Here Are All the TV Shows Coming to Hulu This Week, Including ‘Lovely★Complex’

Hulu is adding a lot of new shows this week, including popular reality TV series and the returns of some favorite scripted shows. Season two of a hit fantasy series is coming, along with fresh episodes of a competitive dance show. You’ll also find full seasons of shows about everything from sunken ships to amazing cakes. No matter what you like – animated comedies, mysteries, or something else – there’s something new to watch starting Monday.

‘Dance Moms: A New Era’ (2024)

Season two of this thrilling reality show arrives on December 8th. Coach Glo Hampton is working to restore her team and her own image after her dance studio, Studio Bleu, unexpectedly closed. She starts a new project, Project X, with her daughter Kaeli, but quickly encounters difficulties with a new dancer and their mother. As the competition season begins, personal issues threaten to distract the whole team. Viewers who enjoyed the original series can expect the same mix of drama and impressive dance routines they’ve come to love.

‘Percy Jackson and the Olympians’ (2023)

The popular hero Percy Jackson is back for a new season, starting December 10th. This time, Camp Half-Blood is under attack by mythical monsters, and his friend Grover is missing. Percy sets off on a risky quest into the Sea of Monsters to find the Golden Fleece and protect his home. Based on the books by Rick Riordan, the new season features bigger challenges and more dangerous creatures, and will greatly expand the world of gods and monsters.

‘The Death Coast’ (2025)

Starting December 11th, you can watch all episodes of this gripping docuseries. It follows Jeff MacKinnon, a seasoned shipwreck hunter, as he searches for the famous French ship Le Chameau off the coast of Nova Scotia. With only twelve weeks before bad weather sets in, Jeff and his team of expert divers race against time to explore the ocean floor. The show blends a fascinating historical puzzle with the real dangers of deep-sea recovery work.

‘Surviving Jeffrey Epstein’ (2020)

A new four-part documentary series premieres on December 11th, giving a voice to the women who survived abuse by the notorious financier. The series reveals how he exploited his influence and connections to avoid consequences for years. It follows these survivors as they bravely pursue justice and work to overcome their trauma, while also exposing the widespread failures that allowed his crimes to continue unchecked.

‘Secrets Declassified with David Duchovny’ (2025)

The first season of this investigative series will be available to stream starting Thursday, December 11. Hosted by David Duchovny, the show explores long-held government secrets and conspiracy theories from the past century. Each episode uses newly declassified documents and interviews with experts to investigate topics like Area 51 and Cold War operations. The series attempts to uncover the truth behind strange events and hidden government actions, offering a fascinating look at the world of national security.

‘Swamp People: Serpent Invasion’ (2020)

The third season of this thrilling reality show arrives on Hulu on December 11th. Veteran hunter Troy Landry and his crew head to the Florida Everglades to tackle a serious problem: invasive Burmese pythons. These snakes are destroying the local wildlife, and Troy’s team is determined to stop them. They’ll face tough new challenges and dangerous conditions as they work to protect the Everglades’ ecosystem. Expect plenty of exciting encounters with these massive snakes, along with a focus on the important environmental issues at stake.

‘Lovely★Complex’ (2007)

As a big anime fan, I’m excited to share that the first season of this really charming romantic comedy is dropping on December 11th! It centers around Risa and Otani, a hilarious pair who are constantly teasing each other – partly because Risa is super tall and Otani is on the shorter side. It’s a sweet story about their journey through high school, trying to find love, and dealing with their insecurities, all while supporting each other. Honestly, it’s a really funny and heartwarming series that I think a lot of people will enjoy.

‘Rock the Block’ (2019)

Join us on Saturday, December 13th for Season 6 of the popular home renovation competition! Talented designers will battle it out, each renovating a similar property to see who can increase its value the most. Working with limited budgets and time, the teams will completely transform their houses. Judges will carefully assess every part of each home – from the kitchen to the bedrooms – to decide which team made the best design and financial decisions. You’ll also get a peek at the newest ideas in home design and building.

‘Say Yes to the Dress with Tan France’ (2023)

Starting December 13th, fashion guru Tan France is helping brides-to-be find their dream dresses in this new series. He uses his keen eye for style and caring personality to guide them through the often stressful process. Tan skillfully handles family and friends with strong opinions, making sure each bride feels amazing and confident. The show offers a modern take on wedding dress shopping, filled with heartwarming moments and beautiful reveals as every client finds the perfect gown.

‘House Hunters International’ (2006)

A new set of episodes from Season 199 will be available starting Saturday, December 13. The show follows people worldwide as they search for homes in other countries, working with local real estate experts. They have to balance what they want with their budget and the current housing situation in each location. It’s a captivating look at different lifestyles, from busy cities in Europe to peaceful islands, and a reminder that finding a home often means making compromises. Ultimately, it’s a fascinating exploration of the universal desire for a place to belong.

‘Gold Rush: White Water’ (2018)

The latest season of this exciting gold mining show premieres on Saturday, December 13th. Join Dustin Hurt and his team as they head back to Alaska’s wild rivers, facing even greater dangers in their search for gold. They’ll use powerful equipment to dig into the riverbeds, all while battling freezing weather and fast-moving currents. This season, the team is taking on incredibly risky challenges, pushing both their equipment and themselves to the limit to reach gold deposits others thought were unreachable. Expect some of the most dangerous underwater dives ever seen on the show.

‘Little Boy lost: An ID Mystery’ (2020)

A new true-crime documentary premieres on December 13th, focusing on the disappearance of Kyron Horman. Kyron vanished from his elementary school in 2010, and this film examines the case through the eyes of investigators and his family. They revisit the events of that day, looking for overlooked details and contradictions. The documentary shows the continuing efforts to find answers and how the case has affected the community, serving as a reminder that, after more than ten years, the mystery remains unsolved.

‘Super Mega Cakes’ (2025)

A new, high-stakes baking competition kicks off on Saturday, December 13th. Hosted by Duff Goldman, the show features talented cake artists working in teams to build incredible, large-scale edible creations. They’ll need to use their engineering skills – things like lights and motors – to wow the judges. Each episode challenges the bakers to go beyond the limits of traditional cake decorating, and their work is judged on both how it looks and how well it’s built.

‘Sister Wives’ (2010)

Season 5 of the reality show arrives on December 13th. It continues to follow the Brown family as they live with a plural marriage. This season focuses on the changing relationships between Kody and his wives, and the challenges they face both within the family and from the outside world. The show reveals the emotional impact of their lifestyle and how the family is starting to struggle. Viewers will see a close-up look at a family trying to overcome their differences and remain united.

Share your excitement about which show you plan to binge this week in the comments.

2025-12-08 20:47