Did you know that BINGE is home to over 10,000 glorious hours of content? And while that’s awesome for us TV and movie addicts, it’s also terrible news for those who struggle with endless-scrolling-itis (the struggle is real).
But fear not, because we’ve made a list of the best shows on Binge so that you don’t have to scroll for days. From old favourites like The Office to brand new releases (ahem - season 12 of Below Deck), here are some awesome movies and TV shows to binge on Binge in September 2025.
The Twelve (Season 3)
If you haven’t seen the first two seasons of The Twelve, it’s a drama centred around jury members on a trial. Season 3 (Cape Rock Killer) focuses on an all-new case about a man accused of killing a writer researching a 1968 double homicide. As the plot thickens and the trial threatens to reopen the 1968 cold case, the jurors are thrown into a moral grey area. If you like mysteries and gripping courtroom dramas, you can stream Seasons 1 and 2 in full now and catch brand-new episodes from Season 3 as they drop every Monday at 12 pm AEST.
The Office (Superfan Episodes)
We know this isn’t exactly hot-off-the-press news… but we love, love, LOVE The Office US here at Urban List. And, if you’re also a superfan of this classic mockumentary sitcom, you’ll be thrilled to know that Binge has 8 seasons, complete with extended episodes and bonus scenes ready for you to, well… binge. So, if you thought you knew every single Michael Scott quote, think again, roll up your sleeves, and get cracking on these awesome extras.
90 Day Fiance: Happily Ever After? (Season 9)
If you like the long-running reality show, 90 Day Fiance, then you’ll love the sister-show, Happily Ever After. Following couples from previous seasons, long after the 90-day visa process is over, it’s the perfect antidote to your reality TV withdrawals. Season 9 cast members include Gino Palazzolo and Jasmine Pineda, Bandon Gibbs and Julia Trubkina, and Tigerlily Taylor and Adnan Abdelfattah. From financial troubles and family conflicts to lingering doubts and extramarital flirtations, you can bet your bottom dollar that there will be plenty of drama and oh-so-piping-hot tea. The season premiere has already dropped, so what are you waiting for?
Below Deck (Season 12)
Who knew that a reality show following the crew on luxury yachts would be so ridiculously addictive? Assuming you’ve already smashed seasons 1-11, Season 12 of Below Deck will cover everything from managerial misconduct and unruly guests to love triangles and ill-advised hookups. Dramatic, just the right amount of vapid, and oh-so-good, you can catch new episodes of Below Deck every Tuesday at 1.30 pm AEST.
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The Couple Next Door (Season 2)
If you’re craving your mid-week TV binge with a side of dark sexual tension (no judgement - ditto!), you simply must check out The Couple Next Door. If you didn’t see the first season, it’s a psychological thriller about two couples in a seemingly perfect suburban neighbourhood. Think saucy secrets, desire, deception, and a healthy dose of danger just to keep you on your toes. Sound fun? You can stream Season 1 in full now and catch the latest episodes of Season 2 every Wednesday.
The Real Housewives of Orange County
The OG of the Real Housewives Franchise just kicked off its nineteenth season. So if you’re into overblown friendship drama, shiny outfits, and giant lips that put even the most filled-up pair in Sydney’s Eastern Suburbs to shame… you’ll find new episodes every Friday from 1.30 pm. Die-hard fans will also be thrilled (or perhaps not) to see the return of Gretchen Rossi after 12 years. Strap in for some tension, dirty looks, and fireworks, folks.
Emilia Perez
This award-winning musical crime film has been on our list of things to watch for a while. And, now that it’s available to watch on Binge from July 4, we can finally tick it off the list. Starring Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gomez, and Karla Sofía Gascón, it follows a Mexican cartel leader who wants to transition to a woman and disappear. Critics raved about it (calling it genre-bending, unique, and game-changing) while LGBTQ advocacy groups questioned its representation of trans women. Mexican and Latin-American audiences also had plenty to say about the film’s authenticity and representation of Mexican culture. We’ll let you make up your own mind on all of the above.
Mix Tape
If you can’t resist some vintage 80s throwback vibes, then Mix Tape will be right up your street. Jumping back and forth between 1989 and the present(ish) day, it follows two teenage lovers as they bond over music and then reconnect decades later from opposite sides of the planet. The first episode dropped on June 12, and so far it’s a will-they-won’t-they romance set to the gritty backdrop of life’s trials and tribulations—from working-class teenage angst through to the middle-aged problems of the upper middle class. The first episode is a bit of a slow burn (and we definitely lost at least 3 minutes of our lives watching Teresa Palmer wistfully checking her Facebook feed), but we have faith that the plot shall thicken over the next three instalments, dropping weekly.
