Max is preparing to bring new shows to the channel in September 2024. Whether viewers prefer dramas or documentaries, this month has a lineup of shows that cannot be missed.
At the forefront of the releases is The Penguin, set to premiere on September 19, where Colin Farrell reprises his role as the crime lord of Gotham. Also on the list of shows is Coming from America, which airs on September 5. It is an unscripted series in which African-American families reconnect with their roots. For lovers of The Sopranos, there is a two-part documentary called Wise Guy, to be released on September 7, which explores the life and work of the show’s creator, David Chase.
With these and many more, get ready to binge on Max this September.
Every new show coming to Max in September 2024
1) Margarita, season 1 (Max Original) - September 2
Margarita dives into the enigmatic story of a young woman who finds a magical wonderland filled with secrets about her origins. However, she discovers that things are not as they seem and that there might be darker forces behind what has happened to her.
It is a spin-off of the successful telenovela Floricienta and will introduce fantastic elements typical of Argentina and teen drama to Max's viewers. For those wanting to engage in stories with elements of magical realism and complex, twisted plots, Margarita is worth a watch.
2) Born Evil: The Serial Killer and The Savior, season 1 (ID) - September 2
This documentary, Born Evil, on Max guides viewers through the chilling life of Hadden Clark—a lesser-known but terrifying serial killer. This true-crime docuseries by Michael Bay revisits the heinous crimes committed by Clark and how he was finally apprehended.
Through interviews with cops, relatives, and friends of the victims, as well as Clark’s brother, the series portrays how Clark’s twisted mind led him to commit such horrible acts.
3) How (Not) To Get Rid of a Body, season 1 (ID) - September 4
This series on Max tracks top detectives as they work to solve crimes where killers go to extreme lengths to eliminate and dispose of their victims. It puts a realistic and rather gory spin on how these detectives track down criminals and make them pay for their sins.
If you regularly watch crime shows based on theories and investigations, this is one show on Max you definitely won’t want to miss.
4) Coming From America (Max Original) - September 5
Coming From America is an unscripted Max show that documents four African-American families as they reconnect with their roots in Africa. This Max original provides a close look at their trials, accomplishments, and the cultural issues that follow them as they seek to remake their lives in Africa.
With its raw and emotional narrative, Coming from America delivers a fresh perspective on the African diaspora and the search for identity.
5) Wise Guy: David Chase and The Sopranos (HBO Original Documentary) - September 7
Sopranos fans, prepare for a mind-altering experience as you dive deep into the mind of the show’s creator, David Chase. This two-part documentary explores Chase’s life, professional achievements, and the creative genius behind one of the most iconic shows aired on HBO.
Directed by acclaimed documentarian Alex Gibney, best known for making documentaries such as Enron: The Smartest Guys in the Room and Going Clear: Scientology and the Prison of Belief, this series is set to revolutionize the outlook on The Sopranos and its resonance in pop culture. Both parts will be released simultaneously, allowing fans to gain their own insights about the show while experiencing nostalgia.
6) Cabin in the Woods, season 1 (ID) - September 9
Cabin in the Woods is a true-crime show that will air on Max, focusing on horrifying crimes committed in remote cabins in various parts of the United States. These areas are secluded and often isolated, making it easier for the unscrupulous to operate. Each episode presents an individual case, exposing the darkness beneath the surface of such quiet locations.
7) The Real Murders on Elm Street, season 1 (ID) - September 9
Elm Street in The Real Murders on Elm Street is a place of nightmares. It is a true-crime documentary exploring the horrors in suburban towns across America.
This documentary series, to be aired on Max, investigates murder incidents that have occurred in such quiet towns, showing that danger can be lurking anywhere. The show focuses on the investigation in each episode and how these crimes affect society.
8) Have I Got News for You, season 1 (CNN) - September 15
In a bid to export the beloved British comedy panel show Have I Got News for You, CNN is recreating it in America! Produced by Hat Trick Productions, this show delivers a satirical news quiz that offers a witty take on the week’s events.
The U.S. version, which will air on Max, will feature a series of comedians, pundits, and other personalities, aiming to emulate the long-established humor and insight that the original show has provided for decades. This show is set to air on the CNN channel once a week on Saturday nights and will quickly become a favorite for people who appreciate witty and pertinent humor.
9) The Penguin (HBO Original Series) - September 19
It’s without a doubt that The Penguin is the most eagerly awaited Max release of the month. Starring Colin Farrell as Gotham City crime boss Oz Cobb, the series is set after the events of Matt Reeves’ The Batman.
In this season, Oz navigates the treacherous world of Gotham, facing both new and recurring villains, such as Sofia Falcone, who intends to maintain her family’s power. The Penguin is unmissable for DC fans and crime drama enthusiasts.
September 2024 looks promising for Max, with a variety of shows set to air for every kind of viewer. Whether you're into fantasy dramas, true crime, or high-stakes crime, Max has you covered. So grab your popcorn, settle in, and get ready for a month of unforgettable entertainment.
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