How Hulu Is Doing Pride: What To Watch

How Hulu Is Doing Pride: What To Watch

Even as many corporations are pulling back money to sponsor Pride events across the nation, TV streamers know that the gays love watching content. This week, Hulu has revealed its lineup of LGBTQ content to celebrate Pride season. Hulu has long been dedicated to creating and distributing content for the queer community. We are a fan. Here's what to watch as you wave your rainbow flag high. Hulu has put all of its programming in its Pride Hub. Here are some of the highlights this season:

I Kissed A Boy: Season 2 

Pop icon Dannii Minogue is back to play Cupid to ten single boys who are being matched up to find love. Here's the catch, everything starts off with just a kiss. The power of a kiss will determine if they decide to pursue their match. No small talk and no swiping, it's all in the lips! We know how many lips we will be locking on our own this Pride month.

(Streaming Tuesday, June 17, with the Season 2 Reunion streaming Tuesday, June 24. Season 1 of “I Kissed a Boy” and “I Kissed a Girl” are now streaming.)

The Bravest Knight: Season 2

This animated series returns to the world of fairytale heroes on action-packed adventures. Our heroine Nia continues her training for the Not-Yet-Knight Tournament. The family-friendly series also features Sir Cedric, who is on his exciting search for the elusive Dragon.

(Streaming Friday, June 20)

2025 LA Pride Parade

This year marks the 55th Annual LA Pride Parade. This year, it will once again be broadcast live on Hulu, hosted by "Good Morning America" Saturday and Sunday co-anchor and ABC News transportation correspondent Gio Benitez and ABC7 anchors Ellen Leyva and Coleen Sullivan. The stream will also include parade route coverage with "ABC7 Eyewitness News" reporters David González, Sophie Flay, and Kevin Ozebek. This brings Pride into everyone's home, no matter where you are.

(Streaming Sunday, June 8 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. PT)

2025 NYC Pride Parade

Streaming from the city where Pride began, Hulu will stream the NYC Pride Parade. This year's theme is Rise Up: Pride in Protest and honors the very first Pride March of 1970, held on the one-year anniversary of the Stonewall Riots.

(Streaming Sunday, June 29 from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. PT)

2025 San Francisco Pride Parade

Back to the West Coast, Hulu will live stream the San Francisco Pride Parade. This Parade is one of the longest and largest in the world! We wonder how the live stream will work because San Fran can get a little naughty.

(Streaming Sunday, June 29 from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. PT)

Adults

Adults is basically the show Friends for a TikTok generation. It is about a 20-something group of friends living together in NYC trying to be good people but not figuring out how to be either. There is a queer character is titled as the "friend slut" who doesn't seem to have career direction. Join the crowd!

(Streaming Thursday, May 29. Weekly episodes every Wednesday on FX.)

From the Vault

Sordid Lives

If you don't know this gay classic that sparked a franchise, get into it. It's part of queer screenwriter Del Shores world and tells the story of a West Hollywood actor returning to his small Texas hometown to attend his grandmother's funeral. It features Olivia Newton-John, Leslie Jordan, Delta Burke, and Beau Bridges. It's a fun romp!

(Streaming Sunday, June 1)

Matteo Lane: The Al Dente Special 

If you don't know comic Matteo Lane, you need to get in the know. He is hot and hilarious, our favorite combo. In this special, he talks about his travels, unique family background, and friendships.

Jessica Kirson: I’m the Man

Here's another queer comedian to put on your radar. Jessica is fast-paced and sharp-tongued. In this special, she shares her searing perspective on everything from TikTok girls to her bizarre time at a trauma center.

(Now Streaming)

Mid-Century Modern

This new sitcom, from the creators of Will & Grace, came out in May. It is the gay answer to The Golden Girls (yes, you can make Golden Girls gayer). It is about three close gay friends who live together, along with one of their mothers. Just look at the cast - Matt Bomer, Nathan Lane, Nathan Lee Graham, and Linda Lavin. Couldn't get much gayer! It had a mixed reception, but add it to your Pride list and let us know what you think!

(Now Streaming)

What will you be watching this Pride?

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