Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Hulu, Including ‘High Country’

Hulu’s weekly drop brings a stack of fresh arrivals along with timely specials, so your queue is ready for a quick weekend lineup. This list pulls from the newest additions and zeroes in on the latest debuts and next day streams, with a couple of ongoing favorites to round things out.

Each pick includes a fast primer on what the show covers and who helped bring it to the screen. You will find docuseries, true crime investigations, reality competitions, international drama, and anime, all set up with cast and creator details so you can choose your next watch without any digging.

‘Memphis to the Mountain’ (2025)

This documentary series follows climbers from the Memphis Rox community as they train at home and then travel to Africa to attempt a summit on Mount Kenya. The story focuses on mentorship and teamwork around the gym and on the mountain as the group prepares, acclimates, and finally makes its push for the peak.

Memphis Rox was founded to remove barriers to the sport and the show highlights the gym’s pay what you can model alongside the athletes and coaches guiding the expedition. Episodes move between life in Memphis and the expedition playbook with planning, logistics, and on route decision making captured by the crew.

‘Reminder’ (2025– )

This Turkish romantic drama reunites two former partners after an unexpected message pulls them back into one another’s lives. The plot traces how a chance contact complicates new relationships and family expectations while the leads weigh old history against the possibility of a second start.

The series is produced in Istanbul with a creative team known for contemporary relationship stories that pair grounded character work with stylish city backdrops. Season one introduces the central couple, their friends, and their families across tightly paced chapters that build toward a choice neither can avoid.

‘Love Thy Nader’ (2025– )

This unscripted series follows sisters building media and lifestyle ventures in New York City while navigating the push and pull of family. Cameras track work projects, events, and day to day milestones as the siblings shape brands, collaborate with partners, and manage life in a fast moving scene.

The show comes from the alternative programming arm of Walt Disney Television with a production team that specializes in ensemble reality storytelling. The season features recurring friends and colleagues, a steady set of city locations, and a focus on how business plans and personal bonds evolve together.

‘Thomas Jefferson’ (2025)

This two part documentary looks at the third president through letters, archival material, and expert interviews that place his ideas and decisions in the context of his time. The film follows his path from early legal training to the drafting of a founding document and onward to the contradictions that shaped his life.

The production is built around historians, curators, and biographers who examine policy, diplomacy, and domestic life through original sources. The film uses period art, location photography, and careful readings of primary documents to connect the public figure with the private person.

‘Lego Masters Jr.’ (2025– )

This family competition puts teams of young builders through timed challenges that test creativity, engineering, and storytelling. Each episode sets a fresh brief that asks teams to plan, build, and present models that hold together under stress tests and also tell a clear visual story.

The junior format is developed from the hit series with Endemol Shine North America involved in production and with franchise leadership guiding the build room playbook. Judges evaluate design, function, and imagination and the season features guest appearances that add twists to the challenge slate.

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

This true crime special retraces a prolonged stalking case through the victim’s account and the investigative record. The program lays out how the harassment began, escalated, and was documented and how evidence gathered across different jurisdictions finally led to a reckoning.

Produced by ABC News Studios with reporting from experienced correspondents and producers, the special weaves interviews, case files, and communications into a clear timeline. Law enforcement voices and legal experts explain the charges and the court outcomes while victim advocates speak to the broader impact on safety and policy.

‘The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox’ (2025)

This documentary special revisits the infamous case that followed the killing of a British student in Italy and the legal saga that ensnared Amanda Knox. The program sets the initial investigation beside later appeals to show how evidence, media attention, and courtroom decisions shifted over time.

ABC News Studios produces the special with a team that combines archival footage, contemporary interviews, and case documentation. Reporters, attorneys, and forensic voices explain procedures and legal standards while the film organizes complex details into a step by step account.

‘High Country’ (2024– )

This crime drama is set in rugged mountain towns where missing person cases and local secrets collide. The plot follows investigators who balance search operations with community ties as each episode uncovers new suspects, hidden alliances, and the hazards of working in remote terrain.

The series is produced with a focus on location work that uses forests, ridgelines, and small town streets to ground every chapter. The creative team threads season long mysteries through case of the week beats and builds a regular ensemble of officers, residents, and outsiders whose paths keep crossing.

‘The Chef’s Garden’ (2024– )

Farmer Lee Jones welcomes visiting cooks to his family’s farm in Huron Ohio and to the Culinary Vegetable Institute kitchen. Episodes follow harvest to plate storytelling as guests tour fields, pick peak season produce, and design dishes around what is best that day.

The series is produced with support from A and E Networks partners and Free Food Studios and it spotlights regenerative practices, varietal selection, and technique. Each visit becomes a lesson in sourcing and flavor as the farm shares seed choices, soil care, and storage and the kitchen team turns that knowledge into plates.

‘Oshi no Ko’ (2023– )

This anime begins with the story of idol Ai and the secret that connects her family to the world of entertainment. The series then follows siblings Aqua and Ruby as they navigate talent agencies, auditions, and the pressures of fame while searching for the truth behind a personal tragedy.

Based on the manga by Aka Akasaka with art by Mengo Yokoyari and animated by Doga Kobo, the show blends industry satire with thriller and drama elements. The production features character designs that mirror the manga’s style, a cast of rising voice actors, and arcs that move from school stages to national spotlights.

Tell us which of these you are starting first and share your picks in the comments.