‘The Golden Bachelor’ Is Hulu’s Most-Watched Show of the Week: Here Are the Remaining Top 10 Shows

Hulu’s watchlist is stacked with a mix of reality competitions, long-running soaps, and brand-new scripted series that are dropping fresh episodes or streaming next-day from network and cable premieres. To help you keep track, here’s a concise rundown of what each title is about and who’s behind it, from creators and cast to production companies and where it fits in its larger franchise.

We’re counting down from 10 to 1. Each entry includes quick plot context plus key credits—so you can jump straight to what interests you and know exactly who’s in front of and behind the camera.

10. ‘The Floor’ (2024– )

‘The Floor’ is a FOX quiz-competition format created by John de Mol and hosted by Rob Lowe, with episodes streaming on Hulu. Dozens of contestants face off on a massive LED floor divided into category tiles, challenging adjacent players in rapid-fire trivia duels to capture territory and advance toward a grand prize.

Produced by Eureka Productions with Talpa, the series uses a large-scale set, multi-camera coverage, and sudden-death tiebreakers to structure each hour-long episode. Seasons track bracketed progress and returning champions across installments, with Hulu carrying current and past episodes for on-demand viewing.

9. ‘Project Runway’ (2004– )

‘Project Runway’ is a fashion-design competition in which contestants create runway looks under timed challenges and thematic briefs, with judging determining weekly eliminations. The current iteration airs on Freeform with next-day streaming on Hulu, featuring Heidi Klum’s return as host and head judge alongside Nina García and Law Roach, and Christian Siriano as mentor to the designers.

Produced by established reality teams, the series culminates in a finale runway where finalists present cohesive collections. Season packages typically include cash awards, industry mentorships, and editorial opportunities, with guest judges from fashion, film, and music evaluating the collections alongside the core panel.

8. ‘General Hospital’ (1963– )

‘General Hospital’ is ABC’s long-running daytime soap opera set in the fictional town of Port Charles. Created by Frank and Doris Hursley, the series spans multi-generational storylines across medicine, law enforcement, family drama, and organized crime, with legacy characters and new arrivals sharing marquee time.

Produced under ABC’s daytime banner with Frank Valentini as executive producer, the show airs weekday episodes written by a head-writing team and directed by a roster of daytime veterans. The ensemble has included Genie Francis, Maurice Benard, Finola Hughes, Laura Wright, and numerous others across thousands of episodes.

7. ‘The Lowdown’ (2025– )

‘The Lowdown’ is an FX neo-noir set in Tulsa from creator, writer, and director Sterlin Harjo. Ethan Hawke stars as Lee Raybon, a citizen journalist digging into local corruption, with an ensemble that includes Keith David, Ryan Kiera Armstrong, Jeanne Tripplehorn, Kyle MacLachlan, Tim Blake Nelson, and others. Episodes stream next-day on Hulu following FX premieres.

Produced by FX Productions, the series blends case-driven reporting with character-focused storytelling grounded in regional history. The season features rotating writers and directors under Harjo’s creative leadership, location work in Oklahoma, and a production design and score that support the show’s investigative, noir tone.

6. ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (2021– )

‘Only Murders in the Building’ is a comedic mystery from creators Steve Martin and John Hoffman, starring Steve Martin as Charles-Haden Savage, Martin Short as Oliver Putnam, and Selena Gomez as Mabel Mora—neighbors who investigate deaths in their Upper West Side building while producing an in-story true-crime podcast. The series is produced by 20th Television.

Each season introduces a new case and a fresh slate of guest stars while threading ongoing arcs for the trio and their building’s residents. Episodes are written and directed by a mix of returning creatives and guest directors, with original music, diegetic podcast elements, and recurring motifs that tie the seasonal mysteries together.

5. ‘Alien: Earth’ (2025)

‘Alien: Earth’ is FX’s live-action prequel set in the universe of the ‘Alien’ films, created and showrun by Noah Hawley with Ridley Scott among the executive producers. The cast is led by Sydney Chandler and Timothy Olyphant, alongside Alex Lawther, Essie Davis, Samuel Blenkin, Babou Ceesay, Adarsh Gourav, Erana James, Lily Newmark, Jonathan Ajayi, and David Rysdahl, with episodes streaming on Hulu in the U.S.

Produced by FX Productions with Scott Free, the series explores corporate science, synthetic-human ethics, and the early forces that shape the franchise’s future conflicts. Season 1 unfolds across multi-location shoots with feature-level cinematography, stunts, and visual effects, and original score and sound design that expand the franchise’s established tone.

4. ‘Dancing with the Stars’ (2005– )

‘Dancing with the Stars’ pairs celebrities with professional dancers for ballroom and Latin routines scored by a judges’ panel and audience vote. Alfonso Ribeiro and Julianne Hough serve as hosts, with Carrie Ann Inaba, Derek Hough, and Bruno Tonioli on the judges’ dais. Episodes air live on ABC and stream on Hulu the next day, with weekly eliminations building to the finale.

Produced by BBC Studios Los Angeles Productions, the show features theme nights, group numbers, and special musical guests, along with the signature Mirrorball Trophy. Each season’s production includes pro-choreographed routines, rehearsal packages, and live-to-air staging across multiple camera units, lighting, and music direction.

3. ‘Reasonable Doubt’ (2022– )

‘Reasonable Doubt’ is an Onyx Collective legal drama for Hulu created by Raamla Mohamed and headlined by Emayatzy Corinealdi as high-powered Los Angeles defense attorney Jax Stewart. The ensemble includes McKinley Freeman, Tim Jo, Angela Grovey, Thaddeus J. Mixson, Aderinsola Olabode, Michael Ealy, Morris Chestnut, and Joseph Sikora, with cases that intersect Jax’s complicated personal life.

The series is produced by Good Home Training, Simpson Street, Wilmore Films, and ABC Signature for Onyx Collective. Executive producers include Raamla Mohamed and Kerry Washington, with episodic direction and writing handled by a rotating creative team that balances stand-alone legal conflicts against season-long arcs involving past clients and high-stakes prosecutions.

2. ‘High Potential’ (2024– )

‘High Potential’ is an ABC crime dramedy—streaming next-day on Hulu—adapted from the French hit ‘HPI’. Kaitlin Olson stars as Morgan Gillory, a gifted single mother whose off-the-charts problem-solving skills land her a civilian-consultant role with Major Crimes. Daniel Sunjata co-stars as Detective Adam Karadec, with Judy Reyes, Javicia Leslie, Deniz Akdeniz, Amirah J, and Matthew Lamb rounding out the ensemble.

Developed for U.S. television by Drew Goddard with executive producers that include Goddard and additional ABC Signature/20th Television partners, the show blends case-of-the-week investigations with serialized arcs from Morgan’s family life. Writers’ and directors’ rooms rotate across episodes, pairing puzzle-box plotting with character-driven storylines tied to the department’s larger cases.

1. ‘The Golden Bachelor’ (2023– )

A spin-off of ‘The Bachelor’, ‘The Golden Bachelor’ centers on a 60-plus lead dating a group of age-appropriate contestants in a familiar format of group dates, one-on-ones, and rose ceremonies. It airs on ABC with next-day streaming on Hulu, is hosted by Jesse Palmer, and is produced within the franchise banner by Warner Horizon Unscripted Television and related executive producers.

The series retains the core mechanics of the flagship show while focusing on later-in-life relationships and second chances. Season production includes travel episodes, hometown visits, and ‘After the Final Rose’ specials, with the franchise’s long-time executive producer team shepherding casting, filming, and post-production.

Tell us below: which of these shows are you watching on Hulu this week, and which one should everyone start next?