've never seen it before. Disney invited seven different Japanese anime studios to create a total of nine short films set within the Star Wars universe—centering mostly on new characters, though often in familiar locations—and the results (at least in the trailer) look intriguing.

Genres: Animation, Action, Adventure

Isaac Asimov's Foundation books have never before been adapted to film or television in large part due to their immense scope, which spans centuries. Three episodes—including the opener directed by Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) in his TV debut—will be available on day one, followed by seven additional weekly installments.

Genres: Drama, Sci-Fi

Midnight Mass is set in a small island community where the arrival of a mysterious young priest coincides with a series of miraculous events—but, since this is a horror series, those miracles will come at a price. Kate Siegel, Annabeth Gish, Henry Thomas, and Michael Trucco also star.

Genres: Drama, Horror, Mystery

Already renewed for a second season, The Problem appears to be formatted a bit like shows from Stewart's former colleagues John Oliver and Wyatt Cenac in that each episode will be devoted to a single big issue rather than the news of the week.

Genres: Talk-Show

Apple's highest-profile launch series returns for a pandemic-delayed second season that picks up following the events of the season 1 finale (and continues into pandemic times). Gugu Mbatha-Raw will not return, but the remaining cast (led by Jennifer Aniston, Reese Witherspoon, Steve Carell, Mark Duplass, and Emmy winner Billy Crudup) is back.

Genres: Drama

The well-reviewed Netflix comedy finally returns for its pandemic-delayed third season. Jemima Kirke is one of several new regulars this season, playing the new head teacher of Moordale Secondary School. Also joining the cast is Jason Isaacs as the more successful older brother of Alistair Petrie's Headmaster Groff.

Genres: Comedy, Drama

Would you believe ... another adult animated comedy series? This one follows a female-led family that has recently fallen on hard times and has moved into a historic home in small-town Arkansas—but it's a bit of a fixer-upper. Voices come from Rhea Seehorn, Tatiana Maslany, Jason Lee and Gabourey Sidibe.

Genres: Animation, Comedy

This eight-episode limited series is a fictionalized adaptation of the first season of the true-crime podcast of the same name, focusing on the investigation into a Texas neurosurgeon who was accused of gross malpractice after over 30 of his patients were left seriously injured or dead. Debuts July 15 on Peacock in the U.S., but not until September on Showcase here in Canada on TV and STACKTV.

Genres: Crime, Drama, Thriller

Ingmar Bergman's influential 1973 Swedish miniseries (which was also edited down into a feature film that went on to win a Golden Globe) has been adapted for the present day into a five-episode HBO limited series starring Jessica Chastain and Oscar Isaac,

Genres: Drama

A police chief in a southwest Pennsylvania town is forced to decide what he's willing to do to protect the son of the woman he loves after he's accused of murder. Stars Jeff Daniels and Maura Tierney.

Genres: Crime, Drama

Doogie Howser, M.D., launched the career of a young Neil Patrick Harris in the early 1990s. It's back for a new generation in reboot form. This time, Doogie is set in Hawai'i and the young prodigy who begins a medical career as a teenager is an Asian-American girl, played by Peyton Elizabeth Lee.

Genres: Drama, Family

Julie Delpy (Before Sunrise) co-creates and stars in a dramedy about four female friends (a chef, a single mom, an heiress, and a job seeker) in Los Angeles as they navigate life in their late 40s. Also stars Elisabeth Shue, Sarah Jones, Alexia Landeau, and Giovanni Ribisi. All 12 half-hour episodes stream today.

Genres: Comedy

This five-part docuseries will follow the crew of the Inspiration4, a unique all-civilian mission into space. Episodes will not air all at once but rather roll out as the series covers the mission prep in near-real time, with the spacecraft's launch currently scheduled for September 15. (This date may change depending on launch conditions.)

Genres: Documentary

This modern, non-Disney take on the classic fairy tale is a live-action musical starring pop star Camila Cabello in her acting debut. She plays the title role (obviously), a young woman who seeks to launch a fashion business while escaping the clutches of her abusive stepmother (Idina Menzel).

Genres: Comedy, Family, Fantasy

In Happier Than Ever, Billie Eilish performs her new album of the same name in its entirety at the famed Hollywood Bowl, accompanied by the L.A. Philharmonic and a few special guests. The concert special will also incorporate animated elements.

Genres: Concert Film, Music

It took almost a month, but Disney's Star is finally starting to carry Reservation Dogs, at least episode one as of September 1. This show has received rave reviews from both critics and the general public.

Genres: Comedy, Crime

It's Star Wars like you've never seen it before. Disney invited seven different Japanese anime studios to create a total of nine short films set within the Star Wars universe—centering mostly on new characters, though often in familiar locations—and the results (at least in the trailer) look intriguing.

Genres: Animation, Action, Adventure

Isaac Asimov's Foundation books have never before been adapted to film or television in large part due to their immense scope, which spans centuries. Three episodes—including the opener directed by Rupert Sanders (Snow White and the Huntsman) in his TV debut—will be available on day one, followed by seven additional weekly installments.

Genres: Drama, Sci-Fi

Midnight Mass is set in a small island community where the arrival of a mysterious young priest coincides with a series of miraculous events—but, since this is a horror series, those miracles will come at a price. Kate Siegel, Annabeth Gish, Henry Thomas, and Michael Trucco also star.

Genres: Drama, Horror, Mystery

Already renewed for a second season, The Problem appears to be formatted a bit like shows from Stewart's former colleagues John Oliver and Wyatt Cenac in that each episode will be devoted to a single big issue rather than the news of the week.

Genres: Talk-Show