All the Shows Coming to Hulu This Week, Including a New Hong Kong-Based Thriller

Hulu is bringing a fresh wave of television programming to its streaming library for the week of June 15 through June 21. From intense culinary competitions and real estate journeys to gripping true crime and reality series, there is a diverse selection of shows arriving on the platform. Subscribers can look forward to catching up on long-running favorites as well as exploring new unscripted content. These upcoming additions highlight the streaming service’s commitment to expanding its robust unscripted television catalog.

‘The Season’ (2026)

On Wednesday, June 17, Hulu subscribers can stream new content from ‘The Season’. This series offers an exclusive, behind-the-scenes look at the demanding world of professional and collegiate athletics. Viewers follow teams and athletes as they navigate the grueling physical and mental challenges of a competitive sports schedule. The unscripted format captures the dramatic highs and lows experienced by players and coaches throughout their rigorous campaigns.

‘Forged in Fire’ (2015)

The hit reality competition ‘Forged in Fire’ brings its heated battles to the streaming platform on Thursday, June 18. World-class bladesmiths compete against one another to recreate historical edged weapons in a high-pressure forge environment. An expert panel of judges evaluates the craftsmanship, durability, and lethality of the final weapons through a series of rigorous tests. The show has captivated audiences with its deep dive into the ancient art of metalworking and historical weaponry.

‘Million Dollar Nannies’ (2026)

Arriving on Thursday, June 18, ‘Million Dollar Nannies’ delves into the lives of elite childcare professionals working for ultra-wealthy families. The series showcases the intense demands and luxurious perks experienced by nannies who cater to the specific needs of high-society clients. These caregivers must balance strict household rules, extensive travel schedules, and the emotional well-being of the children in their care. The unscripted show provides a rare glimpse into a highly specialized and lucrative sector of the domestic service industry.

‘Supermarket Stakeout’ (2019)

Food Network’s culinary competition ‘Supermarket Stakeout’ joins the streaming lineup on Saturday, June 20. Hosted by Alex Guarnaschelli, the series challenges chefs to create extraordinary dishes using ingredients they must purchase directly from shoppers’ grocery carts. Competitors are given a limited budget to negotiate blindly or selectively for these random grocery hauls in a pop-up kitchen outside a supermarket. The unique format tests the adaptability and creative problem-solving skills of each chef under a strict time limit.

‘Evil Lives Here’ (2016)

The chilling true-crime series ‘Evil Lives Here’ makes its way to the platform on Saturday, June 20. This gripping documentary program features interviews with individuals who unknowingly shared their lives and homes with a killer. Relatives and former partners recount the subtle warning signs and terrifying realizations that eventually led to the unmasking of these dangerous perpetrators. The show emphasizes the psychological impact on families as they struggle to reconcile their memories with horrifying criminal acts.

‘Junk or Jackpot?’ (2025)

Premiering on Saturday, June 20, ‘Junk or Jackpot?’ follows experts as they scour through abandoned storage units, estate sales, and dusty attics to find hidden treasures. The show centers on the appraisal and restoration of unique items that initially appear to have little to no apparent value. Specialists use their extensive knowledge of antiques and collectibles to determine the true worth of these forgotten artifacts. Viewers learn about the historical significance and market value of obscure objects rescued from being thrown away.

‘House Hunters’ (1999)

The long-running real estate reality show ‘House Hunters’ brings new properties to the platform on Saturday, June 20. Prospective buyers tour three distinct homes alongside a local real estate agent, weighing the pros and cons of each listing against their budget and wish list. The series highlights diverse housing markets and architectural styles across various cities and neighborhoods. Audiences follow the buyers’ decision-making process as they ultimately select the property that best suits their lifestyle.

‘Undercover Billionaire’ (2019)

Adding to the Saturday, June 20 releases, ‘Undercover Billionaire’ challenges highly successful entrepreneurs to build a million-dollar business from scratch in just 90 days. The participants are dropped into an unfamiliar city with a fake name, only 100 dollars in their pocket, and a vehicle without their usual contacts or resources. They must network with local professionals, identify a viable market, and launch a profitable enterprise under extreme constraints. At the end of the challenge, an independent evaluator assesses the new business to determine if it meets the million-dollar valuation mark.

‘Guy’s Grocery Games’ (2013)

Hosted by Guy Fieri, the fast-paced culinary competition ‘Guy’s Grocery Games’ will be available to stream starting Saturday, June 20. Four chefs navigate the aisles of the Flavortown Market to complete a series of cooking challenges involving complex grocery-related obstacles. Contestants often face unexpected constraints, such as utilizing unusual ingredient combinations or adhering to highly restricted shopping budgets. The final remaining chef earns the opportunity to embark on a frantic shopping spree for a chance to win a substantial cash prize.

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