New Additions to PBS on Prime Video
Prime Video continues to expand its vast library by offering high-quality content from various broadcasters. This September, PBS brings a fresh wave of compelling dramas, docuseries, and children's programming to the platform, catering to a wide range of viewer interests.
Top Picks for September
- Marble Hall Murders (Season 3 of Magpie Murders): Susan Ryeland returns to the world of detective Atticus Pünd. As Pünd investigates a 1955 crime in Corfu, Susan faces a complex mystery in the present involving the Crace family.
- The Marlow Murder Club (Season 3): Judith Potts, Suzie Harris, and Becks Starling reunite to apply their unique investigative skills to a series of high-stakes crimes alongside DI Tanika Malik.
- Trespasses (Season 1, Sept 20): Set in 1975 Northern Ireland, this series follows a young Catholic teacher named Cushla. Her life becomes complicated when she begins a dangerous affair with an older, married Protestant barrister amidst rising political tensions.
- Rosie’s Rules (Volume 13, Sept 14): The animated fan-favorite returns with new adventures, ranging from rodeo contests to humorous attempts at becoming a statue and hosting a doggy wash.
Complete September Release Schedule
PBS Masterpiece
- Sept 4: Everybody Lies, Season 1
- Sept 6: Marble Hall Murders (Magpie Murders, Season 3)
- Sept 6: The Marlow Murder Club, Season 3
- Sept 11: Incognito, Season 1
- Sept 18: Paradise, Season 12
- Sept 20: Trespasses, Season 1
- Sept 25: Second Death, Season 1
PBS KIDS
- Sept 4: Work It Out Wombats, Volume 13
- Sept 14: Rosie’s Rules, Volume 13
- Sept 21: Elinor Wonders Why: The Festival of the Moon
PBS Documentaries
- Sept 14: The Story of Cats, Season 1
- Sept 16: Ages of Ice, Season 1
- Sept 16: The Battle to Breathe
- Sept 23: Knowledge Keepers
- Sept 25: Sing Democracy 250
- Sept 29: Scammed
PBS Living
- Sept 15: Motorweek, Season 46