Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Hulu This Week, Including a New Crime Series

Hulu is expanding its library this week with a diverse range of content spanning anime, reality television, and true crime documentaries. Subscribers can expect a mix of long-running fan favorites and brand-new premieres throughout the first full week of March. These additions include deep dives into sports history, investigative journalism, and culinary competitions. From scripted dramas to unsettling docuseries, the platform provides a variety of viewing options for different interests.

‘Loner Life in Another World’ (2024)

This anime follows a sarcastic high school student named Haruka who is transported to a fantasy world alongside his entire class. When he arrives late to the god-given skill selection, he is forced to take the leftover abilities that nobody else wanted. He attempts to survive the new environment alone, despite the social and physical challenges he encounters. This series premieres on the platform on March 2.

‘Bachelor in Paradise’ (2014)

This reality series brings together former contestants from ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette’ in a secluded tropical location. The participants look for a second chance at love while navigating the drama of a competitive dating environment. As new arrivals appear each week, existing couples are tested and alliances are formed or broken. New episodes join the streaming catalog on March 2.

‘Dark Side of the Ring’ (2019)

This documentary series explores the most controversial and tragic stories from the world of professional wrestling. Through interviews with industry legends and family members, the show provides an inside look at the personal struggles behind the televised personas. It covers legendary figures and infamous events that have shaped the history of the sport. The series becomes available for streaming on March 3.

‘Dark Side of the 2000s’ (2023)

This investigative show examines the darker aspects of pop culture trends and celebrity scandals that defined the turn of the millennium. It highlights the rise of reality television, the impact of tabloid journalism, and the personal downfalls of various public figures. Each episode focuses on a specific cultural phenomenon that shaped the era’s social landscape. The series debuts its latest additions on March 3.

‘F*ck That’s Delicious’ (2016)

Rapper Action Bronson hosts this culinary travelogue where he visits various cities to explore local food scenes. He is joined by his close friends as they sample everything from high-end cuisine to street-side snacks. The show emphasizes the cultural connections between music and the art of cooking. Viewers can watch these episodes starting on March 3.

‘Dark Side of Comedy’ (2022)

This docuseries delves into the complicated lives of famous comedians and the psychological toll of the entertainment industry. It examines how performers used humor to cope with personal demons, addiction, and professional pressures. Through archival footage and interviews, the program reveals the reality behind the laughter. The show arrives on the service on March 3.

‘Dark Side of the Cage’ (2025)

This investigative series turns its focus to the world of mixed martial arts and the hidden struggles within the fighting community. It looks at the physical risks, financial challenges, and personal scandals associated with professional cage fighting. The program aims to provide a balanced view of the high-stakes environment found in modern combat sports. This addition is scheduled for release on March 3.

‘R.J. Decker’ (2026)

This new series follows a former private investigator who finds himself embroiled in complex cases across Florida. Based on characters from popular literature, the show blends elements of mystery and dark humor. The protagonist must navigate a web of eccentric suspects and dangerous situations to uncover the truth. The premiere of this program is set for March 4.

‘The Secret of Skinwalker Ranch’ (2020)

A team of scientists and researchers investigates a notorious ranch in Utah known for paranormal activity and UFO sightings. Using advanced technology and sensors, the group attempts to gather data on unexplained phenomena occurring on the property. The show documents their findings and the various obstacles they face while exploring the mysterious site. The latest content for this series drops on March 5.

‘Friends Like These: The Murder of Skylar Neese’ (2026)

This true crime documentary examines the shocking 2012 disappearance and murder of a West Virginia teenager. It explores the investigation that eventually led police to discover the killers were the victim’s own best friends. The program details the betrayal and the motives behind the crime through court records and interviews. This series becomes available to stream on March 6.

‘The Tech Bro Murders’ (2025)

This series investigates violent crimes and suspicious deaths within the high-pressure environment of Silicon Valley. It highlights cases where the pursuit of innovation and wealth led to fatal consequences among industry professionals. The episodes explore how the culture of tech companies can sometimes hide darker criminal activities. Subscribers can start watching this on March 7.

‘The Great Food Truck Race’ (2010)

Teams of entrepreneurs travel across the country to compete in various cooking and marketing challenges using specialized food trucks. Each week, the truck with the lowest sales is eliminated from the competition until a winner is crowned. The show highlights local cuisines and the logistical difficulties of running a mobile restaurant. New episodes are scheduled for release on March 7.

‘Bigfoot Took Her’ (2025)

This investigative program explores cases of missing persons that some believe are linked to legendary creatures. Researchers examine witness testimonies, forensic evidence, and historical accounts from various wilderness areas. The series seeks to determine if there is a logical explanation for these disappearances or if something more mysterious is at play. The show arrives on the platform on March 7.

‘American Monster’ (2016)

This true crime series features never-before-seen home videos of killers who appeared to lead normal lives. By contrasting domestic footage with the horrific details of their crimes, the show reveals the hidden dangers behind suburban facades. Each episode focuses on a different case, providing a timeline of the events leading up to the tragedy. This title joins the library on March 7.

Please share which of these upcoming premieres you are most excited to watch in the comments.