All the TV Shows Arriving on Hulu This Week in One Place
Hulu’s dropping a fresh batch of TV shows this week, and it’s a wild mix. From anime adventures to gritty true crime and historical epics, there’s plenty to keep you glued to your screen.
We’ve rounded up every series hitting the platform, so you can pick your next binge. Let’s dive into the lineup with a fresh spin on what’s coming.
‘Dan Da Dan’ (2024-Present)
This anime is a chaotic blend of ghosts, aliens, and teen antics, based on a popular manga. Its bold visuals and quirky humor make it a standout.
Hitting Hulu on July 3, it’s perfect for anyone craving something fresh and fast-paced in the anime world.
‘The First 48’ (2004-Present)
Follow homicide detectives as they race the clock in the crucial first 48 hours of a murder case. The show’s raw intensity pulls you into real investigations.
It lands on July 3. True crime buffs will love the high-stakes drama and real-world grit.
‘Toilet-bound Hanako-kun’ (2020-Present)
This anime follows a schoolgirl and a ghostly boy tackling spooky mysteries. Its mix of charm, humor, and eerie vibes is hard to resist.
It arrives on July 6. The unique art style and lighthearted tone make it a fun watch for anime fans.
‘America: The Story of the US’ (2010)
This series sweeps through America’s history, from colonial days to the present, with vivid reenactments. It’s a bold look at the nation’s defining moments.
Available on July 3, it’s a great pick for anyone who loves a big-picture history lesson.
‘The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives’ (2024-Present)
This reality series dives into the lives of Mormon women balancing faith, drama, and modern life. It’s juicy and full of personal stories.
It premieres on July 1. Expect plenty of gossip and insights into a unique world.
‘Codes and Conspiracies’ (2014)
Uncover hidden secrets of history, from ancient codes to shadowy groups. Each episode digs into a different mystery with expert takes.
It drops on July 3. Perfect for those who love a good historical puzzle.
‘Killer Cases’ (2020-Present)
This true crime series unpacks high-stakes murder trials, blending courtroom drama with real-life twists. It’s gripping from start to finish.
It hits Hulu on July 6. If you’re into legal battles and crime stories, this one’s for you.
‘Dragon Ball Daima’ (2024-2025)
Goku and pals are back in this new Dragon Ball anime, shrunk down for a wild, action-packed adventure. It’s got all the series’ signature energy.
Available on July 2, it’s a treat for longtime fans and anime newbies alike.
‘Days That Shaped America’ (2018)
This docuseries spotlights key events that changed the U.S., like the moon landing or 9/11. Each episode is a tight, powerful history lesson.
It arrives on July 3. Great for viewers who want quick dives into big moments.
‘The Lake Erie Murders’ (2018)
This series explores chilling crimes around Lake Erie, with haunting stories and detailed reenactments. It’s dark and captivating.
It lands on July 5. True crime fans will get hooked on its eerie vibe.
‘Community’ (2009-2015)
This cult-favorite sitcom follows a misfit study group at a community college, packed with clever jokes and heart. It’s a comedy gem.
It drops on July 3. With stars like Alison Brie and Ken Jeong, it’s a must for comedy lovers.
‘Lies Hidden in My Garden’ (2023-Present)
This Korean drama weaves a tense tale of two women caught in a web of secrets and suspense. It’s a slow-burn thriller with stellar acting.
It arrives on July 1. Fans of psychological dramas will eat this up.
‘Sharkfest’ (2018-Present)
Dive into the world of sharks with jaw-dropping footage and expert insights. This annual special is both thrilling and informative.
It hits Hulu on July 6. Nature fans will love this deep dive into the ocean.
‘Cold Case Files: The Grim Sleeper’ (2024)
This special digs into the chilling case of a serial killer who dodged justice for years. It’s a tense, detailed look at a notorious crime.
Available on July 5, it’s a must for true crime fans who love deep investigations.
‘America: Promised Land’ (2017)
This docuseries traces the journeys of people who shaped America, from early settlers to today. It’s a heartfelt look at migration.
It drops on July 3. History fans will enjoy its emotional storytelling.
‘The Proof Is Out There’ (2021-Present)
This show investigates strange phenomena, like UFOs or mysterious creatures, with experts breaking down evidence. It’s curious and fun.
It arrives on July 3. Perfect for anyone intrigued by the unexplained.
‘Cults and Extreme Belief’ (2018)
This series explores controversial groups and their leaders, diving into why people join them. It’s intense and thought-provoking.
Available on July 6, it’s a fascinating look at human behavior and belief.
‘Texas True Crime’ (2021-Present)
This anthology series tackles real Texas crime stories, with interviews and dramatic retellings. It’s gritty and engaging.
It lands on June 30. True crime fans will enjoy its deep dive into local cases.
‘The Perfect Murder’ (2014-2018)
This show breaks down crimes where killers thought they’d escape justice. Detectives reveal how these plans fell apart.
It arrives on July 5. Crime fans will love the clever twists and investigations.
Which show are you adding to your Hulu watchlist this week? Share your picks in the comments!