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Crush shut out the last weekend of June with one of its heavy hit- The bear.
Not surprisingly the newly released The bear Season 4 is No. 1 on Hulu’s list of films and TV series.
That made it an easy choice to lead the week options this week for the three Hulu films and popular TV shows you should watch right now.
Our other two selections include a documentary about one of the most famous television personalities of her time, as well as a show about people who overcome the Ods to survive.
Hulu is arguably the main platform to watch great TV, and this June promises to offer you even more irresistible shows. The highlight of the month is the Bear, which returns for another season full of great food and all the drama that comes with making the perfect meal. Another notable show (…)
‘The Bear’ (2025)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=voyro-yjr2Q
Season 4 of Comedy/Drama Fx The bear arrived, with time running out for Carmen “Carmy” Berzatto (Jeremy Allen White). As a result of his brother’s death, Carmy took over the family restaurant and had a dream of transforming him in the bear, a great dining establishment. Carmy’s first hire, Sydney Adamu (Ayo available), he embraced his vision early, but took more time for everyone else to join.
Unfortunately for Carmy and his crew, their efforts have not paid off in more business than better reviews. Now their investors have donated only two months for the bear’s team to turn the fate of the restaurant or otherwise it will be shut down forever. Each of the employees, including Carmy himself, has their own personal demons to deal with. But if they can’t get together and find a way through their trauma, then all their hard work will have been free.
The bear streaming on Crush.
‘Barbara Walters: Tell me everything’ (2025)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4U8UCNCDSZM
Modern TV viewers may know Barbara Walters for her famous interviews or from The sceneThe daytime talk show he created and held for several years. But her career as a TV journalist goes back several decades, including her popular stage on NBC’s Today and her pioneering run as the first female co-component on a nightly news broadcast.
Looking forward to the summer of 2025, Hulu has a margin on some of his competitive streamers. Hulu doesn’t make as many original films as he used to, but his lineup of shows are second to none. It is worth noting that most of Hulu’s best projects in the coming months came from 20th century studios and FX. (…)
The new documentary Barbara Walters: Tell me everything Looking at a drailblazing walters career into television that transformed the industry around it. Archival photos of Walters itself are being addressed, as are interviews with a handful of her contemporaries, including Oprah Winfrey. Katie Couric. Joy Hear and Connie Chung.
Barbara Walters: Tell me everything streaming on Crush.
‘Lost dead’ (2025)
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National geographicalThere is no happy ending to every story, but National Geographic Docuseries, Missing is deadCan guarantee one thing: the profile topics on this show came home to life, even if they had to endure harrowing conditions to do so.
This series lets people tell their own stories of survival, including a man kidnapped by the Taliban and a whole family lost at sea and who was afraid of dead. Their accounts join the accounts of the people who found them, and family members who did not give up hope that they would return to them.
Missing is dead streaming on Crush.
