Here Are the Best TV Shows to Stream this Weekend on Hulu, Including ‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’

by

Need something new to watch? This week on Hulu, you’ll find a lot of documentaries, shows about home renovations, and familiar, feel-good content. There are also some spin-offs and revivals of popular series. Here’s a quick guide to what each new show is about, who’s in it, and when it’s available, so you can plan your weekend viewing.

‘Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane’ (2025– )

Join John Weisbarth and Zack Giffin as ‘Tiny House Nation: Memory Lane’ revisits some of the most memorable tiny homes and the people who live in them. Each episode features a countdown of themed Top 10 moments and shares the design secrets behind these small spaces. We’ll also check in with the families to see how their homes have held up over the years, including how well their storage solutions and off-grid systems are working. This series, from A+E Networks, premieres on Thursday, October 30th, and offers a nostalgic look back with updates from the builders and clever design highlights.

‘Cold Case Files: Dead West’ (2025– )

The popular series ‘Cold Case Files’ is now focusing on unsolved murders in the American West. Each episode uses interviews, old records, and today’s forensic science to re-examine cases in mountain and desert communities. This season features investigations from Colorado and Montana, following detectives and the families of victims as they search for answers. New episodes will be available starting Thursday, October 30th.

‘Million Dollar Zombie Flips’ (2025– )

James Dainard, a Seattle-based investor, teams up with up-and-coming house flippers to transform rundown properties – often called “zombie” houses – and aim for high-value sales. The show follows the financial and renovation challenges they face, and how they split the profits if a flip is successful. It’s part of A&E’s Home.Made.Nation series, which features impressive home renovation projects, and premieres on Thursday, October 30th.

‘Homicide Squad New Orleans’ (2025– )

This docuseries follows New Orleans police detectives as they investigate crimes, from the initial scene to making an arrest. It shows all the detailed work involved – talking to people in the neighborhood, analyzing evidence in the lab, and working with the coroner and district attorney. The series also looks at how these cases affect the officers and their families. It premieres on Thursday, October 23rd.

‘48 Hours to Buy’ (2024– )

“48 Hours to Buy” captures the fast-paced pressure of finding a new home. Each episode follows couples as they race against the clock – with just two days – to find a place, often due to a move or big life change. Local real estate experts guide them, balancing their dream homes with their budgets and the realities of inspections and neighborhoods. The show highlights different cities and the challenges of closing a deal quickly. New episodes will be available starting Thursday, October 30th.

‘Swamp Mysteries with Troy Landry’ (2018– )

Following the success of ‘Swamp People,’ this new series pairs alligator expert Troy Landry with wildlife professionals to investigate strange and dangerous animals throughout the South. They’ll explore swamps, marshes, and lakes, combining local legends with practical solutions to real-life animal problems. The show takes Landry’s skills beyond alligators to tackle a wider range of troublesome creatures. It premieres on Thursday, October 30th.

‘Return to Amish’ (2014– )

Following the success of ‘Breaking Amish,’ this series catches up with familiar faces and introduces new ones as they grapple with family, rejection, and the desire for freedom. We see how they handle marriage, raising children, and building careers, all while deciding whether to stay within—or break away from—the strict rules of their communities. Featured cast members include Jeremiah Raber, Sabrina Burkholder, Ada Byler, and more. New episodes premiere on Saturday, November 1st.

‘Swamp People’ (2010– )

This documentary series follows alligator hunters in Louisiana during the annual hunting season. It focuses on families, like the Landrys, as they navigate the rules, protect their hunting grounds, and deal with the dangers of the swamps. These multi-generational teams blend long-held traditions with the demands of the modern market, and are even expanding into new areas. The show consistently centers around the hunt and harvest process. New episodes arrive on Thursday, October 30th.

‘Bachelor Pad’ (2010–2012)

‘Bachelor Pad’ is a reality competition show within the ‘Bachelor’ universe. It brings back former contestants from ‘The Bachelor’ and ‘The Bachelorette’ to live together and compete in challenges. Players vote each other out, with the last one standing winning a $250,000 prize. Chris Harrison hosts, and Melissa Rycroft co-hosted the first season. The show is produced by Mike Fleiss, Martin Hilton, Jay Bienstock, and Elan Gale, with production companies NZK Productions, Next Entertainment, and Warner Horizon. It premieres on Wednesday, October 29.

‘Diners, Drive-Ins and Dives’ (2007– )

Guy Fieri travels across the country, visiting local, family-owned restaurants to showcase their most popular dishes. He talks to the owners and gives viewers a behind-the-scenes look at how the food is made. Often joined by his son, Hunter, the show highlights delicious comfort food, treasured family recipes, and beloved neighborhood eateries all over the U.S. New episodes will be available starting Saturday, November 1.

Tell us what you’re pressing play on first—drop your weekend picks in the comments!

Read More

2025-11-01 03:47