The Fall television season is just days away, which means we’ll soon have some distraction from the recently ended Summer season ripe with a sensational Mr. Robot series debut, among other programs taking a break for Fall.

If you’re a Netflix subscriber, here are some of the shows debuting or returning this fall:

Sept. 21

Gotham (Season 1)

A look into how Bruce Wayne was shaped by the events of the past into becoming the dark knight of justice.

The Following (Season 3)

The final season of the show centers on how former FBI agent Ryan Hardy is moving on with his life while serial killer and cult leader Joe Carroll awaits his fate on death row.

Sept. 22

Person of Interest (Season 4)

A series that deals with how an Artificial Intelligence program aids in saving lives and preventing crimes.

Sept. 24

Blue Bloods (Season 5)

A show that centers on the Reagan family, which is a multigenerational family of cops.

Hawaii Five-O (Season 5)

A new rendition of the popular cop drama from 1960s, which ran from 1968 to 1980.

Parenthood (Season 6)

This drama follows the lives of the four Braverman siblings showing the different aspects of raising a kid in California.

Sept. 27

The Walking Dead (Season 5)

Follow Rick Grimes and his makeshift family of survivors as they traverse desolate towns in search of a safe haven in a world overrun by zombies or as they call them, walkers.

Sept. 29

Bones (Season 10)

A crime drama that centers on Dr. Temperance Brennan’s expertise in analyzing bones to solve crimes.

Oct.23

Hemlock Grove (Season 3)

The third and final installment of Netflix’s original horror thriller series that centers on the strange happenings in Hemlock Grove, a fictional town in Pennsylvania.

Nov. 20

Marvel’s Jessica Jones (Season 1)

After a failed stint as a superheroine, Jessica Jones rebuilds her life by operating a private detective agency but because of her background, cases she handles are of extraordinary in nature.

sources: Netflix, Digital Trends

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