When will the new and returning TV series premiere in the 2026-27 season?
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At a glance
- Turkish broadcasters have set September premiere dates for new domestic series and returning shows for the 2026-27 television season.
- Tuzlu Kahve is scheduled to open the season on Sept. 1, while other premieres run through Sept. 18 across Star TV, ATV, TRT 1, Kanal D, Now TV and Show TV.
- Returning series include Uzak ลehir, Kฤฑzฤฑlcฤฑk ลerbeti, Gรถnรผl Daฤฤฑ, A.B.ฤฐ., Taลacak Bu Deniz and Gรผller ve Gรผnahlar.
Turkish television is moving into its new season, and the September schedule is filling quickly with both established hits and fresh projects. Broadcasters have begun revealing when audiences can expect their favorite series back on screen, as well as when several new dramas will make their debuts.
Tuzlu Kahve is set to lead the calendar on Sept. 1 on Star TV. Mercan Kรถลk follows on Sept. 5 on ATV, the same day Gรถnรผl Daฤฤฑ begins its seventh season on TRT 1 at 8 p.m.
Evlilik Gรผzeldir will meet viewers for the first time on TRT 1 on Sept. 7. A.B.ฤฐ. returns for its second season on ATV the following day at 8 p.m., while Haysiyet begins airing on Kanal D on Sept. 8. Gรผneลin Doฤduฤu Yer is scheduled for Sept. 10 on ATV, followed by Gรผller ve Gรผnahlar, which returns for a second season on Kanal D on Sept. 12.
Sept. 14 brings two more premieres. Sevdam Karadeniz will debut on Now TV, while Uzak ลehir opens its third season with its 64th episode on Kanal D at 8 p.m. Kฤฑzฤฑlcฤฑk ลerbeti then resumes with the first episode of its fifth season, episode 139, on Show TV on Sept. 18 at 8 p.m. Taลacak Bu Deniz also starts its second season that day on TRT 1.
The updated schedule reflects the transition from the summer lineup to the main broadcast season, combining new titles with long-running programs returning after their seasonal breaks.
Originally published by Cumhuriyet in Turkish. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.