Fall TV is officially back in session. After the summer break, some of your favorite shows on television right now, like those from the One Chicago franchise or Law & Order, have already made their comebacks. Chicago Fire, Chicago Med, and Chicago P.D. all came back for new seasons on October 1, while Law & Order premiered its milestone 25th season on September 25 and Law & Order: SVU premiered its 27th the very night.
Still, there are plenty more shows to go. From highly-anticipated premieres to long-awaited returns, plus a few exciting documentaries, here's what you can catch on TV and streaming this week.
This new Paramount+ documentary, out on Tuesday, October 7, explores the last six years of the Black Sabbath icon's life. He passed away aged 76 on July 22, 2025.
Two years after the release of her husband David Beckham's own Netflix Documentary, now it's the Spice Girls alum's turn. The three-part documentary series is out on Netflix Thursday, October 9.
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9-1-1 & 9-1-1: Nashville
9-1-1 returns to ABC for its ninth season on Thursday, October 9 at 8pm EST, followed by the premiere of its newest spin-off, 9-1-1: Nashville, at 9pm EST.
A documentary about the Philadelphia Eagles running back and his journey to winning the Super Bowl earlier this year is out on Prime Video Thursday, October 9.
A documentary about the beloved late comedian produced by Ryan Reynolds and Colin Hanks is out on Prime Video Friday, October 10.
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The Pretty Little Liars alum made a surprise return to Chicago Med alongside Nick Gehlfuss for the show's season 11 premiere, its milestone 200th episode
