As we dive into the fall TV season, you might be wondering: what's all the fuss about? Sixty-five new and returning shows premiering in September alone? Yes, that's a lot! But, let's break it down. The broadcast networks are back in full swing after last year's writers and actors strikes, and superproducer Ryan Murphy is dropping six shows in the next nine days. 

What will you be most excited about on this list? Of course, it's subjective, but we'll give you a rundown of the most anticipated shows. There's Agatha All Along, a spinoff of Disney+'s WandaVision, starring Kathryn Hahn as the breakout villain. Then, there's Colin Farrell's deep dive into his portrayal of The Penguin on Max, following Matt Reeves' 2022 movie The Batman. Apple TV+ is bringing a highbrow thriller, Disclaimer, starring Cate Blanchett and Kevin Kline, while Hulu adapts Charles Yu's best-selling book Interior Chinatown.

But, amidst all the excitement, some shows are bidding farewell. FX's What We Do in the Shadow and HBO's Somebody Somewhere embark on their final seasons this fall, and we'll be weeping alongside you.

What if we told you that some of these shows might not be as anticipated as you think? What assumptions are we making about what we want to watch? What might the creators have missed?

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