Reality series content continues to make up the majority of new series premieres as networks work toward completing production of new scripted series delayed due to the pandemic. 

On tap for this week is Epix’s new documentary series Enslaved, which follows 400 years of human trafficking from Africa to the New World, and Netflix’s American Barbeque Showdown, which offers a new take on the food competition genre.

Also, ABC will air live the 72nd Primetime Emmy Awards show on Sept. 20.

On the scripted side, Netflix on Sept. 18 debuts Ryan Murphy’s Ratched (pictured), a prequel to the 1975 movie One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest, while HBO on Sept. 14 debuts drama miniseries We Are Who We Are.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of Sept. 8 to Sept. 13 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Sept. 14 -- The Third Day (drama) -- HBO

Sept. 14 -- Wireless (drama) -- Quibi

Sept. 17 -- The Great Pottery Throw Down (reality) -- HBO Max

Sept. 18 -- All In: The Fight For Democracy (documentary) -- Prime Video

Sept. 18 -- Becoming (reality) -- Disney Plus

Sept. 18 -- Pen15 (returning series) -- Hulu

Sept, 18 -- Wilmore (talk show) -- Peacock

Disney XD has teamed with NBA star LeBron James to produce a series featuring inspiring athlete profiles.

The half-hour, ESPN Films-produced series, Becoming, will premiere on the boys-targeted network later this year and will feature extraordinary stories of athletes from around the world. James, who was featured in the pilot episode of the series that aired on Disney XD this past October, will serve as executive producer of the series, said network officials.

"We are thrilled to continue working with ESPN Films and LeBron James on Becoming,” Marc Buhaj, senior vice president, programming and general manager for Disney XD said in a statement “This unique sports-focused series gives our worldwide audiences the inspiring and entertaining personal stories from some of the biggest athletes in the world."