This week’s television programming features a diverse selection of premieres and returning series across multiple platforms, offering audiences new dramas, thrillers, and innovative takes on popular genres.

On Sunday, September 20, Celestial Movies on Astro Channel 309 will air the Taiwanese romance drama "Measure In Love" at 9 p.m. The story centers on An Qing and Shu Zai, two lovers living in separate zones created by a world-splitting earthquake, where time flows at different speeds. Each reunion sees An Qing aging rapidly while Shu Zai remains unaffected. The series stars Greg Hsu and Angela Yuen, with Malaysian actor Jack Tan also featuring in the cast.

Monday, September 21, brings two notable premieres. At 7 p.m., the Chinese drama "Abyss" debuts on iQiyi and Astro Channel 300. The show follows rookie detective Li Cheng as he investigates a resurfaced murder case linked to a novel that eerily reveals clues and forecasts new crimes. Allen Ren leads the cast in this suspenseful series that will air on weekdays.

Later that evening, at 8:30 p.m. on Astro AEC Channel 306, the Singaporean drama "In His Hands" premieres. Featuring Jasper Liu, the series tells the story of Situ, a crisis fixer for affluent and influential clients. While outwardly composed, Situ grapples with the trauma of his parents’ unresolved murders. Parts of the production were filmed in Johor, enhancing its regional authenticity. It will also air on weekdays.

For late-night viewers, "The Man From Nowhere" airs on tvN Movies via Astro Channel 416 and unifi TV Channel 201 at 10 p.m. The film stars Won Bin as a quiet pawnshop owner confronting a dangerous drug-and-organ trafficking ring to protect a young girl, played by Kim Sae-ron, who is his sole friend.

Streaming services are also unveiling new content. On September 26, Disney+ will premiere "The Simpsons: Yellow Mirror," an inventive homage combining elements of the anthology series "Black Mirror" with the familiar Springfield setting. The show explores two dark tales, one featuring a defective lamp exposing the nature of Homer’s reality, and another following an AI-powered tablet that influences Maggie.

On September 25, Disney+ also launches the 13th season of "American Horror Story." Creator Ryan Murphy unites iconic characters from previous seasons, including "Murder House," "Coven," "Hotel," and "Apocalypse." The ensemble cast features Jessica Lange, Evan Peters, Sarah Paulson, Emma Roberts, and Angela Bassett, among others.

"Brothers," a new series on Apple TV premiering September 23, stars Matthew McConaughey and Woody Harrelson as fictionalized versions of themselves, exploring the revelation that they might be actual siblings, which threatens their long-standing friendship.

HBO Max introduces "The Ordinary Jackpot," following everyday salaryman Seo In-ha, who wins the lottery but chooses to keep working, now armed with greater psychological confidence.

Finally, Netflix will debut the Thai series "Delusion" on September 24. The plot revolves around Wan, a schoolteacher whose father is suspect in a murder case while battling dementia. The local villagers believe the elder man is possessed by an evil spirit, adding a supernatural layer to the mystery.

This week’s lineup offers a broad range of genres and storytelling approaches, providing viewers with numerous options across traditional broadcast and streaming platforms.