September brings the start of fall and also the start of TV's big fall push, where old favorites come back for another season and new shows are also given a chance to find audiences. Streaming services, such as Prime Video, aren't always about following those traditions--but Amazon's platform is bringing a handful of potentially interesting newcomers in September.
Among them is the investigative docuseries LuLaRich, which will drop on September 10. The four-part series, from Fyre Fraud documentarians Jenner Furst and Julia Willoughby, examines the pyramid scheme LuLaRoe. The pyramid scheme has already been exposed and reached a settlement earlier this year, and the women's clothing business is now working towards greater transparency. But this looks worth a watch, even if you haven't heard of it, because the company's co-founders happily sat to be interviewed by the filmmakers, and rather than the film playing up the "true crime" angle, the trailer (which you can watch below) seems to play it more as a comedy of errors that just spiraled out of control.
Other than that, Prime Video can always be counted on for surfacing classic content that's worth a rewatch or finally giving a shot. September 1 brings classics and "classics" from a number of genres. Do you have cheesy '80s throwbacks? Both the theatrical and extended cuts of 2010's The A-Team are coming to the platform. Ready to start re-thinking your relationship with social media? Also coming to Prime is Aaron Sorkin's The Social Network. The first of the month may be most worth looking at--it's both when the highest number of things are being added to the catalog, and also where the greatest variety is on display.
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