Spit
The brilliantly ridiculous crime comedy and Aussie cult classic Gettin’ Square got plenty of acclaim back in 2003, but David Wenham’s scene-stealing performance as the mullet-wielding small-time criminal and heroin addict, Johnny ‘Spit’ Spitieri, was an absolute stand-out. And now, over twenty years later, Wenham and his dubious hairstyle are back in the 2025 sequel, Spit. The story follows Johnny (now an international fugitive) as he attempts to re-enter Australia under a fake passport. He gets caught (obviously), thrown in an immigration detention centre, and all hell breaks loose. It’s everything you’d expect from a very Aussie movie about a wonderfully idiotic character you just can’t help but root for.
Strife
Strife fans will be happy to know that Season 2 is in full swing (woohoo!). For those who haven’t seen Season 1, it’s inspired by Mia Freedman’s memoir, Work, Strife, Balance and explores the early days of a fictional digital media platform not too dissimilar to Freedman’s real-life website, MamaMia. Stuffed with everything from cancel culture, motherhood, marriage failures, and more, it’s a raw and bare-all depiction of a flawed yet determined woman as she struggles to build a media empire while re-building her own life. You can catch all eight episodes of Strife’s record-breaking first season online now. The first few episodes of season 2 are also available, with new episodes released every Thursday at 12pm AEST.
Australian Crime Stories
Can’t get enough of true crime? Then Australian Crime Stories will be right up your alley! If you didn’t catch the original run on The Nine Network in 2021, you can fill your boots with all episodes of Season 5 on Binge now. The four-part series covers a different crime every episode - from the disappearances of Juanita Nielsen and Revelle Balmain to the tragic suicide of Renae Marsden and the disturbing case of serial killer, Derek Percy. And, if you want even more true crime, seasons 3 and 4 of ACS are also available to stream in full now.
This Time Next Year
Looking for a cosy, switch-your-brain-off kind of romcom to help you hide from the miserable autumn weather? This Time Next Year should do nicely. With the impossibly beautiful Lucien Laviscount (of Emily in Paris fame) as the leading man and a predictable will-they-won’t-they storyline backed by a heap of super English accents, it’s giving us Bridget Jones meets Love Actually meets pretty much any romantic comedy released between 1990 and 2005. Middle of the road yet satisfying enough, this one pairs best with chocolate, ice cream, wine, or all of the above.
Australian Crime Stories
As stupidly obsessed with true crime as us wierdos are? Then Australian Crime Stories will be right up your eerie alley. If you didn’t catch the original run on The Nine Network in 2021, you can fill your boots with all episodes of Season 5 on Binge now. The four-part series covers a different crime every episode - from the disappearances of Juanita Nielsen and Revelle Balmain to the tragic suicide of Renae Marsden and the disturbing case of serial killer, Derek Percy. And, if you want even more true crime, seasons 3 and 4 of ACS are also available to stream in full now.
The Last Anniversary
Based on Liane Moriarty’s bestseller, starring Teresa Palmer and Danielle Macdonald, and executive produced by Nicole Kidman, The Last Anniversary is essentially Big Little Lies meets Eat Pray Love on a remote Australian island—at least that’s what we’ve gleaned from the trailer anyway! The story follows Sophie (played by Palmer) as she unexpectedly inherits a property from an old ex-boyfriend’s random relative. By moving into her new home on the fictional Scribbly Gum Island, she embarks on a journey of self-discovery, uncovers many dark and juicy secrets, and tries to solve the decades-old mystery of a couple’s sudden disappearance. The Last Anniversary premiered in Australia on March 27, with new episodes released weekly every Thursday at 12 PM AEST.
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The Real Housewives of Sydney
Love it or hate it, The Real Housewives of Sydney just dropped its Season 3 premiere on Binge. With reports of cast members threatening to quit halfway through filming and alleged physical altercations on set, it sounds like there was plenty of drama off-screen. So, if you’re into that ‘I-hate-myself-but-I-can’t-look-away’ kind of TV with all its glamour, drama, and ridiculousness (hehe and we sure are) you can catch the latest instalments of The Real Housewives of Sydney Season 3 right now, with new episodes dropping weekly.
