8 New Series Debut on TV This Week: Here's Where to Stream Them

Less than a week ago, the Writers Guild of America ended its strike against the major studios represented by the AMPTP. Now that writers are officially back to work, we're sure to see a lot of new announcements in the coming months.

But even if the writers' strike were to continue (though hopefully the current working conditions will be satisfactory for the industry's workers), we'd still be in for a release heavy fall, especially in early October. Let's take a look at the intriguing series set to debut this week.

8. Fright Krewe

The spooky month kicks off with a very fitting new project from DreamWorks! Fright Krewe is an animated series about a group of teenagers who must face the terrible secrets that lurk in New Orleans.

Release date: October 2

Available on: Hulu, Peacock

7. Lotería Loca

Based on Mexican bingo and hosted by Jane the Virgin star Jaime Camil, this reality show pits two players against each other in a wild battle to collect four cards in a row.

Release date: October 2

Available on: Paramount+

6. Found

The series will follow Gabi Mosely and her crisis management team as they investigate the disappearances of marginalized people who rarely receive police and media attention.

Release date: October 3

Available on: Peacock (Oct. 4)

5. Beckham

Even if you're not into soccer, you've probably heard this name. Netflix has dedicated a 4-part docuseries to the rise of Beckham’s career.

Release date: October 4

Available on: Netflix

4. Sullivan's Crossing

If you're a fan of cozy dramas like Virgin River, you'll love this Canadian series about a neurosurgeon who returns to her hometown in rural Nova Scotia. Sullivan's Crossing makes its US debut.

Release date: October 4

Available on: The CW

3. The Spencer Sisters

The Canadian procedural, which follows a mother and daughter (despite the title!) who start their own detective agency, also makes its US debut on the same day.

Release date: October 4

Available on: The CW

2. Bargain

Paramount+ isn't as rich in K-dramas as Netflix, but it does have some intriguing shows in its catalog. Bargain follows a group of suspicious strangers in a remote motel trying to survive after a sudden earthquake.

Release date: October 5

Available on: Paramount+

1. Everything Now

Netflix is back with another teen comedy-drama! Everything Now follows a 17-year-old girl who returns to school after a long battle with anorexia and discovers that her friends have had far more teenage experiences than she has.

Release date: October 5

Available on: Netflix