TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Hulu, Including ‘Alien: Earth’

There is a strong mix of brand new premieres and returning favorites on Hulu right now, which makes weekend planning easy. If you want something fresh, a few standouts debuted only days ago. If you are in the mood for comfort viewing, a couple of classics are back in the conversation with new energy and plenty to binge.

To help you pick fast, we pulled from this week and the two weeks prior, then weighed recent arrivals first, with extra credit for originals and big cultural impact. That means you will see buzzy debuts up top along with a few evergreen favorites that still play like a dream.

‘Alien: Earth’ (2025)

The newest chapter in the long running sci fi saga lands with a sharp hook and an eerie mood. It leans into wonder and dread in equal measure, the kind of slow burn that makes you turn the volume up and hold your breath.

If you like rich world building and sturdy suspense, this is the clear first stop. It is timely, cinematic, and made for a lights off watch.

‘YAIBA: Samurai Legend’ (2025)

This anime arrives with crisp action and a story that balances stoic resolve with high stakes emotion. The fights feel precise and the quiet moments linger, which gives each episode an easy flow.

Queue it when you want focused storytelling with clean animation and a steady pulse. It scratches the itch for adventure without losing heart.

‘The Curious Case of…’ (2025)

A mystery anthology with a playful streak is never a bad idea for the weekend. Each case opens on a question that pulls you through clues and left turn reveals, all delivered with a light touch.

It is perfect when you want a compact story you can finish in one sitting. The format stays fresh and the tone makes it easy to keep clicking play.

‘Hollywood Demons’ (2025)

Fame looks bright until the shadows creep in. This new docuseries peers behind the curtain at the cost of chasing the spotlight, trading in true life twists that feel stranger than fiction.

When you crave glossy storytelling with a sharp edge, start here. It is sleek, fast, and full of can you believe that moments.

‘Ted Bundy: Dialogue with the Devil’ (2025)

True crime fans get a polished limited series that digs into one of the most talked about cases in modern history. Interviews and archives build a careful portrait that favors clarity over shock.

Save this for a focused evening. It is a strong addition to the genre and it rewards attention.

‘The Wonderfully Weird World of Gumball’ (2025)

The fan favorite universe returns with new energy, bigger sight gags, and the same offbeat charm. It is bright, clever, and packed with jokes that land for kids and adults.

When you want to smile without thinking too hard, this fits perfectly. It is weekend friendly, snack friendly, and endlessly quotable.

‘King of the Hill’ (1997–present)

Hank, Peggy, and Bobby remain some of TV’s most grounded characters, and the show’s return proves that small town stories still hit big. The humor is dry, the heart is sincere, and the writing stays sharp.

If you have been waiting to revisit Arlen, now is the time. It streams easy, and it is as cozy as it has ever been.

‘Dope Girls’ (2025)

Set in London between wars, this drama follows women who build an empire from grit and nerve. The period detail is lush and the character work pops, which makes the stakes feel real.

It is a great pick for fans of layered crime stories with style to spare. The pace moves and the world feels lived in.

‘Necaxa’ (2025–present)

This sports docuseries offers a close look at a proud football club fighting for momentum. Locker room scenes, match day pressure, and candid moments off the pitch make it easy to care.

You do not need to be a die hard fan to get hooked. The human stories carry the ball, which makes it an easy weekend binge.

‘The Unbelievable with Dan Aykroyd’ (2023)

Curious tales meet a host with an unmistakable voice. Each story leans into the strange and the delightful, the kind of thing you throw on when you want to be surprised.

It is a comfy watch that plays well in the background or as a full focus sit down. Let it fuel a late night chat about the odd corners of the world.

Share your own must watch picks for the weekend in the comments so everyone can build a better queue.