‘Alien: Earth’ Tops Hulu’s Most-Watched Shows List This Week As Well: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Shows

This week brings a mix of gripping documentaries, long running favorites, and fresh reality series that keep viewers glued to their screens. From a deep dive into landmark news events to comfort watch comedies and culinary showdowns, there is something here for every mood and every evening plan.

The lineup spans decades with classic daytime drama, enduring comedies, and high stakes competitions alongside new true crime investigations and event documentaries. Below you will find the full countdown, moving from number ten to the top spot, with quick snapshots of story focus, cast, and the creative forces behind each pick.

10. ‘Hurricane Katrina: Race Against Time’ (2025)

This documentary follows the path of the storm and the cascading decisions that shaped what happened on the Gulf Coast. It brings together survivor testimony, first responder accounts, and officials on the ground to map the hours before landfall and the difficult weeks that followed in New Orleans and across the region.

Behind the scenes, the production team organizes a clear timeline that blends restored archival footage with contemporary interviews. Editors and researchers weave weather data, emergency transmissions, and city records into a tight narrative that explains how preparedness, infrastructure, and community response intersected during the crisis.

9. ‘Project Runway’ (2004)

Fashion designers face rapid fire challenges that test vision, construction, and styling under unforgiving deadlines. Each episode builds toward a runway show where a judging panel evaluates originality, cohesion, and craftsmanship while a mentor guides contestants through fittings and last minute fixes.

The series was created by Eli Holzman and has featured icons of the fashion world as hosts, mentors, and judges across its many seasons. Producers stage recurring favorites like unconventional materials challenges and finale collections, while the workroom team, sewing staff, and glam departments support the fast pace from sketch to runway.

8. ‘Stalking Samantha: 13 Years of Terror’ (2025)

This true crime project chronicles a prolonged stalking case that escalates over more than a decade. It traces the investigative trail through police filings, court transcripts, and the messages that drove the case, while victim advocates and legal experts explain the laws that apply to stalking and harassment.

Producers structure the story in chapters that follow key turning points in the investigation. The filmmaking team uses phone records, digital forensics, and interviews with detectives and prosecutors to show how evidence was gathered and how the case moved from complaint to courtroom.

7. ‘Gordon Ramsay’s Secret Service’ (2025)

This unscripted series follows Gordon Ramsay as he investigates struggling restaurants by going undercover with help from insider tips and late night surveillance. Each episode shows him gathering unfiltered evidence with hidden cameras, then revealing himself to the owners and staff before guiding a turnaround that includes menu fixes, cleanliness standards, and service improvements.

The show is produced by Studio Ramsay Global and Fox Alternative Entertainment with Gordon Ramsay and Bill Langworthy among the executive producers. Episodes air on Fox and stream on Hulu and feature cases such as a long running Greek restaurant in Washington DC, with undercover guests and recon footage used to document issues before changes are put in place.

6. ‘Bachelor in Paradise’ (2014)

Alumni from ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette’ arrive at a beachside resort to explore new relationships. The format introduces arrivals throughout the season, sets up dates, and ends each cycle with rose ceremonies that shape who stays and who heads home.

The show is produced by the same creative teams behind the flagship franchise with familiar hosts and on site producers guiding the cast through the day to day rhythm. Crew members manage a complex schedule of date setups and night shoots while story producers follow the shifting connections that define each episode.

5. ‘It’s Always Sunny in Philadelphia’ (2005)

This sitcom follows five friends who run an Irish bar in Philadelphia and stumble into ill conceived schemes that rarely work as planned. The core cast features Rob McElhenney, Charlie Day, Glenn Howerton, Kaitlin Olson, and Danny DeVito, whose characters bounce from one questionable plan to the next.

Created by Rob McElhenney with Glenn Howerton and Charlie Day, the series is produced by FX Productions with a tight writers room and frequent contributions from the main cast as writers and directors. Editors and stunt teams support episodes that shift from bottle comedies to wild set pieces while keeping the show’s quick pace.

4. ‘General Hospital’ (1963)

Set in the fictional city of Port Charles, this daytime drama centers on doctors, nurses, and families whose lives intersect at the hospital and around town. Longtime characters like Sonny Corinthos and members of the Quartermaine family anchor storylines that blend medical cases with romance and mystery.

Created by Frank and Doris Hursley, the series is produced by ABC with Frank Valentini serving in a key leadership role. The ensemble includes veterans such as Maurice Benard, Laura Wright, Finola Hughes, and Genie Francis, while a large writing and directing team keeps daily episodes moving from set to set.

3. ‘MasterChef’ (2010)

Home cooks compete in a kitchen arena that puts technique and creativity to the test through Mystery Boxes, Pressure Tests, and Team Challenges. Judges evaluate flavor, presentation, and consistency, while mentoring contestants through classic dishes and inventive spins.

Based on a format created by Franc Roddam, the American edition is led by Gordon Ramsay alongside judges who have included Joe Bastianich and Aarón Sánchez. Endemol Shine North America and Studio Ramsay oversee production with culinary producers, food stylists, and a test kitchen that supports every timed cook.

2. ‘The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox’ (2025)

This limited scripted series dramatizes the case surrounding Amanda Knox from her study abroad in Italy through arrest, interrogations, trials, and eventual exoneration. The story centers on Knox’s experience and portrays key figures including her then boyfriend Raffaele Sollecito, prosecutor Giuliano Mignini, and investigators involved in the case.

The series was created by K.J. Steinberg and is executive produced by Amanda Knox, Monica Lewinsky, Warren Littlefield, and others. The cast includes Grace Van Patten as Amanda Knox with Sharon Horgan, John Hoogenakker, Giuseppe De Domenico, Francesco Acquaroli, and Roberta Mattei in principal roles, and new episodes roll out weekly on Hulu.

1. ‘Alien: Earth’ (2025)

The story begins when the deep space research vessel USCSS Maginot crash lands on Earth and a young woman named Wendy teams up with a group of tactical soldiers. Their search of the wreckage leads to a discovery that brings them face to face with the planet’s greatest threat as the series unfolds within the established ‘Alien’ franchise world.

The series is created for television and executive produced by Noah Hawley with a lead cast that includes Sydney Chandler as Wendy along with Alex Lawther, Timothy Olyphant, Essie Davis, and Babou Ceesay. Episodes air Tuesdays on FX and stream on Hulu after a summer 2025 premiere, with the score composed by Jeff Russo and additional franchise materials and extras hosted across the official show pages.

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