The Best Series to Binge on Hulu in December 2025

December on Hulu brings a mix of buzzy premieres, returning favorites, and comfort-watch reality hits—perfect for winding down the year with something new or revisiting shows that shaped the last decade of TV. Below are ten notable picks arriving throughout the month, chosen for their cultural footprint, franchise value, or sheer staying power, with exact dates so you can plan your queue.

‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ (2023)

The fantasy adventure based on Rick Riordan’s novels lands on Hulu on December 10. The series follows a young demigod who must prevent a war among the Greek gods, embarking on a cross-country quest with his friends to return a stolen master bolt. Expect iconic monsters, mythic locations, and a faithful take on the source material’s worldbuilding. It’s an easy add for families and anyone catching up on the franchise.

‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ (2025)

This new entry in the ‘Gumball’ universe arrives December 22, bringing back the franchise’s signature blend of mixed-media animation and meta humor. The show follows Gumball and his family through surreal, fast-paced adventures in Elmore, leaning into playful chaos and pop-culture riffs. Longtime fans will recognize the series’ quick-cut gags and inventive visual surprises. It’s a welcome holiday-season drop for animation lovers.

‘Project Runway’ (2004)

Fashion’s pressure-cooker returns to stream on December 30, with designers racing the clock to deliver themed looks. Episodes feature runway critiques from a panel weighing creativity, construction, and concept, plus classic workroom drama under tight budgets. It’s a reliable binge for design inspo and fierce competition as the season turns. Newcomers can jump in without prior seasons.

‘Surviving Jeffrey Epstein’ (2020)

Arriving December 11, this docuseries centers survivor testimony while examining systemic failures that enabled years of abuse. Episodes trace investigations, legal proceedings, and the networks that shielded power. It’s a stark, reporting-driven watch for viewers seeking context and primary accounts. The series also highlights ongoing efforts toward accountability.

‘Sister Wives’ (2010)

Streaming December 13, the long-running reality series documents the evolving dynamics of Kody Brown’s plural family. Over time, cameras track relationship shifts, moves, and the logistical and emotional strain of a nontraditional household. Episodes balance day-to-day logistics with milestone decisions that reshape the family. It’s a sprawling archive of a uniquely public private life.

‘Naked and Afraid: Last One Standing’ (2023)

On December 20, this competition-focused spin on the survival format pits veterans against one another for a prize. Contestants face harsh terrain, scarce resources, and strategic eliminations rather than cooperative goals. The format spotlights endurance, navigation, and risk management under pressure. It’s a high-stakes twist for survival-show devotees.

‘Made in Korea’ (2025)

Debuting December 24, this music competition follows global trainees through rigorous K-pop training in Seoul. Contestants are evaluated on vocals, dance, and stagecraft by industry figures, with elimination stakes driving weekly arcs. Episodes chart practice-room hours, concept challenges, and performance outcomes. It’s a behind-the-scenes look at how an international boy group is built.

‘American Pickers: Best Of’ (2017)

Dropping December 24, this curated collection revisits the show’s rarest roadside discoveries and most memorable characters. Segments highlight big-ticket finds, restoration stories, and the history behind rescued Americana. It’s a streamlined way to enjoy the series’ travelogue-meets-treasure-hunt appeal. Perfect background viewing for the holidays.

‘Dance Moms: A New Era’ (2024)

Starting December 8, a new coach leads a fresh team of dancers chasing national titles. Episodes follow training regimens, competition weekends, and the tense parent–coach dynamics that define the franchise. The season builds toward showcase routines and ranking reveals. It’s an accessible entry point for newcomers and a familiar rhythm for longtime fans.

‘Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny’ (2025)

Premiering December 11, this series unpacks newly released documents tied to historic conspiracies and covert operations. Duchovny guides viewers through timelines, redactions, and expert commentary to reconstruct what happened behind closed doors. The approach emphasizes analysis over sensationalism while connecting dots across decades. It’s a docu-deep dive for history and intel buffs.

Tell us which December Hulu arrival you’re queuing up first in the comments!