M-NET and Showmax have become closely aligned, with several of the same series available on both platforms at the same time. But then there are series that are exclusive to each, so keep an eye on these highlights packages to find the right show for you.
Girls On The Bus (pictured below) is on M-Net 101 (9pm) and Showmax (8.30pm) on Wednesdays, and A Gentleman In Moscow begins tonight, also on both. See below for more September titles.

- A Gentleman In Moscow | S01 E01 | 13V | Drama | Monday, 09 September at 8pm
An intriguing premiere of this period drama mini-series. Stripped of aristocratic privilege, Count Alexander Rostov is sentenced to life imprisonment at the Metropol Hotel. Also on Showmax.
- Fellow Travelers | S01 E01 | 18SNL | Drama | Monday, 9 September at 10.10pm

A gripping series premiere. In 1950s Washington, the life of a war hero at the State Department is changed when he begins an affair with a religious man, putting them in jeopardy. Already on Showmax to binge.
- Bupkis | S01 E01 | 18SL | Comedy | Friday, 13 September at 9.45pm
A premiere tinged with absurd comedy and drama. Pete moves back home only to learn that the family’s been dealing with tragic news without him. Already on Showmax to binge.
- 76th Emmy Awards | Special | Monday, 16 September at 2am and 9pm
Father and son duo Eugene and Dan Levy host the 76th Emmy Awards in Los Angeles. The ceremony honours the best in US primetime and late-night programming.
- Law & Order Toronto: Criminal Intent | S01 E01 | Crime | Tuesday, 17 September at 7pm
A mysterious series premiere. Graff and Bateman investigate the disappearance of a crypto investor when he vanishes on Lake Ontario.
- CSI: Vegas | S03 E01 | E16 | Crime | Tuesday, 17 September at 9pm
A challenging season premiere. With their colleague Josh Folsom under arrest for the death of Kahn Schefter, the CSI team combs through every crumb of forensic evidence to determine his innocence or guilt.
- The Penguin | S01 E01 | PG 13VL | Fantasy Crime Drama | Thursday, 19 September at 8pm
Following the events of The Batman (2022), Oswald Cobblepot, aka The Penguin makes a play to seize the reins of the crime world in Gotham. Also coming to Showmax. Can you believe it’s Colin Farrell?

