I know that summer is coming to an end, but the good TV shows and movies are just starting to premiere. So don't be sad that your days of barbecues and swim parties are over—there's plenty up ahead to be excited about. This week's slate of entertainment is particularly fun, from the season two premiere of Netflix's Elite to Bravo's The Real Housewives of Dallas to, of course, the second It movie. I hope you've cleared your queues and your calendar.

Below, all the TV shows and movies to earmark for this week.

Sunday, September 1

27 Dresses: Cure the Sunday Scaries by streaming an oldie-but-goodie rom-com that still holds up. Streaming on Hulu

Monday, September 2

Untouchable: This new Hulu documentary explores the events leading up to The New Yorker's 2017 article about Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault allegations, which, in effect, sparked the #MeToo and Time's Up movements. Streaming on Hulu

Tuesday, September 3

Mayans M.C: Season two of this hit series, which is essentially the next chapter of Sons of Anarchy, begins tonight. 10 P.M. ET on FX

Wednesday, September 4

The Real Housewives of Dallas: Check out the trailer, below, to catch up on all the drama you missed before tuning in to tonight's premiere. 9 P.M. ET on Bravo

Thursday, September 5

The Lake House: Again, another classic romance movie to watch if your week is dragging on. This one, starring Sandra Bullock and the great Keanu Reeves, is now streaming on Netflix, and it's so good. Streaming on Netflix

Friday, September 6

Elite, season 2: Fans of Gossip Girl should (1) make sure they're caught up on this addictive Spanish series and (2) binge-watch all of season two this weekend. Streaming on Netflix

Couples Therapy: A new reality series that shows actual couples inside actual couples therapy. Intrigued much? 10 P.M. ET on Showtime

Saturday, September 7

It Chapter Two: Derry's Losers Club is all grown up now, but the fears they have—both about Pennywise and beyond—are still the same. In this highly-anticipated sequel, the gang returns to their hometown after 27 years to defeat that creepy clown once and for all. In theaters

Originally Appeared on Glamour