Somto BisinaShows to binge-watch on Hulu aren’t hard to come by. From classics like The Handmaid’s Tale to newer shows like Not Dead Yet, there’s an endless list of great content on the platform.
To help you find exactly what you’re looking for, we’ve compiled a list of the best shows on Hulu, whether it be a half-hour comedy for some quick laughs or an hour-long drama, to keep you at the edge of your seat.
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Not Dead Yet (2023)
Gina Rodriguez stars in Not Dead Yet, a sitcom created for television by David Windsor and Casey Johnson, loosely based on Alexandra Potter’s novel Confessions of a Forty-Something F*** Up. Not Dead Yet is the story of Nell (Rodriguez), a newly single woman who, upon getting a job writing obituaries, starts learning life lessons from ghosts.
Over its first five weeks of release, the series debut grew to 10.2 million viewers and a 2.91 rating among adults 18-49.
Great Expectations (2023)
Based on the iconic Charles Dickens novel, Great Expectations is an eccentric period drama starring Fionn Whitehead (Dunkirk) as Pip, a poor orphan in 1860s London dreaming for betterment. The six-part limited series follows the journey Pip finds himself on, unexpectedly climbing the ranks of high society and forcing him to confront dark decisions presented by the mysterious and creepy Miss Havisham, played devilishly by Oscar winner Olivia Colman.
Under the Banner of Heaven (2022)
It takes a lot to make a true-crime series memorable these days, but this FX latest (which is dropping exclusively on Hulu, just to make it a little more confusing) is one that delves into the intricacies of religion and humanity in a way that makes it a can’t-miss. Andrew Garfield continues his reign over the last year or two on our screens in a leading role as Mormon detective Jeb Pyre, who finds his beliefs challenged firsthand when he’s tasked with investigating the murder of a mother (Edgar-Jones) and child — and the case might be more entangled within the Church of Latter-Day Saints than anyone could have predicted.
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