Percy Jackson Season 2, Alien: Earth Sneak Peek & Release Dates

Disney+ and Hulu just dropped a tiny teaser, but fans are buzzing. In one quick video, Disney gave a peek at what’s coming to our screens for the rest of the year — and it’s stacked.

One big highlight? Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 is real and coming. The short clip gave fans a chariot race glimpse and Rosemarie DeWitt as C.C. — just enough to spark theories.

What Did The Disney Teaser Reveal?

The teaser is only about a minute long but squeezes in a lot. Fans caught sight of a creepy xenomorph in Alien: Earth. This new FX-produced series promises to bring the Alien fear back, this time for TV.

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King of the Hill is back too. The revival shows Hank getting a surprise hug from Boomhauer. If you grew up with Hank’s deadpan wisdom, this one’s for you.

Then there’s Only Murders in the Building. Selena Gomez’s Mabel drops the line: “We’re all going to hell.” Looks like the chaos in that apartment building isn’t slowing down anytime soon.

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Disney also teased All’s Fair, Chad Powers, The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox, Wonder Man, and Zombies 4: Rise of the Vampires.

When Can You Watch All This?

Here’s what we know:

Disney+ and Hulu Upcoming Shows:

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• Zombies 4: Rise of the Vampires — July 11
• King of the Hill Revival — August on Hulu
• Alien: Earth — August on Hulu
• The Twisted Tale of Amanda Knox — August on Hulu
• Chad Powers — September 30 on Hulu
• All’s Fair (starring Kim Kardashian) — Fall on Hulu
• Percy Jackson and the Olympians Season 2 — December on Disney+
• Wonder Man — December on Disney+
• Only Murders in the Building — No date yet, but expect late summer or fall

That’s a packed calendar for Disney streamers. Between monsters, Greek gods, true crime twists and animated nostalgia, there’s something for everyone.

The teaser didn’t spill big plot points, but it did what it needed to do — get fans hyped and ready to keep that subscription going.