SNL50: The Anniversary Special
Whether you’re a die-hard fan or just catch the odd viral moment on YouTube, you’ve probably watched your fair share of SNL sketches over the years. And now, you can see the full Feb 16 3-hour special that marked 50 years of arguably the most iconic American TV show on Binge. Featuring past cast members like Tina Fey, Amy Poehler, Steve Martin, Will Ferrell, Eddie Murphy, and Kate McKinnon, plus appearances by Kim Kardashian, Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Emma Stone, Molly Shannon, and so many more, it’s a jam-packed celebration of all things SNL. And, if seeing a duet between Sabrina Carpenter and Paul Simon is on your bucket list, there’s that too.
It Ends With Us
Considering the crazy marketing backlash, the lawsuits, and the very public feuding between co-stars Blake Lively and Justin Baldoni, this movie should probably be renamed “It Doesn’t End With Us”. Based on Colleen Hoover’s novel of the same name, it’s a romantic story as well as an exploration of generational trauma and domestic violence. The book was hugely popular and the movie made plenty of headlines—albeit for the wrong reasons. So, whether you loved the book, want to see what all the fuss was about, or just need to play amateur sleuth and dissect every interaction between Blake and Justin, you can watch It Ends with Us on Binge now.
Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy
If you’re endlessly fascinated by the horrific allegations against Diddy, this one’s for you. Diddy: The Making of a Bad Boy is a documentary exploring his childhood, influences, and early years in the music industry. It also takes a look at his phenomenal success as Puff, P Diddy, and a whole bunch of other iterations. And, of course, it takes a deep dive into the sinister underbelly of his seemingly glamorous life, culminating in the 2024 sexual misconduct allegations.
How To Make Gravy
Aussies won’t just be listening to 'How To Make Gravy' this Christmas—they’ll now be watching it too. Paul Kelly’s iconic Christmas song has been adapted into a movie, set to premiere on Binge this December 1. The film follows Joe, played by Daniel Henshall, a newly imprisoned man writing home to his brother as his family prepares for their first Christmas without him. Directed by Nick Waterman and co-written with ARIA Award-winner Meg Washington—who also provides original music—the movie brings to life Kelly’s much-loved 1996 anthem with new characters and emotional depth. Featuring an all-star cast, including Hugo Weaving as Joe’s fellow inmate Noel, the film is set to become a new holiday tradition for Aussie households.
Teacup
For those seeking a spine-chilling experience, Teacup is a must-watch. This gripping horror series, adapted from Robert McCammon's 1988 novel Stinger, follows a group of neighbors in rural Georgia who must unite against a mysterious and deadly threat. As eerie events unfold, tensions rise, and the community's resilience is put to the test. With standout performances from Yvonne Strahovski and Scott Speedman, Teacup masterfully blends suspense and supernatural elements, delivering a haunting narrative that will keep you on the edge of your seat.
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Superfan
Keltie Knight and Nate Burleson team up to lead a hilarious and easy-watchin' game show where mega fans get to flex their fandom muscles and vie for an epic reward. Across six episodes, six music icons including LL Cool J, Shania Twain, Gloria Estefan, Little Big Town, Pitbull, and Kelsea Ballerini, challenge five of their most devoted followers to see if they truly are the ultimate super fans.
American Horror Story
In season 12 of AHS, Kim Kardashian makes her scripted TV acting debut in the latest instalment of Ryan Murphy’s horror anthology series, based on the upcoming book Delicate Condition by Danielle Valentine. Dubbed the feminist update to Rosemary’s Baby, Emma Roberts stars as a pregnant actress convinced that a sinister figure is out to stop her baby from being born.
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Westworld
Back for season four, Westworld is on a hard return—nearly two years after its third season first premiered. Like all previous seasons, you can expect this next iteration to be absolute chaos with all the twists and turns. Dolores Abernathy is obviously no more (RIP), someone has taken a trip to the Sublime (we’re looking at you Bernard) and obviously, The Man In Black is a robot.
Wentworth
Recently dropping the ninth and final season, the entire suite of Wentworth eps is just waiting for you to devour. If you’ve haven’t dived in yet, the Aussie drama follows Bea Smith and the women at Wentworth–a women’s prison—where they soon discover that life behind bars never means the troubles are behind them. The star-studded ensemble of Australian and New Zealand actors includes Danielle Cormack (Bea Smith), Nicole da Silva, Kate Atkinson, Pamela Rabe and Robbie Magasiva.
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