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New on Hulu This Week: Top Movies & Series (Nov 9–15, 2026)

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Here’s what’s new on Hulu in the US for the week of November 9 to 15, 2026, picked with viewers 65 and over in mind. Paddington is the star of the week, and there’s a small, sweet Christmas Eve comedy worth seeking out.

Highlights for the Week

What’s the best new Hulu movie to watch with grandkids?

Paddington in Peru arrives November 15. The bear’s third adventure is funny and kind, and Olivia Colman as a singing nun is a highlight.

Is there a hidden gem new to Hulu this week?

The Baltimorons (November 13). It’s a small Jay Duplass comedy about an unlikely Christmas Eve friendship between a comedian and the dentist who patches his tooth. Gentle and funny.

What’s the most talked-about new Hulu series?

Rivals Season 2, Part 2 starts November 11 with three episodes. David Tennant and Aidan Turner are back in 1980s Cotswolds TV wars, but be warned, it’s very racy.

Top New Movies on Hulu This Week

Only three new movies arrive on Hulu this week.

Nov 9 – Love Hurts (2025)

Ke Huy Quan, the Oscar winner from Everything Everywhere All at Once (and Short Round from Indiana Jones), plays a mild-mannered realtor whose past as a mob hitman comes knocking on Valentine’s Day. Ariana DeBose co-stars.

Quan is very likable, and the fights are cartoonish fun. It is rated R for violence and language, though, so it’s not for the kids.

Nov 13 – The Baltimorons (2025)

Directed by Jay Duplass, this comedy follows a newly sober improv comic who breaks a tooth on Christmas Eve and spends the day riding around Baltimore with the older dentist who agrees to help him. Michael Strassner and Liz Larsen star.

It’s sweet, low-key and about a friendship between two people at very different stages of life. There’s some swearing and talk about drinking, but nothing harsh.

Nov 15 – Paddington in Peru (2024)

Paddington and the Brown family travel to Peru to find his Aunt Lucy, who’s gone missing from her home for retired bears. Hugh Bonneville, Emily Mortimer, Olivia Colman and Antonio Banderas star, with Ben Whishaw voicing the bear.

This is the safest bet of the week for movie night with the grandkids. It’s rated PG, funny for adults too, and has a big heart.

Top New TV Series on Hulu This Week

Nov 11 – Rivals Season 2, Part 2 (2026)

The Jilly Cooper adaptation returns with three new episodes as Tony Baddingham (David Tennant) and Declan O’Hara (Aidan Turner) fight over the Cotswolds TV franchise. Alex Hassell plays the dashing Rupert Campbell-Black.

If you read Jilly Cooper back in the day, you’ll enjoy it. Fair warning: there’s a lot of sex and nudity, so watch it on your own.

Nov 12 – The Curse of Oak Island: Drilling Down Season 10 (2026)

The History Channel companion show recaps and expands on the Lagina brothers’ long hunt for treasure on Nova Scotia’s Oak Island.

Comfortable, low-stakes viewing for anyone who’s been following the treasure hunt for years. Fine for all ages.

Nov 12 – The First 48 Season 29 (2026)

The long-running A&E series follows homicide detectives during the first 48 hours of real murder investigations.

Loyal fans will want to keep up, but it’s real crime with real grief, and some episodes are tough to watch.

Nov 12 – The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives: Orange County (2026)

This spinoff of the hit reality show follows a group of young Mormon mothers in Orange County, California, whose faith is central to their lives, and the drama that comes out when secrets surface.

It’s aimed at a younger crowd and leans on gossip and arguments. Watch only if the original hooked you or you want to see what your granddaughter is talking about.



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