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Here is the full list of new Netflix content in September including Money Heist, Sex Education and Schumacher.

By Gilcy Aquino | Jul 29, 2021 A pint-sized scientist with a giant-sized curiosity is making the leap from bestselling books to the TV screen this fall. Based on the Ada Twist, Scientist series written by Andrea Beaty and illustrated by David Roberts (Abrams), the new Netflix animated series Ada Twist, Scientist, from Chris Nee ( Doc McStuffins), Higher Ground Productions (the production company of Barack and Michelle Obama), and Mark Burton of Wonder Worldwide , launches on September 28. Ada Twist, Scientist follows the adventures of Black eight-year-old Ada Twist, who aspi...

Lynn Elber Associated Press If there’s a missing necklace, an AWOL baby penguin or a herd of on-the-loose caribou, Ridley Jones is your go-to guy. Or make that your girl. The 6-year-old title character of Netflix’s new animated series has the pluck and daring of classic screen heroes who were routinely male, a stubborn trope that “Ridley Jones” creator Chris Nee is eager to vanquish for TV's youngest viewers. “Girls have not really gotten to be the action-adventure leads of shows” aimed at preschoolers, she said. “It felt really different to give...

Imagine Schoolhouse Rock crossed with a corporate diversity seminar — along with a little acid — and you’ve got something close to Netflix’s We the People — a ten-part animated series from Barack and Michelle Obama that seeks to “reframe” how children think about the U.S. government, American history, and civic engagement. The best that be said about this superficial civics lesson is that each episode is only five minutes long. The series brings together psychedelic animation and instantly forgettable songs to teach kids about citizenship, voting, taxes, and activism. In cas...

We The People, out on Netflix today. SARAH MCCAMMON, HOST: It's the Fourth of July. You may be headed to a barbecue, watching a parade or maybe reflecting on what's great about this country, like the rights and freedoms guaranteed by the Constitution. But how are younger generations learning about those rights and freedoms and the fact that our more perfect union is still imperfect? Enter "We The People," a new series from Netflix that's meant to educate kids about the workings of American democracy from the Bill of Rights to how the court system works. And these are far from some of the st...