‘Doc’ and All the Other TV Shows Coming to Hulu This Week

If your queue needs a refresh, this week brings a mix of brand-new scripted series, returning reality staples, true-crime deep dives, anime, and some under-the-radar docuseries. Below, you’ll find quick, fact-packed rundowns with who’s involved, what each project is about, and when it lands on Hulu during the window from Monday, September 22 through Sunday, September 28.

Each entry includes core plot details and key names—creators, directors, hosts, and stars—so you can decide at a glance what to sample first. Dates are included inside each item to make planning easy.

‘Into the Void’ (2025)

Hulu’s heavy-metal documentary series chronicles watershed moments and personal battles across the genre, from addiction and loss to reinvention and redemption, told by the artists themselves. The project hails from producers behind wrestling doc hit ‘Dark Side of the Ring’ and is framed as an insider history of metal’s culture and iconography. It arrives on Hulu on Monday, September 22.

Created as a multi-part chronicle, ‘Into the Void’ features musicians recounting formative scenes and pivotal records alongside archive materials and new interviews, positioning the show as a definitive oral history of heavy metal on screen. The series debuts with an emphasis on behind-the-music storytelling rather than performance footage, with Monday, September 22 marking its U.S. streaming bow.

‘The Lowdown’ (2025)

Creator Sterlin Harjo’s FX drama stars Ethan Hawke as Lee Raybon, a Tulsa bookstore owner and dogged investigative journalist chasing the suspicious death of a scion from a powerful local family; the digging pulls in fringe extremists, political elites, and buried city history. The series premieres on FX and streams on Hulu beginning Wednesday, September 24.

Harjo serves as creator, writer, and director on the new noir-tinged show, with Hawke leading a cast that includes Tulsa-set storylines and supporting players orbiting Lee’s investigation. The production—previously known as ‘The Sensitive Kind’—rolls out on Wednesday, September 24, as part of FX on Hulu.

‘Murder in a Small Town’ (2024)

This Canadian crime drama adapts L. R. Wright’s Karl Alberg mysteries, with Rossif Sutherland as inspector Karl Alberg and Kristin Kreuk as Cassandra. Set and filmed around British Columbia’s Sunshine Coast, the series follows Alberg’s move to a quiet town that quickly proves anything but, with cases that test his hard-won calm. It begins streaming on Hulu on Wednesday, September 24.

Developed by creator Ian Weir, the first season spans eight episodes, produced by Sepia Films and partners including Fox Entertainment and ITV Studios. The show originally premiered in 2024 on Global in Canada and on Fox in the U.S.; Hulu viewing kicks off Wednesday, September 24.

‘Doc’ (2025)

The American remake of Italy’s ‘Doc — Nelle tue mani’ centers on Dr. Amy Larsen (Molly Parker), a physician who loses eight years of memories after a traumatic accident and must rebuild her life and medical career. Developed by Barbie Kligman, the series is inspired by the true story of Italian doctor Pierdante Piccioni; it streams on Hulu starting Wednesday, September 24.

The ensemble includes Omar Metwally, Jon Ecker, Amirah Vann, Anya Banerjee, Patrick Walker, Charlotte Fountain-Jardim, and Felicity Huffman. With episodes produced by Fox Entertainment and Sony Pictures Television, the show blends hospital cases with Amy’s attempt to reconnect with family and colleagues—new on Hulu Wednesday, September 24.

‘Zombie House Flipping’ (2016)

A spin on the ‘Zombie House Flipping’ franchise, this edition follows renovators who buy long-abandoned “zombie” properties around Tampa, then revive and sell them. Expect the usual mix of demolition, design, and budget math when this edition hits Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

Episodes track the team’s workflow from scouting through resale, with the Tampa market supplying its own construction and permitting challenges. New to Hulu on Thursday, September 25, it’s a look at turning neglected houses into livable homes.

‘Cryptid: The Swamp Beast’ (2014)

This docudrama explores reports of a mysterious creature in Louisiana’s bayous, blending interviews, dramatization, and local folklore. It draws on History’s presentation and field footage around the Honey Island Swamp region. The series becomes available on Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

Following wildlife officers, trappers, and residents, the show assembles encounters and legends into episodic investigations that trace the swamp’s eerie reputation. Episodes begin streaming Thursday, September 25.

‘Ozark Law’ (2025)

This A&E docuseries rides along with the Lake Ozark and Osage Beach police departments, chronicling the seasonal surge of visitors and the public-safety demands that follow. It arrives on Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

The series focuses on local officers’ daily calls—from traffic and boating incidents to nightlife-related disturbances—captured across the Lake of the Ozarks corridor. Watch it on Hulu beginning Thursday, September 25.

