‘Swamp People’ and Every Other TV Show Coming To Hulu This Week

It’s a busy week of reality, true-crime, and comfort-food staples landing on Hulu—from competitive dating throwbacks and high-stakes house hunts to bayou beast-tracking and late-night diner crawls. Below, you’ll find quick primers on each title—what it’s about, who’s in it, and key creative names—plus the exact day it hits this week so you can queue it up right on time.

‘Bachelor Pad’ (2010–2012)

Part of the larger ‘Bachelor’ franchise, ‘Bachelor Pad’ gathers former contestants from ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette’ to live together, compete in challenges, and vote each other out for a $250,000 prize; it’s hosted by Chris Harrison with Melissa Rycroft co-hosting the first season. Executive producers include Mike Fleiss, Martin Hilton, Jay Bienstock, and Elan Gale, with production by NZK Productions, Next Entertainment, and Warner Horizon. The format mixes alliances, weekly eliminations, and a final “share or keep” money twist decided by the last duo standing. It arrives Wednesday, October 29.

‘Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry’ (2018– )

This ‘Swamp People’ spinoff follows alligator hunter Troy Landry as he teams up with wildlife experts across the South to track down menacing or mysterious creatures threatening local communities. Episodes blend field investigations, regional lore, and hands-on problem solving in swamps, marshes, and lakes. The series expands Landry’s signature bayou know-how beyond gators into broader nuisance-animal missions. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane’ (2025– )

Hosted by tiny-living pros John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin, ‘Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane’ revisits standout builds and homeowners from the franchise, counting down themed Top 10s while reflecting on design wins and lessons learned. The series originates from A+E Networks’ FYI, with episodes produced in 2025. Expect reunion-style check-ins, behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and practical takeaways on space-saving craftsmanship. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

’48 Hours to Buy’ (2024– )

‘48 Hours to Buy’ compresses the stress of home-shopping into a two-day sprint as couples—often relocating for work or major life changes—race to choose a house with the help of local real-estate pros. The series sits under A&E’s Home.Made.Nation banner and chronicles wish lists versus reality, budget trade-offs, and city-to-city moves. Episodes highlight different markets and logistical hurdles, from inspections to neighborhood intel, all on an unforgiving clock. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Cold Case Files: Dead West’ (2025– )

A regional expansion of the long-running true-crime brand, ‘Cold Case Files: Dead West’ reopens unsolved murders from the American West using archival records, new forensic tools, and interviews with investigators and families. Storylines span mountain towns and desert communities, tracing decades-long quests for justice. The season includes cases from Colorado, Montana, and other Western locales where breakthroughs emerge years after the crimes. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Million Dollar Zombie Flips’ (2025– )

This real-estate docuseries follows Seattle investor James Dainard as he funds and partners with up-and-coming flippers to rescue derelict “zombie” houses and transform them into high-end listings, with profits split if the plan succeeds. Each episode tracks acquisition strategy, renovation risks, and design choices aimed at hitting a million-dollar resale. The show is part of A&E’s Home.Made.Nation slate spotlighting property pros and ambitious rehabs. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Swamp People’ (2010– )

The long-running docuseries ‘Swamp People’ chronicles alligator hunters in Louisiana during the tightly regulated season, focusing on families like Troy Landry’s as they navigate tags, territories, and the dangers of the bayou. The ensemble features multi-generation teams balancing tradition with market realities. Across its many seasons, the show has introduced a wide cast of swampers and expanded to new waterways while keeping its core hunt-and-harvest structure. It arrives Thursday, October 30.

‘Return to Amish’ (2014– )

A spinoff of ‘Breaking Amish,’ ‘Return to Amish’ follows original cast members and newcomers as they weigh returning to—or leaving behind—strict community rules, with stories centered on family ties, shunning, and personal independence. Created by Eric and Shannon Evangelista and produced by Hot Snakes Media for TLC, the series mixes group dynamics with individual milestones like marriages, parenting, and careers. Cast over time has included Jeremiah Raber, Sabrina Burkholder, Ada Byler, and others. It arrives Saturday, November 1.

‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ (2007– )

Hosted by Guy Fieri, ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ is the road-food staple where mom-and-pop kitchens walk viewers through signature dishes while Fieri samples, chats, and peeks into the cooking process; in recent seasons, his son Hunter has appeared as well. The show began as a 2006 special and became a long-running Food Network series, originally produced by Page Productions and later by Citizen Pictures. Episodes span the U.S. (and beyond), celebrating regional comfort food, family recipes, and neighborhood institutions. It arrives Saturday, November 1.

What are you most excited to watch this week—drop your picks and hot takes in the comments!