Wondering when your favourites will be back? Here’s a look ahead at some of the biggest shows returning to OSN:
Survivor
Season 31 of the jungle show brings back a selection of previous castaways for another battle, this time in Cambodia. (Friday, September 25 / OSN First)
The Amazing Race
The 27th season of one of the world’s top reality shows travels for the first time to Zimbabwe in Africa, and Rotterdam in the Netherlands. (Friday, September 25 / OSN First)
Grey’s Anatomy
For its 12th season, this high-stakes medical drama opens with an exploration of bullying and its aftermath as medics battle to save two girls. (Saturday, September 26 / OSN First)
Scandal
Season 5 is expected to focus largely on the looming divorce of president Fitzgerald Grant and his wife, Mellie. (Sunday, September 27 / OSN First)
How To Get Away With Murder
Emmy winner Viola Davis returns for her sophomore season with a premiere that reveals who killed Rebecca. (Sunday, September 27 / OSN First)
Marvel’s Agents Of S.H. I. E. L. D
As season three starts, Clark Gregg’s Agent Coulson is searching the world for more super-powered people in the aftermath of his team’s epic battle with The Inhumans. (Wednesday, September 30 / OSN First)
The Blacklist
The mesmerising James Spader is back as criminal mastermind Raymond “Red” Reddington for a third season, which promises to shed more light on his connection to FBI agent Elizabeth Keen. (October 3 / OSN First)
Saturday Night Live
Season 41 begins with premiere guest host Miley Cyrus, followed by Amy Schumer on October 10 and Tracy Morgan on October 17. (October 3 / OSN First Comedy)
Hot In Cleveland
Mirth-makers Valerie Bertinelli, Wendie Malick, Jane Leeves and Betty White return for a sixth and final season (October 5 / OSN First Comedy)
Homeland
The fifth season leaves Islamabad behind to address other current affairs, from Russian president Vladimir Putin and NSA leaker Edward Snowden to the Charlie Hebdo attacks. (October 5 / OSN First)
The Leftovers
For Season 2, this Damon Lindelof drama moves to Texas and adds an African-American family to the mix. (October 6 / OSN First)
The Flash
Season 2 picks up months after the Singularity caused chaos in Central City. The Flash (Grant Gustin) has distanced himself from his friends and has chosen to protect the city alone. (October 7 / OSN First)
Lewis
Kevin Whately returns for a ninth season as Detective Inspector Lewis. (October 8 / ITV Choice)
Agatha Christie’s Partners In Crime
The famed writer’s married sleuths, Tommy and Tuppence (David Walliams, Jessica Raine), return for six more episodes. (October 11 / ITV Choice)
The Walking Dead
As season 6 begins, Alexandria’s safety is threatened by multiple threats as Rick’s group fights for their home. They will defend it at any cost, against any threat, even if that threat comes from within. (October 12 / Fox Movies)
The Knick
It’s a potent prescription for viewers as Clive Owen returns for a second season as the brilliant but troubled Dr John Thackery, a physician in turn-of-the-century New York with a talent for developing experimental procedures. (October 19 / OSN First)
Tyrant
In the Season 2 opener, Barry (Adam Rayner) sits in prison in the aftermath of the failed coup against Jamal (Ashraf Barhom), who is torn between letting him rot behind bars or executing him. (October 27 / OSN First)