They don’t call it “a mountain of entertainment” for nothing. Paramount+ has at its disposal an impressive library of past and current blockbuster movies, as well as new shows and exciting sporting events. The Viacom-owned streamer is a treasure trove for anyone interested in entertainment, sports, and pop culture.
The September 2023 Paramount+ programming schedule is the best yet, with the season four premiere of Star Trek: Lower Decks, the debut of the new show Dreaming Whilst Black, the 2023 MTV Music Awards, Big Ten football, and blockbuster movies like Schindler’s List, Terminator 2, and Road to Perdition. See below for the full list of all the movies, shows, and sporting events headed to Paramount+ in September.
Sept. 7: Star Trek: Lower Decks (Season 4) premiere
Sept. 8: Dreaming Whilst Black premiere*
Sept. 12: Football Must Go On premiere
Sept. 13: MTV Video Music Awards
Sept. 22: Deadlocked: How America Shaped the Supreme Court premiere*
The Naked Brothers Band (Seasons 1-3)
Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles (1987) (Seasons 1-2)
Ice Airport Alaska (Seasons 2-3)
The Surreal Life (2022) (Season 1)
ALVINNN!!! and The Chipmunks (Season 5)
Cheech & Chong’s Still Smokin’
I Married a Monster from Outer Space
Jackass Presents: Bad Grandpa .5 Unrated
Murder on the Orient Express (1974)
Perfume: The Story of a Murderer
Scouts Guide to the Zombie Apocalypse
Witchboard II: The Devil’s Doorway
World War Z (Extended Domestic Cut)
Sept. 2: Campeonato Brasileirão Série A – Botafogo vs. Flamengo
Sept. 2: CBS Sports Confidential – Big Ten Football 2023
Sept. 2: Big Ten on CBS – Ohio State @ Indiana
Sept. 2: College Football on CBS – Texas Tech @ Wyoming
Sept. 3: Big Ten on CBS – Northwestern @ Rutgers
Sept. 3: College Football on CBS – Oregon State @ San Jose State
Sept. 3: Serie A – AC Milan vs. Inter Milan
Sept. 3: Serie A – Lazio vs Napoli
Sept. 9: NWSL Challenge Cup Final
Sept. 9: Big Ten on CBS – UNLV @ Michigan
Sept. 9: College Football on CBS – UCLA @ San Diego State
Sept. 10: NFL ON CBS Week 1 Doubleheader (check local listings)
Sept. 16: Oracle Los Angeles Sail Gran Prix
Sept. 16: PGA TOUR Originals: One Shot Away
Sept. 16: SEC on CBS – South Carolina @ Georgia
Sept. 16: NWSL – Portland Thorns FC vs. OL Reign
Sept. 17: NFL ON CBS Week 2 Doubleheader (check local listings)
Sept. 18: Serie A – AC Milan vs. Napoli
Sept. 19-Sept. 20: UEFA Champions League Group Stage Matchday 1
Sept. 21: UEFA Europa League Group Stage Matchday 1
Sept. 21: UEFA Europa Conference League Group Stage Matchday 1
Sept. 23: 2023 American Cornhole League World Championship Final
Sept. 23: Big Ten on CBS – Iowa @ Penn State
Sept. 24: NFL ON CBS Week 3 (check local listings)
Sept. 24: Professional Bull Riding Camping World Teams Series
Sept. 30: France Sail Grand Prix
Throughout September: NWSL competition
Throughout September: Italian Serie A competition
Throughout September: Concacaf Nations League qualifiers
Throughout September: Argentina Liga Profesional de Fútbol competition
Throughout September: Campeonato Brasileirão Série A competition
Throughout September: Scottish Professional Football League competition
Throughout September: Combate Global competition
* Title is available to Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers.
**All Paramount+ with Showtime subscribers can live stream CBS titles via the live feed on Paramount+. Those titles will be available on-demand to all subscribers the day after they air live.
Dates for library titles are subject to change.
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