‘Shark Tank’ (2009)

Entrepreneurs pitch products and companies to a panel of investors known as the Sharks, aiming for funding in exchange for equity or royalties. The core lineup features Mark Cuban, Barbara Corcoran, Lori Greiner, Robert Herjavec, Daymond John, Kevin O’Leary, and frequent guest/now regular Daniel Lubetzky. Episodes hit Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

The format—adapted from Japan’s ‘Dragons’ Den’ franchise—pairs real-time negotiation with follow-up segments showing business outcomes. New installments from the long-running ABC series arrive on Hulu starting Thursday, September 25.

‘The Floor’ (2024)

Rob Lowe hosts this FOX quiz format from creator John de Mol, where 81 contestants stand on a giant LED grid and challenge adjacent rivals in subject-matter duels; winners capture tiles and push toward total control of “the floor.” It streams on Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

Produced by Eureka Productions with Talpa and partners, the series features brisk head-to-head rounds, on-the-spot category strategy, and a top cash prize for the last player standing. Hulu streaming begins Thursday, September 25.

‘The Golden Bachelor’ (2023)

ABC’s senior-dating spinoff follows a widowed or single Golden Bachelor—Season 1 starred Gerry Turner—meeting and dating women in their 60s and 70s, with Jesse Palmer hosting and Vanna-style rose ceremonies intact. Episodes land on Hulu Thursday, September 25.

Subsequent franchise updates introduced ‘The Golden Bachelorette,’ but the flagship senior series remains focused on later-in-life romance and shared experiences among the cast. Watch starting Thursday, September 25.

’99 to Beat’ (2025)

A large-scale physical-comedy game show where 100 contestants face a gauntlet of short, quirky challenges; the only rule that matters is don’t finish last. The U.S. edition is hosted by Ken Jeong with Erin Andrews and begins streaming on Hulu on Thursday, September 25.

The format has spun up international versions, and stateside episodes feature celebrity cameos alongside everyday players tackling fast, visual tasks. New episodes arrive on Hulu Thursday, September 25.

‘Hell’s Kitchen’ (2005)

Gordon Ramsay’s culinary competition assembles professional chefs for punishing dinner services, team challenges, and eliminations in pursuit of a head-chef prize. The series, known for its red-vs-blue format and signature dishes (risotto, Beef Wellington), comes to Hulu on Friday, September 26.

Over multiple seasons, Ramsay and his sous-chefs push contestants to master timing, communication, and consistency in a working restaurant environment, culminating in a final head-to-head service. Hulu streaming begins Friday, September 26.

‘The Most Heretical Last Boss Queen: From Villainess to Savior’ (2023)

Based on Tenichi’s light novels, this anime follows Pride Royal Ivy, a reincarnated “final boss” princess who uses her knowledge of an otome game’s original storyline to avoid becoming a tyrant and instead protect her kingdom. Directed by Norio Nitta with series composition by Deko Akao and animation by OLM Team Yoshioka, it hits Hulu on Friday, September 26.

Japanese voice cast includes Fairouz Ai as Pride, with additional roles voiced by Maaya Uchida and Jun’ya Enoki; the English dub features Karlii Hoch, among others. Episodes originally aired in 2023; Hulu availability begins Friday, September 26.

‘Special Forces: World’s Toughest Test’ (2023)

Celebrities tackle a condensed version of special-forces selection under the Directing Staff—Rudy Reyes, Jason “Foxy” Fox, Mark “Billy” Billingham, and Jovon “Q” Quarles—across hostile terrain and psychological trials. The FOX series begins streaming on Hulu on Friday, September 26.

There are no formal eliminations; recruits either pass, withdraw voluntarily, are medically pulled, or are removed for failing critical tasks. Season schedules have included escape-and-evasion and resistance-to-interrogation phases; new episodes hit Hulu Friday, September 26.

‘Evil Lives Here: The Killer Speaks’ (2023)

Investigation Discovery’s spinoff features interviews with convicted killers alongside family members, offering first-person accounts of crimes and aftermath. The series becomes available on Hulu on Saturday, September 27.

Recent installments have included internationally covered cases and intimate family perspectives, pairing prison-set interviews with archival materials. Watch starting Saturday, September 27.

‘Celebrity Wheel of Fortune’ (2021– )

The celebrity edition of the long-running word-puzzle franchise features stars competing for charity, historically hosted by Pat Sajak with Vanna White at the puzzle board; Sajak signed off from the format in June 2025 as the franchise transitions to Ryan Seacrest. New episodes roll onto Hulu on Saturday, September 27.

Episodes retain the core rules—toss-ups, wheel spins, and bonus-round puzzles—alongside celebrity banter and charity payouts, with the series continuing under the broader ‘Wheel of Fortune’ banner. Hulu availability begins Saturday, September 27.

Share which titles you’re watching first—and what you want us to cover next—in the comments!