It is one of the jewels of the Apple TV+ catalog and was recognized a week ago to the Emmys with an award for best direction. Thanks to word of mouth, Slow horses It has continued to grow in popularity and this Wednesday it premieres its fifth season with the sixth and seventh already in sight. Gary Oldman, who has received Emmy, Golden Globe and BAFTA nominations for this fiction, once again puts himself in the shoes of the unclassifiable Jackson Lamb, the head of a group of MI5 spies banished for uselessness in a seedy office. As expected, despite Lamb's efforts to work as little as possible, both he and his subordinates will end up involved in a new mission that, this time, will be linked to a shooting in central London.

In the first season of The White Lotus, Creator Mike White reinforced the tone of a black comedy critical of the tourism industry with an outline of a postcolonial discourse from a Hawaiian perspective. One of the supporting characters explained how the United States had appropriated the archipelago to the point that its original inhabitants had ended up working in subsidiary jobs for white economic interests. For most Westerners, Hawaii has been reduced to an exotic landscape of paradisiacal beaches and flowery shirts where you can spend your vacations if you have a little money. It is probably Hollywood's most recent attempt at creating a Hawaiian-centric fiction. Lilo & Stitch...

How would history have changed if the Soviets had landed on the Moon before the Americans and the space race had spread throughout the solar system? This is the premise from which For all mankind, a series created by screenwriter and producer Ronald D. Moore, known for having participated in other space series such as Star Trek and Battlestar Galactica and can be seen on AppleTV+.

When was the last time we laughed heartily? What do you want at an American series? Laugh like you're cracking up, not like you draw a slight upward curve with your lips. Into this increasingly barren territory of laughter lands The Studio, one of the best series of the season, brought to life by two of the biggest names in American comedy at the beginning of the 21st century, Seth Rogen and Evan Goldberg. As screenwriters and, in some cases, also as directors, this pair of colleagues are behind cult titles such as Superbad (2007), Super stoned (2011), Brawl to the end (2013) or Sausage Party (2016). With The Studio They reveal how they maintain their capacity for hilarity in a more mature fiction, one might say, centered around Hollywood's favorite subject: the industry itself.

Severance, from Apple TV+, is surely one of the most talked about series of the moment. Its distressing metaphor of capitalist life has hooked many viewers to the point that it has become the most watched fiction on Apple TV+, surpassing Ted Lasso, until now the great spearhead of Tim Cook's platform. In the series, several people agree to undergo a surgical intervention that divides their lives in two: when they are at work, in the Lumon offices, they do not remember anything from the outside, and when they are in their daily lives they do not remember anything from work. The retrofuturistic aesthetic and the mysteries that pepper the plot have made Severance It is one of the most addictive fictions of the moment.

September also kicks off the school year on television, although the premieres never stop. This month sees the arrival of some of the platforms' most powerful offerings, which in many cases choose to premiere new seasons of established titles. Let's take a look back at some of September's most interesting series.