10 New TV Shows to Watch in October on Netflix, AppleTV+, Prime Video and More Streaming Services

Part three of the thriller is returning to Netflix. The plot focuses on Assane asking his family to leave Paris to live a new life. However, trouble isn’t too far and he soon experiences blockages with his new plan. 

Mia, a 16-year-old, is thrown into a whirlwind of first kisses, parties and dating after she returns home from treatment for an eating disorder. The teenager navigates through new crushes, best friends and a growing bucket list. 

“Loki” season two picks up following the villainess character as he searches in the multiverse for Sylvie, Judge Renslayer and Miss Minutes. The God of Mischief is joined by Mobius, Hunter B and other new characters. 

From the mind of Mike Flanagan, who created “The Haunting of Hill House” and “Midnight Mass,” is the new series that is based on the titles of author Edgar Allan Poe. The show centers around the collapse of the Usher Dynasty’s Fortunato Pharmaceuticals.

The series, which first premiered more than 20 years ago in 1995, is making a return, this time following five high schoolers as they investigate the death of earlier teen Harold Biddle. Based on the scary-themed works of R.L. Stine, the teenagers also find out dark secrets about their parents’ past. 

Set in the ’50s, “Lessons in Chemistry” follows Elizabeth Zott, played by Brie Larson, as her dreams of becoming a scientist are cut short when she’s fired from her lab. In a turn of events, Zott gets her own TV cooking show and showcases much more than recipesto her viewers.

Inspired by the real-world “Antwerp Diamond Heist,” which was the largest-ever diamond heist in history, is “Everybody Loves Diamonds,” a fictional series that follows small-time Italian thieves. The comedic series is led by the character Leonardo Notarbartolo (played by Kim Rossi Stuart). 

Following three best friends as they travel from Florida to Miami, this comedic series showcases the hardships and triumphs of making it in the music industry. The trio have big goals of making it in Reggaeton.

Based on the novel of the same name by Si Spencer, this series follows a detective from each period who investigates the same body as it was found in 1890, 1941, 2023 and 2053. The four detectives find a way to collaborate over periods as they unravel the 150-year-old mystery.

From the creator of “The Office” is “Upload,” a show in which the characters don’t die, but instead are “uploaded” into a virtual reality afterlife. Season three of the sci-fi comedy series picks up with Nathan (played by Robbie Amell) being newly downloaded and navigating his relationship with Nora.