Here’s Every TV Show Coming to Hulu This Week
Get ready for a packed week of fresh TV shows hitting Hulu. From gripping true crime to quirky anime and historical deep dives, there’s something for everyone.
We’ve got a mix of brand-new series and older favorites making their way to the platform. Let’s break down every show arriving this week, so you can plan your streaming.
‘Texas True Crime’ (2021-Present)
This anthology series dives into chilling real-life crime stories from the Lone Star State. Each episode unpacks a different case with interviews and dramatic reenactments.
It lands on Hulu on June 30. True crime fans will enjoy its straightforward storytelling and focus on Texas-sized mysteries.
‘Lies Hidden in My Garden’ (2023)
This South Korean thriller follows two women whose lives collide after a shocking discovery. The series blends suspense with domestic drama, keeping you guessing.
It arrives on July 1. With strong performances from Kim Tae-hee and Lim Ji-yeon, it’s a must-watch for fans of psychological twists.
‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ (2024-Present)
This reality show explores the lives of Mormon women navigating faith, family, and modern challenges. Expect drama, personal revelations, and cultural insights.
It premieres on July 1. The series offers a fresh look at a unique community, perfect for reality TV fans.
‘Dragon Ball Daima’ (2024-2025)
This new anime in the Dragon Ball universe follows Goku and friends in a pint-sized adventure after a mysterious transformation. It’s packed with action and humor.
It hits Hulu on July 2. Created by Akira Toriyama, it’s a fun addition for longtime fans and newcomers alike.
‘Community’ (2009-2015)
This beloved sitcom follows a quirky study group at Greendale Community College. With sharp humor and heartfelt moments, it’s a comedy classic.
It arrives on July 3. Starring Joel McHale and Donald Glover, it’s perfect for binge-watching its six iconic seasons.
‘Codes and Conspiracies’ (2014)
This docuseries digs into history’s biggest mysteries, from secret societies to hidden codes. Each episode unravels a new puzzle with expert insights.
It lands on July 3. If you love conspiracies and historical intrigue, this one’s for you.
‘The Proof Is Out There’ (2021-Present)
This show investigates unexplained phenomena, from UFOs to cryptids, with experts analyzing footage and evidence. It’s a mix of skepticism and wonder.
It arrives on July 3. Hosted by Tony Harris, it’s great for those curious about the unknown.
‘Dan Da Dan’ (2024-Present)
This wild anime blends sci-fi, horror, and comedy as two teens battle aliens and spirits. Based on the hit manga, it’s visually stunning and chaotic.
It premieres on July 3. With its unique style, it’s a standout for anime fans this week.
‘America: Promised Land’ (2017)
This docuseries traces the migration stories that shaped the U.S., from early settlers to modern times. It’s a compelling look at American history.
It hits Hulu on July 3. With rich visuals and personal stories, it’s ideal for history buffs.
‘The First 48’ (2004-Present)
This long-running series follows homicide detectives racing against time to solve cases in the critical first 48 hours. It’s raw and intense.
It arrives on July 3. True crime fans will be hooked by its real-world stakes and gritty storytelling.
‘America: The Story of the US’ (2010)
This series chronicles America’s history, from the Revolution to modern times, with dramatic reenactments and expert commentary. It’s bold and engaging.
It lands on July 3. Perfect for those who want a sweeping look at the nation’s past.
‘Days That Shaped America’ (2018)
This docuseries zooms in on pivotal moments in U.S. history, like 9/11 and the moon landing. Each episode captures a defining event.
It arrives on July 3. It’s a great pick for viewers who love concise historical storytelling.
‘Cold Case Files: The Grim Sleeper’ (2024)
This true crime special revisits the chilling case of the Grim Sleeper, a serial killer who evaded capture for decades. It’s gripping and detailed.
It premieres on July 5. Fans of investigative deep dives will find this one hard to pause.
‘The Lake Erie Murders’ (2018)
This series explores gruesome crimes around Lake Erie, blending interviews with dramatic recreations. Each episode tackles a different case.
It hits Hulu on July 5. True crime enthusiasts will appreciate its dark, atmospheric storytelling.
‘The Perfect Murder’ (2014-2018)
This series examines killers who nearly got away with their crimes. Detectives break down how these “perfect” plans unraveled.
It arrives on July 5. With a focus on clever investigations, it’s a solid pick for crime fans.
‘Cults and Extreme Belief’ (2018)
This docuseries investigates controversial groups and their leaders, exploring why people join and the consequences that follow. It’s intense and revealing.
It lands on July 6. Hosted by Elizabeth Vargas, it’s a deep dive into human behavior.
‘Killer Cases’ (2020-Present)
This true crime series covers high-profile murder cases, with courtroom drama and insider perspectives. It’s fast-paced and engaging.
It arrives on July 6. Perfect for viewers who love legal twists and real-life mysteries.
‘Sharkfest’ (2018-Present)
This annual event dives into the world of sharks with stunning visuals and expert insights. It’s educational and thrilling.
It hits Hulu on July 6. Nature lovers will enjoy this deep dive into the ocean’s predators.
‘Toilet-bound Hanako-kun’ (2020-Present)
This anime follows a girl teaming up with a ghost to solve supernatural mysteries at her school. It’s quirky, spooky, and charming.
It arrives on July 6. With its vibrant art, it’s a great pick for anime fans.
Which show are you most excited to stream this week? Drop your thoughts in the comments!
