Best TV Shows to Watch on Hulu in November 2025

Hulu’s November slate mixes splashy originals with big anime drops and a wave of docuseries, so it’s a good month to fill your queue with courtroom fireworks, K-thriller twists, and long-running fan favorites. Below are ten standouts landing through the month with exact dates and what each show is about so you can plan what to start first.

‘All’s Fair’ (2025)

Ryan Murphy’s new legal drama opens as a Hulu Original on Tuesday November 4 and follows an all-female boutique divorce firm battling high-stakes cases in Los Angeles with a cast led by Kim Kardashian, Sarah Paulson, Naomi Watts, Glenn Close, Niecy Nash-Betts, and Teyana Taylor. The series centers on attorneys who left a male-dominated firm to build their own shop, with courtroom brinkmanship and client revenge plots teased in the official trailer. Executive producers include Murphy and several members of the ensemble. Episodes debut on Hulu in the U.S. and via Hulu on Disney+ internationally.

‘The Manipulated’ (2025)

This South Korean thriller premieres on Wednesday November 5 on Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ with weekly episodes and comes from Studio Dragon with writer Oh Sang-ho and directors Park Shin-woo and Kim Chang-ju. The story follows an ordinary man ensnared in a conspiracy that demolishes his life and forces him into a dangerous quest to expose the truth and clear his name. The main cast features Ji Chang-wook and Do Kyung-soo alongside Lee Kwang-soo and Jo Yoon-su. Platform listings place the global launch on November 5.

‘One Piece’ (1999–)

A new batch of the long-running anime’s dubbed episodes arrives on Thursday November 6 as a library addition on Hulu, expanding the U.S. catalog for Eiichiro Oda’s saga about Monkey D. Luffy and the Straw Hat Pirates pursuing the legendary treasure. The series spans more than a thousand episodes worldwide and continues to roll out new arcs while dubbed back-catalog drops help close gaps on streaming. Industry coverage notes additional dubbed episodes hitting Hulu on November 6 to bring its library closer to recent arcs. You can also find the show’s main series page on Hulu for ongoing availability.

‘The Toys That Built America’ (2021–)

History’s docudrama streams Thursday November 6 on Hulu as a library add and dives into how iconic toys and the companies behind them battled for market share through inventions, branding wars, and boardroom gambits. Episodes pair rival toymakers and reenact key turning points with commentary from historians and industry experts. The series is part of History’s “That Built” franchise and has chronicled console battles, model car feuds, and board-game empires. Prior seasons and overviews outline the rivalry-driven format viewers can expect.

‘The Food That Built America’ (2019–)

Arriving Thursday November 6 as a library addition, this History Channel series tells origin stories of major food brands and restaurants, often pairing competitors to show how innovation and rivalry shaped American eating habits. Episodes blend dramatizations with expert interviews to unpack breakthroughs from cereals to condiments to fast-food empires. The show has run multiple seasons and dozens of episodes covering entrepreneurs, product launches, and changing consumer tastes. Season and series pages detail the reenactment-plus-analysis format.

‘Ghost Adventures’ (2008–)

A large batch of episodes lands Friday November 14 on Hulu as a library add for the Travel Channel mainstay that follows Zak Bagans and his team investigating reputedly haunted locations around the world. Core team members include Bagans, Aaron Goodwin, Billy Tolley, and Jay Wasley, and the franchise continues with new seasons on Discovery platforms. Recent coverage highlighted investigations such as the “Poltergeist” house, reflecting the show’s focus on high-profile sites and special events. The long-running series timeline and team composition are well documented across official and archival listings.

‘Animals on Drugs’ (2025–)

This wildlife docuseries arrives Saturday November 15 on Hulu as a library addition and follows biologist Forrest Galante as he investigates how human substances enter ecosystems and alter animal behavior. Case studies include bears that seek alcohol, alligators exposed to methamphetamine, and Colombia’s so-called “cocaine hippos,” with field forensics and rehabilitation strategies built into each episode. The series premiered in mid-2025 with episodes spanning the Americas. Platform and aggregator listings provide the show’s premise and first-season timing.

‘Dragon Ball’ (1986–1989)

The original series streams Tuesday November 18 on Hulu as a library addition and follows Son Goku from childhood through martial arts training, world tournaments, and the quest to gather seven Dragon Balls across fantastical lands. The show introduces allies like Bulma and Krillin as well as mentors such as Master Roshi and sets the foundation for later entries in the franchise. It remains one of Toei’s most widely distributed anime titles worldwide. Hulu’s series page and encyclopedic entries summarize the story and characters.

‘YAIBA: Samurai Legend’ (2025–)

Based on Gosho Aoyama’s manga, this new anime streams Friday November 21 on Hulu as a library addition and follows Yaiba Kurogane as he leaves the jungle for city life, trains under the legend of Miyamoto Musashi, and faces mythic forces with new rivals and friends. The 2025 adaptation is produced by WIT Studio with an English-language release for Western audiences. Hulu’s series page and trade coverage list the November 21 streaming date from the platform’s November announcements.

‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ (2024–)

New season activity is slated around Thursday November 13 on Hulu with additional episodes following for the reality series that tracks Utah-based MomTok influencers as marriages, friendships, and viral scrutiny collide. The show became Hulu’s most-watched unscripted season premiere of 2024 and has continued with more episodes and reunions through 2025. Coverage of the upcoming November return teases cast shake-ups and new tensions while Hulu’s page outlines the core premise. Background reporting and references confirm the series’ standout viewership milestones and continued rollout.

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