Percy Jackson season 2, Alien: Earth, and King of the Hill revival are among the series teased in new Disney+ and Hulu streaming promo.
Disney is teasing what’s to come across Disney+ and Hulu, offering fans a minute-long sizzle reel of its high-profile upcoming series. The streaming preview offers fresh, albeit fleeting, glimpses at highly anticipated titles including Percy Jackson and the Olympians season 2, FX’s Alien: Earth, and the long-awaited King of the Hill revival.
In the newly released clip, fans of Percy Jackson are treated to quick visuals including a dramatic chariot race and the debut of Rosemarie DeWitt as C.C., building excitement for the show’s December return.
Also turning heads is the haunting close-up of a xenomorph in Alien: Earth, produced by FX, which sets the tone for the eerie intensity expected from the Alien franchise’s latest small-screen installment. That series, along with King of the Hill and The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, is scheduled to debut in August on Hulu (and via Hulu on Disney+ for bundle subscribers).
Over in the world of King of the Hill, nostalgia collides with surprise as Hank receives an uncharacteristically warm hug from Boomhauer. Meanwhile, in Only Murders in the Building, Selena Gomez’s Mabel delivers the ominous line, “We’re all going to hell,” hinting at the darkly comedic turns fans can expect when the beloved series eventually returns. Though no exact date has been given, prior seasons have premiered in late summer and fall.
Among the newcomers previewed is All’s Fair, the fall-bound legal drama led by Kim Kardashian and produced by Ryan Murphy, which joins Hulu’s packed lineup. Also teased are Chad Powers (arriving September 30), Wonder Man (slated for December), and Zombies 4: Rise of the Vampires, premiering July 11.
The fast-paced reel showcases Disney’s dual-platform approach, highlighting major content across both Disney+ and Hulu, signaling a stacked back half of the year for subscribers eager for new adventures, revivals, and high-stakes storytelling.
