Rueben's Ramblings

Here is the list of the programming options to expect on TV this coming week:

On August 31, the finale of the new Hulu thriller drama Furious will air online.

The two-hour ABC News Special 9/11: United We Stand – 25 Years Later will air on ABC on September 1 at 9 PM. A powerful story of hope and healing led by Michael Strahan. The devastating terrorist attacks of 9/11 have been well documented, but the story of what helped people heal in the wake of tragedy remains relatively untold. This primetime special will explore how sports, music, Broadway and comedy helped Americans rediscover joy and begin to heal in the wake of the 9/11 attacks.

On September 2, the box office movie The Mandalorian and Grogu will make its streaming debut online on Disney+. The movie follows Din Djarin (Pedro Pascal) and his apprentice Grogu after the fall of the Empire, as they are recruited by the New Republic for a high-stakes rescue mission involving Rotta the Hutt (voice provided by Jeremy Allen White). The film also stars Sigourney Weaver and Jonny Coyne as well as voices provided by Martin Scorsese and Shirley Henderson.

The new Amazon Prime movie The Runner will debut online on September 2. A high-powered attorney (Gal Gadot) must race through London to save her abducted son while following cryptic commands from a mysterious caller (Damian Lewis). The movie also stars Alfred Enoch.

On September 3, the second season of The Gentlemen will premiere online on Netflix.

The Apple TV movie Mayday will debut online on September 4. Lieutenant Troy Brennan’s (Ryan Reynolds) reconnaissance mission over Soviet territory goes awry, forcing him to crash-land and survive in Russian wilderness while evading capture or rescue. Kenneth Branagh, David Morse, Maria Bakalova, Wendy Crewson and Alex Mallari Jr.

On September 4, the finale of the third season of Silo will air online on Apple TV.

The Hallmark Channel movie Haunted Harmony Mysteries: Prelude to a Wedding will debut on September 5 at 8 PM. Gethsemane (Tamera Mowry-Housley) is invited to perform at a wedding, but the celebration takes a dark turn when a member of the bridal party dies. She and (Ghost) Eamon (Risteard Cooper) must then unravel the mystery, navigating the complex web of wedding guests, family tensions, and hidden secrets.

On September 6, the third season premiere of The Marlow Murder Club will air on PBS at 8 PM followed by the debut of the new drama series Marble Hall Murders at 9 PM. The new series Marble Hall Murders will focus on an editor Susan Ryeland (Lesley Manville), who becomes entangled in a new murder case while working on a continuation novel of the Atticus Pünd series, written by a troubled young author (Jamie Blackley). In the fictional world of the novel, detective Atticus Pünd (Tim McMullan) travels to the Isle of Corfu, investigating the murder of Lady Margaret Chalfont (Patricia Hodge) with the help of a Greek detective (Zubin Varla. Susan unexpectedly finds herself a suspect in the real-life murder case, blending the meta literary mystery with suspenseful real-world intrigue.

Lastly, the new period piece drama A Tale of Two Cities will debut on September 6 at 10 PM on MGM+. In this four-part drama adaptation of Charles Dickens’ literary classic, A Tale Of Two Cities, Kit Harington (Industry and Game of Thrones), François Civil (Beating Hearts and The Three Musketeers) and Mirren Mack (Miss Austen and Hedda) will star.

Mark your calendars!