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15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22
2018-09-16 20:04:56   (Visits: 746 Times)
15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22 (ABC News)























15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22








LESLEY MESSER and MICHAEL ROTHMAN
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Good Morning America•September 16, 2018


















15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22



15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22 (ABC News)
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15 new films, TV shows and more from Sept. 16 to 22 originally appeared on goodmorningamerica.com
We officially welcome fall this week, and with it, a ton of new releases.
Netflix will debut new series "Maniac" and "The Good Cop," while Facebook Watch rolls out one of its first scripted series, "Sorry For Your Loss." And of course, the best of television will be recognized this week too, with the Emmy Awards airing on Monday night.
For those looking to avoid screens this week, consider picking up Sally Field's new memoir, or listening to Prince's posthumous album.
Those and other big moments in pop culture this week are below.
(MORE: 21 new shows to watch this fall)
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