Warner Bros. Discovery September 2026 highlights – Warner Bros. Discovery has revealed its Australian September lineup across Discovery Channel, TLC, Investigation Discovery, Discovery Turbo and Animal Planet.
The month includes the return of Aussie Gold Hunters, along with the new series Little Singles, fresh seasons of Signs of a Psychopath and Shed and Buried: Classic Cars, plus the special Puppy Bowl Presents: Puppy Mania.
For Australian viewers, the September slate places a major local franchise alongside reality, true crime, motoring and family factual entertainment. The five premieres are spread across the month and are available through Foxtel, Fetch and Binge.
Warner Bros. Discovery September 2026 schedule
- Tuesday, 1 September at 8.30pm: Little Singles on TLC.
- Friday, 4 September at 9.30pm: Shed and Buried: Classic Cars season 3 on Discovery Turbo.
- Saturday, 12 September at 7.30pm: Puppy Bowl Presents: Puppy Mania on Animal Planet.
- Thursday, 17 September at 7.30pm: Aussie Gold Hunters season 11 on Discovery Channel.
- Thursday, 17 September at 8.30pm: Signs of a Psychopath season 6 on Investigation Discovery.
Little Singles
Premieres Tuesday, 1 September at 8.30pm on TLC. New series, 10 episodes.
Little Singles follows a close group of young, single little people as they take a holiday together. The series explores their friendships and romances as they navigate hookups, heartbreak and life in an average-height world.
Shed and Buried: Classic Cars season 3
Premieres Friday, 4 September at 9.30pm on Discovery Turbo. New season, 10 episodes.
Henry Cole and Fuzz Townshend return to the road in search of vintage vehicles hidden in sheds. This time, the pair aim to buy, restore and sell a fresh collection of automotive finds.
The season’s projects include a rare beach buggy, a Triumph Spitfire and a classic Mini. Henry and Fuzz must decide whether their expertise and some determined restoration work can turn the neglected vehicles into roadworthy cars and deliver a profit.
Puppy Bowl Presents: Puppy Mania
Premieres Saturday, 12 September at 7.30pm on Animal Planet. One-hour special.
Puppy athletes and their amateur trainers compete across three rounds in Puppy Bowl Presents: Puppy Mania. Former football running back Rashad Jennings joins comedian Kym Whitley and a judging panel to decide which dog will take home the Puppy Mania trophy.
Aussie Gold Hunters season 11
Premieres Thursday, 17 September at 7.30pm on Discovery Channel. New season, eight episodes.
Aussie Gold Hunters returns for an eleventh season and expands its search into some of Australia’s most remote locations. The hunt stretches from the Northern Territory to Tasmania’s alpine country as five teams pursue potentially life-changing discoveries.
With gold prices at record highs, the teams take larger risks in the hope of securing greater rewards. The season brings together new partnerships, different generations and a range of gold-hunting methods, with personal motivations driving every expedition.
Signs of a Psychopath season 6
Premieres Thursday, 17 September at 8.30pm on Investigation Discovery. New season, 18 half-hour episodes and one one-hour episode.
Signs of a Psychopath examines the behaviours that can expose people who attempt to present themselves as ordinary friends, relatives, colleagues or partners. Through real cases, the series explores patterns including manipulation, narcissism, calculation and violence.
How to watch in Australia
The September highlights are available in Australia through Foxtel, Fetch and Binge. Availability can vary by service and channel package.
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