Fall TV Premiere Dates 2016: Watch Season Premieres Of ‘Rob & Chyna,’ ‘Masters Of Sex’ And More On Sunday, Sept. 11

Fall TV is in full swing! From reality TV, to comedy and drama, there is something for everyone premiering on TV Sunday night.

There are two reality TV shows returning on Sept. 11 — “90 Day Fiancé” and “Manzo’d with Children.” TLC’s “90 Day Fiancé” is heading into its fourth season, and will continue to follow American citizens as they meet their foreign significant others for the first time. With a unique 90-day K-1 visa, these couples have to get married within 90 days — or their significant other must leave the country. Things get emotional as families worry if their loved ones are being used to obtain green cards.

Bravo’s “Manzo’d with Children” is usually a little more lighthearted, but will tackle some serious topics this season. The series, which stars former “Real Housewives of New Jersey” star Caroline Manzo,” is heading into its third season. Promos for Season 3 reveal that the upcoming episodes will include a breast cancer scare in the family.

Another returning series is Showtime’s “Masters of Sex.” Season 4 is set to kick off on a fun note, with Hugh Hefner (John Gleeson Connolly) wanting to invest in Bill (Michael Sheen) and Virginia (Lizzy Caplan). Fans of the show can actually watch episode 1 right now because Showtime released the premiere online earlier this month.

For those looking to get sucked into something new, there are a few options premiering tonight. Fox is adding “Son of Zorn” to its Sunday night lineup, a unique half-hour sitcom that mixes animation with live action. Jason Sudeikis lends his voice to Zorn, an animated warrior from Zephyria — who has a live-action ex, Edie (Cheryl Hines) and son, Alan (Johnny Pemberton).

Meanwhile, Kardashian fanatics can catch the premiere of “Rob & Chyna.” The new E! reality series will follow Rob Kardashian and his pregnant fiancée Blac Chyna as they deal with family trouble and her growing baby bump.

Check out the full lineup of Sunday, Sept. 11 TV premieres below: