Every new Netflix release from September 7 to 13, 2026
This was a mid sized week on Netflix in the United States, around twenty new arrivals rather than the flood that lands on the first of the month. Below is the day by day rundown, so you can scroll straight to the evening you missed and see exactly what was added.
Monday, September 7
One arrival, but a big one. Call the Midwife season 15 dropped in full, all eight episodes plus the two part Christmas special from 2025, pushing the show past 130 episodes in the library. The season opens in 1971 and sends senior Nonnatus House staff to Hong Kong while the younger midwives hold the fort, the kind of slow burn ensemble writing that sends viewers looking up who is in the cast of a medical drama before committing to a new season.
Tuesday, September 8
The busiest day of the week, with five entries: Fauda season 5, the new series DANG!, the arrival of Good Mythical Morning, the stand up hour Stavros Halkias: Uncle Stav, and the documentary Untold: Mr. T, I Pity the Fool. Subtitled drama is now a reliable engine for the service, the same pull behind people hunting down a Chinese drama they saw trending and want to watch with subtitles. The Mr. T film sits in the true story documentary lane that has worked well since the platform leaned hard into real case documentaries and dramatised investigations, while the stand up slot keeps feeding the audience that made a low budget workplace comedy series a word of mouth hit.
Wednesday, September 9
Two films. The 1980 slasher Prom Night joined the catalogue just as horror season warms up, which is when older genre titles resurface beside newer ones like the horror releases people search by name after spotting them in the new arrivals row. Tyler Perry's Why Did I Get Married Again? also landed, a long gap sequel judged almost entirely on returning faces, the same conversation that surrounded the reviews for a legacy sequel made decades after the original.
Thursday, September 10
Five entries, including a live event. Call My Agent! The Movie gave the French series a feature length send off, the Dutch psychological thriller The Perfect Lie arrived as a full season, Crew Girl opened its first season, the 2004 drama We Don't Live Here Anymore joined the film shelf, and Netflix carried the NFL game staged in Melbourne. Twisty European thrillers travel well here for the same reason dark novel adaptations built on a slow reveal keep getting picked up.
Friday, September 11
Four titles. Stolen Heartbeats, a Colombian series built around a heart transplant and the romance that follows, is the emotional swing of the week, close in tone to the romance series viewers finish in a single sitting. The Spanish comedy Go Team! drops a cheese company into a disastrous team building retreat, Physical: 100 Italy launched its first batch of episodes, and the documentary Tribeca 25 looks back at twenty five years of the film festival. Competition reality lives or dies on casting, which is the same debate that greets every new season of a relationship reality format.
Saturday and Sunday, September 12 and 13
Saturday was empty. Sunday brought the animated Dog Man, the 2025 adaptation of the graphic novels, and it is the clear family pick of the week.
How to check this list against your own account
Dates differ by country. A title listed for the United States can appear a day earlier or later elsewhere, or never arrive at all. The dependable check is the New and Popular tab inside the app, which splits into Coming Soon and New Releases and reflects your actual region rather than a press release. Here at toughestblogger we build these weekly lists from the published schedule, then note where a title is region locked. If something you wanted is missing, it has usually gone to a rival service, which is the situation behind searches like where to watch a new release that skipped Netflix entirely or which service carries an older franchise sequel. Searching by exact title also works better than browsing, the way people track down a drama they only half remember the name of or a true crime case they heard about second hand.
If the week felt thin
Six new titles across the weekend is not much, and quiet streaming weeks are when people put the spare evenings somewhere else. Some readers spend one of them on a beginner piano course that teaches you to play by ear without reading sheet music, another chasing remote live chat support jobs that pay by the hour and cover a streaming subscription, and the weekend on a downloadable woodworking plan library with cut lists and blueprints for beginner weekend builds. The following weeks get heavier, with the next wave of originals and the awards season films, including titles like the comedy that moved from cinemas to streaming, so a light week now is normal scheduling rather than a drought.
People also ask
What was the biggest Netflix release between September 7 and 13, 2026?
Fauda season 5 on September 8 was the most anticipated return, while Call the Midwife season 15 on September 7 arrived with the largest single drop, eight episodes plus a two part Christmas special.
Did anything new land on Saturday September 12?
No. The published schedule shows nothing added on September 12 in the United States. The weekend addition was Dog Man on Sunday September 13.
Why does my Netflix show different new titles this week?
Licensing is agreed country by country, so release dates and even whole titles vary by region. The New and Popular tab inside the app shows the list for your own country and account.
How many titles were added in total that week?
Around twenty across the seven days, spread mainly over Tuesday through Friday, with Tuesday September 8 the busiest day and Saturday empty.
Was there a live sports event on Netflix that week?
Yes. Netflix carried the NFL game staged in Melbourne on September 10, part of the platform's continuing move into live sport.