With modest offers for the month of September, Outstanding+ may not be your first choice for new TV shows, but the streaming service offers a few pleasant surprises. The biggest attraction this month is likely to be the second season of Tulsa KingThe first season of the Sylvester Stallone crime drama/comedy was successful and addictive. For fans of 80s hair metal, Nothing but a good time offers a candid look at the stories behind the era’s biggest bands in terms of popularity and hair volume. If you’re looking for a guilty pleasure this month, check out the new Korean romantic comedy, Dreaming of a damn fairy tale.
In addition to the titles highlighted below, Paramount+ subscribers can look forward to a few more shows this month. Family entertainment includes the 3D animated adventures of DORA continues when the second season premieres on September 13. Despite mixed reviews, the second season of Fraser will be available on September 19. Finally, the Australian dramedy Colin from Accounting starts its second season on September 29. Those with a SHOWTIME subscription at Paramount+ can also look forward to new seasons of long-running series such as The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, The Drew Barrymore Show, SurvivorsAnd Let’s make a deal.
Tulsa King (Season 2)
Available from September 15th
After the first season ended with a cliffhanger in which Dwight was cheated on and the future of his relationship with Stacy and his daughter Tina was uncertain, the second season of Tulsa King couldn’t come fast enough. The second season looks to pick up where the first left off, dealing with Dwight’s new financial difficulties and the looming threat of enemies like Chickie, the new boss of the Invernizzi crime family who is looking to stake his claim on the Oklahoma underworld.
Tulsa Kings debut season in 2022 certainly came with some hype, with many calling it Sylvester Stallone’s best performance since Believe. The show’s mix of crime, drama and humor, supported by a strong cast including standout actors such as Martin Starr and Andrea Savage, made it a must-watch for many. Some viewers described it as a “guy pleasure,” while some critics called it a “soap opera for guys.” Tulsa King Season 2 is the most eagerly awaited ongoing series. Tulsa King Season 2 will stream on September 15th.
Nöthin’ But a Good Time: The Uncensored History of 80s Hair Metal (Documentary Series)
Available from September 17th
The three-part miniseries examines one of the most notoriously wild eras in music history: the hair metal scene of the ’80s. The thrilling 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, WASP and Skid Row. It also features cultural commentary from Riki Rachtman, Corey Taylor and Steve-O. The honest look at the era touches on all the glamour and wild parties, but also the consequences of drug addiction and life on the road.
Decades after the era of “hair metal,” it may not hold quite the same appeal as it once did (if you don’t know any of the bands, ask your parents; they might even have it on vinyl). However, there is an undeniable attraction to a “live fast, die young” mentality that is oddly alluring in this era of music, where many bands rose to fame quickly and struggled under the pressure of success like they were catching lightning in a bottle. Since tales of epic partying and debauchery have always been associated with this era of music, it will be fascinating to see what stories the docuseries digs out. Nöthin’ But a Good Time: The uncensored history of 80s hair metal will be streamed on September 17th.
Dreams of a damned fairy tale (premiere)
Available from September 26th
Dreaming of escaping the boredom of her work and lack of love life, Shin Jae-rim imagines herself living in a Cinderella-like scenario. Her job as a social club manager pushes her to find her own “prince charming,” and she thinks she’s found the perfect match when she meets the cynical heiress to a fortune, Moon Cha-min. Moon Cha-min doesn’t believe in love and initially pushes her away, only to grow closer. But 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.
Although there were mixed reactions online, Dreaming of a damn fairy tale screams “guilty pleasure romance,” perfect for a binge sesh. Considered somewhat formulaic, familiarity is certainly comforting, and audiences can expect sharp comedic beats and heartwarming moments as one would expect from a Korean rom-com. Pyo Ye-jin of What’s wrong with Minister Kim Fame and Lee Jun Young from Good Casting are also the perfect pair. The series should warm your heart when the months get a little cooler in September. Dreaming of a damn fairy tale will be streamed on September 26th.
Shows will be added to the Paramount+ library in September. Note: CBS shows can be streamed live from Paramount+ with SHOWTIME subscribers via the live feed on Paramount+. These titles will be available on-demand to all subscribers the day after their air date.
Available from September 2nd
- After Midnight (Season 2)
- The Late Show with Stephen Colbert (Season 10)
Available from September 4th
Available from September 9th
- The Drew Barrymore Show (Season 5)
- The Conversation (Season 16)
Available from September 16
Available from September 18th
- Jordan Klepper shows the globe: Hungary for democracy
- Jordan Klepper criticizes the midterm elections: America does not follow democracy
- Jordan Klepper is on the pulse of time: Into the MAGAverse
- Survivor (Season 47)
Available from September 20th
- Secret celebrity renovation
Available from September 21
Available from September 22nd
- 60 minutes (season 57)
- Matlock (Preview)
Available from September 23
- Let’s Make a Deal (Season 16)
- The Price is Right (Season 53)
Available from September 26th
- The Bold and the Beautiful (Season 38)
Available from September 27th
- The best @Home videos
Available from September 29th
