The Best Reality TV Shows To Watch On Hulu When You Feel Like Couch Rotting
1.The Kardashians (2022–present)
It's impossible *not* to keep up with the Kardashians, and the OG "Momager" would be so proud if you always did.
Seasons available: 1–6
Watch it on Hulu.
2.The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (2024–present)
No idea what #MomTok is? Well, it's about to get spicy with this scandalous group of Mormon mom influencers.
Seasons available: 1–2
Watch it on Hulu.
3.Love Island (UK) (2015–present)
Temptation, drama, and so many hot singles? Welcome to Love Island.
Seasons available: 1–12
Watch it on Hulu.
4.Love Island (USA) (2019–present)
Because you obviously have to watch every version of Love Island.
Seasons available: 1–3
Watch it on Hulu.
5.The Bachelor (2002–present)
With over 300 episodes to date, people can't get enough of the chemistry, hometown visits, and drama that lead to the final rose.
Seasons available: 26–28
Watch it on Hulu.
6.Catfish: The TV Show (2012–present)
TLDR version of Catfish? You meet your soulmate online only to discover they are NOT who you thought they were.
Seasons available: 1–9
Watch it on Hulu.
7.Vanderpump Villa (2024–present)
If you couldn't get enough of Vanderpump Rules, Vanderpump Villa will be right up your alley.
Seasons available: 1–2
Watch it on Hulu.
8.Shark Tank (2009–present)
Great biz idea 🤝 the Sharks. But who would you strike a deal with?
Seasons available: 1–16
Watch it on Hulu.
9.Dance Moms (2011–2019)
Welcome to the Abby Lee Dance Company — where the routines are just as dramatic as what happens on the show.
Seasons available: 1–9
Watch it on Hulu.
10.Married at First Sight (2014–present)
It's the ultimate social experiment that ends in two ways — forever or divorce. Would you dare take the leap?
Seasons available: 1–17
Watch it on Hulu.
11.Project Runway (2004–present)
If you love fashion, Project Runway introduces you to the next era of designers that'll be taking the scene by storm one day.
Seasons available: 7–8 and 15–16
Watch it on Hulu.
12.Say Yes to the Dress (2014–Present)
One of the biggest decisions a bride makes is picking out *the* dress. This show takes you to Kleinfeld's in New York and shows you every step of what that stressful yet exciting process is really like.
Season available: 1–5, 7–23
Watch it on Hulu.
13.Chopped (2009–present)
A true culinary challenge that puts a chef's skill to the test — that is, until they get chopped from winning the grand prize.
Seasons available: 3, 8, 10–11, 14–15, 20, 23, 28, 30–31, 34–37, 39–41, and 47–61
Watch it on Hulu.
14.America's Next Top Model (2003–2018)
We're all still trying to master the ~smize~ just like the models on this show.
Seasons available: 1–5, 11–15, and 24
Watch it on Hulu.
15.Ghost Adventures (2008–present)
If you have a fascination with creepy places, Zak Bagans and his ghost-hunting crew take you to some of the most haunted locations around the globe.
Seasons available: 2–5, 8, 11–12, 14–18, 24, and 26–18
Watch it on Hulu.
16.RuPaul's Drag Race (2009–present)
From the fierce fashion to the lip-syncing battles, RuPaul is giving drag queens the spotlight they deserve as they battle it out to be the best of the best.
Seasons available: 9–11
Watch it on Hulu.
17.Hell's Kitchen (2005–present)
The ultimate face-off between chefs, all under the watchful eye of Gordon Ramsay. Serving up majorly good (and delicious!) food is the only option.
Seasons available: 1–23
Watch it on Hulu.
18.Jersey Shore (2009–2012)
It's Jerzday! From fist-pumping to the iconic Snooki poof, Jersey Shore set a really high bar for reality TV. While the OG series was cancelled in 2012, there are plenty of spin-offs where you can still savor that GTL energy.
Seasons available: 1–6
Watch it on Hulu.
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