Hulu

Nirvanna the Band the Show streams on Hulu

The Canadian comedy series Nirvalla the Band the Show and its feature film will become available in the United States via Hulu starting July 24, 2026. The two‑season series, originally aired on Viceland after an online run, follows Matt Johnson and Jay McCarrol’s chaotic attempts to book a gig at Toronto’s Rivoli. Each eight‑episode season features guerrilla‑style filming, unscripted street scenes and pop‑culture references that echo the movie’s humor. The announcement also raises speculation about a possible third season if streaming interest proves strong.

/Film

TV Highlights for Monday

Monday's TV lineup includes the return of The Wall from hiatus and the premiere of King of the Hill Season 15 on Hulu. Below Deck Mediterranean also returns with an on-board health crisis as a central storyline. Viewers can expect a mix of new episodes and returning series across different genres.

TVLine

Pierce Brosnan's Scariest Performance in A24 Film

Pierce Brosnan is known for his villain roles, and one of his most chilling performances is featured in an A24 film available exclusively on Hulu. The movie showcases Brosnan in a particularly terrifying role, highlighting his acting range and intensity. This exclusive streaming availability makes it accessible to a wide audience. The film is part of Brosnan's recent focus on villainous characters.

/Film

Celebrity Weakest Link Returns with Season Two Premiere

The celebrity edition of the revived game show will return to Fox for a second season, debuting on Monday, September 21, 2026 at 9/8c following Celebrity Name That Tune. Host Jane Lynch reprises her role, guiding a new lineup of famous participants who will compete for charitable donations. Season one averaged 1.432 million viewers, prompting the network to green‑light the follow‑up at its May 11 upfronts. While the specific celebrity roster remains undisclosed, producers have hinted at a mix similar to last year’s blend of actors, reality personalities and TV doctors. Episodes will air weekly on Fox, with past installments available for streaming on Hulu. No official trailer has been released yet.

TV Insider