The big one this week is Last Seen, a gripping Australian thriller starring Patrick Brammall as a police dispatcher whose world is turned upside down when he receives a distress call from a teenage girl he believes could be his daughter, who disappeared 11 years earlier! Read on.

The Gentlemen – Season 2 (Netflix, 3 September 2026)

Theo James and Kaya Scodelario return as Eddie and Susie in the second season of Netflix’s stylish crime drama. Set one year after the events of the first series, the new season sees the pair expanding their criminal empire beyond Britain and into Italy — but maintaining control of a growing underworld operation proves easier said than done.

As Eddie and Susie attempt to build their increasingly lucrative criminal enterprise, they must contend with Bobby, whose reckless decisions threaten to destabilise everything they have worked to establish. Vinnie Jones also returns, while newcomers including Hugh Bonneville join the cast. With eight episodes dropping at once, viewers can binge the entire second season from September 3. And there is already more crime to come, with Netflix having confirmed a third season.

The Marlow Murder Club – Season 3 (MASTERPIECE on PBS, 6 September 2026)

Samantha Bond, Jo Martin and Cara Horgan return as Judith, Suzie and Becks for a third season of the cosy British murder mystery. Once again, the unlikely amateur sleuthing trio find themselves investigating a series of murders in the picturesque town of Marlow — proving that beneath its peaceful exterior, the town has no shortage of deadly secrets.

The six-part season features three new mysteries, with each case unfolding across two episodes. The trio investigate the poisoning of Marlow’s mayor, the death of a celebrity chef at a cookbook launch and a murder at a university reunion that leaves Becks herself under suspicion. Natalie Dew also returns as DI Tanika Malik, as the amateur detectives once again find themselves working alongside — and sometimes ahead of — the police. The new season premieres on Sunday, September 6, at 8/7c on MASTERPIECE on PBS, with new episodes airing weekly.

Last Seen (Apple TV, 9 September 2026)

What would you do if a voice from the past suddenly came back to you? Patrick Brammall stars as police dispatcher Ian Ridley, whose life fell apart 11 years ago when his young daughter, Maggie, disappeared without a trace. Now, when Ian receives a distress call from a teenage girl he is convinced is Maggie, his desperate hope of finding his daughter again turns into an all-consuming mission.

Ian has never accepted that Maggie could be gone forever, and the call gives him the first real reason to believe she may still be alive. Determined to find her and reunite his broken family, he will stop at nothing to uncover the truth, whatever the cost. The Australian psychological thriller also stars Maxine Peake and Brendan Cowell, promising an emotional mystery alongside its police procedural elements. Apple TV’s official trailer offers a glimpse of Ian’s desperate search for the daughter he never stopped looking for.