Where to Watch Hulk Hogan’s Reality Show ‘Hogan Knows Best’ Streaming

Following the unexpected death of wrestling icon Hulk Hogan at age 71, TMZ first reported the news, and fans are not only reflecting on his legacy in the ring but also revisiting one of his most memorable ventures outside of it: his reality show “Hogan Knows Best.”

The VH1 series gave viewers an inside look at Hogan’s—real name Terry Bollea—life offstage, spotlighting his role as a protective father, larger-than-life husband, and aging pop culture force. Now, as fans look back on his career, many are wondering where they can rewatch the show that introduced the world to the Hogan family in a whole new way.

Where to Stream ‘Hogan Knows Best’

While “Hogan Knows Best” isn’t currently available on mainstream streaming platforms like Netflix or Hulu, all four seasons can be purchased on Apple TV and Amazon Video.

Each season includes behind-the-scenes moments with Hogan, his then-wife Linda Hogan, and their two children, Brooke and Nick. The show aired from 2005 to 2007 and captured everything from teenage growing pains to marital tension—often with Hulk doing his best to keep things under control.

Episodes can be bought individually or as whole seasons, which start at under $13. Apple TV typically offers season bundles, and Amazon provides options to own episodes digitally. For fans who want to revisit the series, these platforms are currently the best way to do it.

If shelling out cash to watch “Hogan Knows Best,” Hogan also has a YouTube channel. The channel, which has more than 25k subscribers, has clips ranging from Hogan rewatching some of his most infamous wrestling matches to him pranking his fans.

Why Hulk Hogan’s Reality Show Is Worth Watching Now

“Hogan Knows Best” was more than just another celebrity reality show—it was a defining moment pop culture. At the height of reality TV’s boom, Hogan opened his home to VH1 cameras and gave fans a glimpse at a softer (and sometimes very stubborn) side of the WWE legend.

Whether he was helping Brooke launch her pop career, disciplining Nick over a prank gone wrong, or trying to keep peace with Linda, the show revealed a man trying to balance superstardom with real-life parenting.

It wasn’t always picture-perfect. In fact, the show’s honesty—paired with Hulk’s over-the-top personality—is part of what made it so entertaining. And in the wake of his death, “Hogan Knows Best” can offer a unique look back at a figure who meant so much to both wrestling fans and reality TV junkies.

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