It's the back-half of 2020, and while it's been a roller coaster of a year, the one thing you can count on is more content coming to your favorite streaming services. In September, Netflix has plenty of new movies, TV shows, and original programming headed your way. Check out what's new on Netflix for September 2020.
Ash Ketchum has been on a long-time journey to become a Pokémon master. He's been doing this for a long time, so it's a bit surprising to realize he still hasn't achieved this goal. Anyway, his adventure continues in Part 2 of Pokémon: Journeys which arrives on September 11. The show revolves around Ash and his new friend Goh as they help Professor Cerise research Pokémon.
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On September 18, Netflix has two highly-anticipated original series arriving. The first is Jurassic World: Camp Cretaceous, which follows a group of campers during the events of Jurassic World, as they avoid trying to be eaten. This may be an animated series geared towards kids, but from the looks of the first trailer, it comes off a bit more like a horror film.
Also arriving that day is Ryan Murphy (American Horror Story) and Ian Brennan's series Ratched, which follows the character Mildred Ratched, a nurse that is too dedicated to her craft as she works at a psychiatric hospital. This show is actually a prequel to the classic novel One Flew Over The Cuckoo's Nest by Ken Kesey. The series stars AHS alumni Sarah Paulson as the titular character.
However, what you'll probably end up watching the most in September are all three Back to the Future movies, which arrive on the first of the month. Call up your cousin Chuck while The Starlighters play in the background as Marty McFly travels back in time where he meets the teenage versions of his parents--and his mom tries to seduce him, like a lot. Then travel with Marty to the future, then back to a very-weird present, and then back to the past with the film's sequel. And finally, do yourself a favor and enjoy the highly-underrated Back to the Future III, but do yourself a favor and never, ever, ever play the NES game of the same name. Please don't.
Below, you'll find everything coming to Netflix for the month of September.
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