Hulu

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Hulu
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Founded October 29, 2007
President Joe Earley
Company The Walt Disney Company (67%),
Comcast (NBCUniversal; 33%)
Notable Series Battleground
A Day in the Life
The Morning After
The Mindy Project
The Path
The Handmaid's Tale
Solar Opposites
Only Murders in the Building

Hulu is the leading premium streaming service offering live and on-demand TV and movies, with and without commercials, both in and outside the home. Launched in 2008, Hulu is the only service that gives viewers instant access to current shows from every major U.S. broadcast network; libraries of hit TV series and films; and acclaimed Hulu Originals like Emmy(R) and Golden Globe(R) Award-winning series The Handmaid's Tale and The Act; Golden Globe Award-winning, Emmy Award-nominated and Peabody-winning series Ramy; and Emmy Award-nominated series including Wu-Tang: An American Saga and PEN15; alongside hit series Little Fires Everywhere from Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington; "Normal People," "The Great," "Hillary," "Shrill," "Solar Opposites"; and Oscar(R) and Emmy-nominated documentary film "Minding the Gap"; and critically acclaimed Hulu Original films "Palm Springs," "Run" and "Happiest Season." The service also streams live news, entertainment and sports from 21st Century Fox, The Walt Disney Company, NBCUniversal, CBS Corporation, The CW, Turner Networks, A+E Networks and Discovery Networks - available all in one place.

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History

The first program to debut on Hulu was The Morning After, a 5-minutes news series, covering pop-culture phenomena, which premiered on January 17, 2011. It was later followed by dramatic series such as The Confession starring Kiefer Sutherland and Paul the Male Matchmaker starring Paul Bartholomew.

On August 17, 2011 the first long-form Hulu original program premiered: Morgan Spurlock's docu-series A Day in the Life. It returned for season 2 in 2012, alongside Hulu's first original scripted show; mockumentary comedy Battleground.

2012 and 2013 saw the introduction of several unscripted series: Richard Linklater's docu-series Up to Speed, reality series Raising the Bar, and the Kevin Smith lead movie review show Spoilers, and in August 2013 two more scripted half-hour series premiered: the animated comedy The Awesomes and western comedy Quick Draw.

Additionally, several UK and Canadian series, e.g. Misfits, Endgame, Mongrels, Whites, Spy, and The Booth at the End, are also available for the US audience, exclusively through Hulu.

In-Depth

  • Program Listing: A complete listing of shows that aired new episodes on Hulu.

Current Shows


Upcoming Shows


Shows in Limbo


Past Logos

  • 2007–2014

External Links

  • Official website for Hulu
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