3 New Netflix Picks That Make This Week’s Queue Easier

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  • Netflix's own September calendar lists all three picks as available in the U.S. this week.
  • Start with The Gentlemen for a polished crime-series binge; save Call My Agent! The Movie for a compact movie night.
  • Physical 100: Italy is the choice for viewers who want a competition series rather than another scripted drama.

Netflix’s September slate can make the home screen feel like a scrolling assignment. This is a deliberately short U.S. watchlist: one returning crime series, one movie-length comic reset, and one reality competition. Each is listed in Netflix’s own current September calendar, rather than inferred from a third-party catalog.

Availability checked: September 14, 2026 — United States. Netflix’s September release calendar · official trailer

Theo James and Kaya Scodelario seated together in a scene from The Gentlemen season two
Frame from Netflix’s official The Gentlemen season two trailer. © Netflix.

Start with The Gentlemen season two

Guy Ritchie’s crime series is the strongest pick for a viewer who wants a real binge rather than a single-night commitment. Netflix lists season two as available from September 3, and its official trailer frames Eddie and Susie’s expanding operation as the story’s central pressure point. Choose it for sharp, heightened criminal farce and a cast-led ensemble; skip it if you are looking for a quiet procedural.

Make Call My Agent! The Movie the movie-night choice

Netflix lists Call My Agent! The Movie from September 10 and describes a former agency team reuniting when a first-time director loses a lead actor shortly before filming. That setup makes it the compact option here: a feature follow-up for viewers who enjoy workplace comedy, performance-world chaos, and a clean endpoint instead of a season-long cliffhanger.

Pick Physical 100: Italy for competition tension

Physical 100: Italy, available September 11 in Netflix’s calendar, puts 100 Italian athletes through physical challenges for a single winner. It is the useful change of pace in this three-title list: a competition format for households that want momentum and elimination stakes, not another scripted crime plot.

For the other services’ current shortlists, return to Comic Book Co’s weekly streaming guide.

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