Here Are All the Movies & TV Shows Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘Mad About You’

Hulu’s dropping a fresh batch of content this week, perfect for kicking back with something new. From a chilling true-crime docuseries to nostalgic sitcoms and high-stakes cooking battles, there’s plenty to keep you glued to your screen.

This week’s releases, spanning July 21 to July 26, 2025, offer a mix of drama, comedy, and competition. Whether you’re craving a deep story, a quick laugh, or some culinary inspiration, Hulu’s got something for you. Let’s dive into what’s hitting the platform.

1. Trophy Wife (2022)

Landing on July 21, Trophy Wife: Murder on Safari is a docuseries that digs into a shocking true story. It follows a couple’s ill-fated safari honeymoon, where love turns to tragedy amid a web of secrets.

The series blends suspenseful storytelling with stunning visuals of the African wilderness. It’s a gripping watch for true-crime fans who love a twisty narrative.

2. Red Eye (2024-present)

On July 22, Red Eye brings its first two seasons to Hulu. This British thriller tracks a doctor caught in a dangerous plot after a tense overnight flight, packed with action and betrayal.

Led by Richard Armitage’s intense performance, the show delivers heart-pounding moments and clever twists. It’s ideal for anyone who loves fast-moving dramas.

3. Washington Black (2025-present)

Premiering July 23, Washington Black drops its full first season on Hulu. Based on Esi Edugyan’s novel, it follows a young boy’s escape from a Barbados plantation to a life of adventure and self-discovery.

With Sterling K. Brown in a key role, this historical drama mixes emotion and epic journeys. It’s a powerful story about resilience and hope.

4. Mad About You (1992-1999)

Hulu adds all seven seasons of Mad About You on July 24. This classic sitcom stars Helen Hunt and Paul Reiser as a married couple tackling life’s ups and downs in New York.

Its warm humor and relatable moments make it a cozy binge. Perfect for fans of ‘90s comedy or newcomers looking for charm.

5. Who Wants to Be a Millionaire (2020-present)

On July 24, season four of Who Wants to Be a Millionaire arrives, hosted by Jimmy Kimmel. Contestants face tough trivia questions for a chance at a massive cash prize.

The show’s mix of tension and excitement keeps you hooked. It’s a great pick for trivia buffs or anyone who loves a high-stakes game.

6. Match Game (2016-present)

Also on July 24, Match Game season six hits Hulu with Martin Short as host. Celebrities and contestants team up for a fun, fill-in-the-blank game full of witty answers.

The show’s playful vibe and star power make it an easy watch. Expect plenty of laughs and quirky moments.

7. Bakeaway Camp with Martha Stewart (2020-present)

On July 24, Bakeaway Camp with Martha Stewart brings its first season to Hulu. Aspiring bakers face outdoor challenges under Martha Stewart’s expert eye, crafting stunning desserts.

This lighthearted competition mixes creativity and pressure. It’s a sweet treat for fans of baking and Stewart’s style.

8. Tournament of Champions (2020-present)

Hitting Hulu on July 26, Tournament of Champions season six, plus Tournament of Champions VI: The Qualifiers, showcases top chefs battling for culinary glory. Guy Fieri hosts this high-energy showdown.

With bold dishes and fierce rivalries, it’s a feast for food lovers. You’ll be inspired by the creativity on display.

9. Ultimate Summer Cook-Off (2018-present)

Also on July 26, Ultimate Summer Cook-Off season one joins Hulu. Chefs compete to whip up the best summer dishes, from BBQ to fresh salads.

The show’s sunny energy and inventive recipes make it a fun watch. Great for anyone dreaming of warm-weather meals.

10. Big Bad BBQ Brawl (2016-present)

On July 26, Big Bad BBQ Brawl seasons one and two fire up on Hulu. Chefs hit the road, facing off with their best barbecue creations in a smoky, flavorful contest.

Packed with bold personalities and tasty dishes, it’s a hit for grill enthusiasts. You’ll want to fire up your own BBQ after watching.

11. Chopped (2009-present)

Rounding out the week on July 26, Chopped season 61 arrives on Hulu. Chefs race against the clock to turn mystery ingredients into gourmet dishes, hosted by Ted Allen.

The show’s intense challenges and creative plates keep you hooked. It’s a must for fans of cooking under pressure.

What’s got you excited from this week’s Hulu lineup, or is there another show you’re hoping to stream? Share your picks in the comments!