Everything Coming to Paramount+ This Week Including New Season of ‘Golden Axe’

Paramount+ is set to enhance its streaming library this week with a varied selection of syndicated daytime television, international comedy, animated classics, and gripping crime dramas. Subscribers can anticipate a lineup featuring family-friendly comedies, true-crime investigations, and beloved animated series debuting throughout the week.

‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ (2020)

‘The Drew Barrymore Show’ makes its debut on the platform on Monday, September 14. Host Drew Barrymore leads an engaging daytime talk show that features celebrity interviews, lifestyle segments, human-interest stories, and discussions about pop culture. Barrymore brings her unique warmth and openness to genuine conversations with Hollywood peers, highlighting uplifting and humorous stories from around the globe, along with cooking demonstrations and personal reflections.

‘Ghosts Australia’ (2025)

Premiering on Monday, September 14, ‘Ghosts: Australia’ reimagines the hit comedy franchise in a new setting. The series follows a young couple who unexpectedly inherits a large, dilapidated country estate with plans to convert it into a boutique hotel. Following an unforeseen accident, one of the owners gains the ability to see and communicate with the various spirits haunting the property. These resident ghosts, hailing from different eras of Australian history, create constant comedic chaos for the new inhabitants. As both worlds collide, the living and the deceased must find a way to coexist.

‘Show Dogs’ (2018)

‘Show Dogs’ joins the streaming library on Tuesday, September 15. This family buddy-comedy features a tough, street-smart Rottweiler police dog named Max who must go undercover at a prestigious dog show. Partnered with a dedicated human FBI agent, Max works to thwart an animal smuggling operation targeting an endangered baby panda. The canine protagonist undergoes an extensive makeover and etiquette training to fit in with the pampered contestants.

‘Furlough’ (2018)

Making its debut on Wednesday, September 16, ‘Furlough’ blends comedy and drama. A rookie correctional officer at a women’s prison is tasked with escorting a volatile inmate on an emergency 36-hour leave to see her dying mother. What begins as a routine assignment quickly spirals into chaos as the inmate seeks multiple escape opportunities. The mismatched duo embarks on a road trip that reveals unexpected emotional depth beneath their differences.

‘Golden Axe’ (2026)

The animated series ‘Golden Axe’ premieres on Wednesday, September 16. Based on the classic Sega video game franchise, the show follows veteran warriors Ax Battler, Tyris Flare, and Gilius Thunderhead as they battle to save the fantasy realm of Yuria. The trio faces off against the tyrannical giant Death Adder while navigating their own eccentric personalities and absurd fantasy situations. This adaptation combines vibrant animation with nostalgic nods, bringing retro hack-and-slash adventures to a contemporary audience.

‘Route 187’ (2026)

‘Route 187’ premieres on the service on Wednesday, September 16. This true-crime docuseries delves into unsolved cases, mysterious disappearances, and systemic issues surrounding a notoriously dangerous corridor. Through firsthand accounts, archival footage, and forensic analysis, investigators and families seek answers to long-buried questions. The production highlights how geographic isolation and institutional delays have impacted ongoing searches for justice, showcasing the relentless efforts of advocates striving to deliver accountability for the victims.

‘South Park’ (1997)

‘South Park’ joins the streaming lineup on Thursday, September 17. Created by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, this acclaimed adult animated satire chronicles the surreal misadventures of four elementary school boys in Colorado. The long-running series is renowned for its rapid production process, allowing it to parody current cultural, political, and social events in almost real-time. With its unique visual style and irreverent humor, the show continues to challenge boundaries each season.

‘MobLand’ (2025)

The crime drama ‘MobLand’ makes its platform debut on Friday, September 18. The story dives into a high-stakes underworld where rival criminal factions vie for dominance and survival. Key figures must navigate treacherous betrayals, shifting loyalties, and relentless law enforcement pressure across urban territories. The production examines the heavy personal toll and collateral damage inflicted by systemic criminal enterprises.

Let us know which of these new Paramount+ arrivals you are most eager to watch this week in the comments.