Emmy Rossum’s ‘Furious’ Tops Hulu’s Most-Watched Shows This Week

Hulu continues to lead the streaming scene with a captivating blend of long-standing favorites and fresh premieres. This week’s viewership statistics reveal a strong appetite for true crime documentaries and scripted dramas. Viewers are also revisiting animated series while staying updated on the latest in daytime television. Here are the most popular shows currently captivating audiences on the platform.

‘Project Runway’ (2004–)

In this reality competition, fashion designers go head-to-head to create stunning garments under tight deadlines and specific themes. Each week, a panel of judges decides who advances and who is eliminated, showcasing the creative journey from initial sketches to the final runway presentation. ‘Project Runway’ has solidified its place in reality television by highlighting both high fashion and intense workplace dynamics.

‘The 1% Club’ (2024–)

Hosted by Patton Oswalt, this game show tests contestants with questions that require logic and common sense rather than general knowledge. With one hundred participants aiming to answer questions that only one percent of the population can solve, viewers can join in from home to see if they have what it takes. The prize money increases as contestants tackle more challenging questions throughout each episode of ‘The 1% Club’ on the platform.

‘Futurama’ (1999–)

The animated series follows Philip J. Fry, a pizza delivery boy who is accidentally frozen and wakes up a thousand years later. He joins the Planet Express crew, which includes a one-eyed mutant named Leela and a cynical robot called Bender. ‘Futurama’ cleverly explores various science fiction tropes while satirizing contemporary societal issues. Recent revivals have continued the crew’s adventures across a bizarre universe.

‘Rick and Morty’ (2013–)

This series chronicles the interdimensional escapades of a cynical mad scientist and his anxious grandson. They traverse various dimensions and planets using a range of high-tech inventions created by the grandfather. Blending dark humor with complex scientific concepts and existential themes, ‘Rick and Morty’ has garnered a massive following for its unique animation style and intricate storytelling.

‘Betrayal’ (2023–)

This documentary series delves into real-life stories where trust is shattered by profound deceit in personal relationships. It focuses on individuals who uncover their partners’ double lives or dark secrets, exploring the emotional and legal ramifications faced by the victims. ‘Betrayal’ employs interviews and reenactments to illustrate these cautionary tales.

‘Dancing with the Stars: The Next Pro’ (2026–)

This spin-off of the beloved dance competition aims to discover new professional talent for the main stage. Aspiring ballroom dancers compete in various disciplines to demonstrate their skill and charisma to lead celebrity partners. Judges assess their technical abilities, choreography, and teaching potential, with the winner earning a coveted spot among the professional dancers in the upcoming season of the flagship show.

‘The Shards’ (2026–)

Set in Los Angeles during the early 1980s, the story follows a teenage Bret Easton Ellis in his final year of prep school. The arrival of a mysterious student named Robert Mallory coincides with a series of murders committed by a killer known as The Trawler. As paranoia sets in, the protagonist begins to suspect his new classmate may be linked to the local violence. ‘The Shards’ examines the loss of innocence against a backdrop of privilege and impending danger.

‘General Hospital’ (1963–)

Set in the fictional town of Port Charles, this long-running medical drama revolves around the lives of doctors and nurses. The show features intricate plotlines involving romance, family rivalries, and organized crime. It holds the title of the longest-running American soap opera currently in production, with characters often facing life-altering medical emergencies and dramatic personal revelations.

‘Somebody Knows Something’ (2026–)

True crime influencer Kara Chamberlain leads this documentary series as she investigates cold cases and missing persons reports. The show follows her efforts to uncover new leads in investigations that have remained unsolved for decades. Collaborating with law enforcement and internet sleuths, she brings renewed attention to forgotten tragedies. Each episode of ‘Somebody Knows Something’ focuses on a specific mystery that continues to haunt the families involved.

‘Furious’ (2026–)

In ‘Furious’, FBI agent Alice Black is on the trail of a cunning female serial killer who has managed to evade capture. As the investigation unfolds, the lives of both women become increasingly intertwined in a perilous game of cat and mouse. This pursuit forces the agent to confront her own ideas of justice and morality. Starring Emmy Rossum, ‘Furious’ portrays a chase where the line between hero and villain blurs.

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