In less than two years, Hulu has distributed 25 Hulu Original and Exclusive Series, offering viewers distinctive premium programming that can’t be seen anywhere else from top creative talent and 2013 is gearing up to be another great year for exclusive and original programming on Hulu. It’s a thrill to share what we have planned, including a new slate of Original and Exclusive Series that’s chock full of superheroes-in-training, rogue French cops, high-energy mascots and more. All shows will be available on free Hulu.com and the Hulu Plus subscription service.
Hulu’s original programming returns later this summer with our first animated Hulu Original Series “The Awesomes,” co-created by Saturday Night Live’s head writer Seth Meyers and Emmy-winning producer and SNL alum Michael Shoemaker(“Late Night with Jimmy Fallon“). In our second co-production with BBC via BBC Worldwide Americas, Hulu will also present “The Wrong Mans,” a comedic thriller created by and starring Tony Award-winner James Corden (“Gavin and Stacey”) and Mathew Baynton (“Spy“), directed and produced by Jim Field Smith (“Episodes”). We will also debut docu-series “Behind the Mask” which explores the secret world of sports mascots. The project is created by Emmy award-winning filmmaker Josh Greenbaum and produced by Felipe Marino and Joe Neurater’s Occupant Entertainment.
We’ve built a steady library of some of the best shows from around the world, and 2013 will be no different. Hulu Exclusive Series that will premiere on Hulu this year include ”Mother Up!” with Eva Longoria, French crime thriller “Braquo,” the second seasons of hit Israeli series “Prisoners of War,” britcoms “Pramface” and “Fresh Meat,” and the fourth season of cult reality drama “The Only Way is Essex” (“TOWIE”).
A full description of all the shows can be found here: http://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20130108006402/en/Hulu-Previews-Original-Exclusive-Programming-2013
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More Endgame and Booth at the End please. ( I know it has already been decided not to continue Endgame, but it can’t hurt to ask)
The onlyI reason I’m still with hulu is the easy watching of shows on at night since I work at night. I can wake up the next morning and watch. The problems with hulu technically are beginning to take it’s toll my ability to do this. These problems plus no movies worth watching (Critorian collection is awful) and the never ending SNL clips which are sad and pathetic only brings back memories of when media and television was not bias. Obama cool clip which I tried to watch was an embarrassment to SNL and to hulu. After a horrible week politically which has made us a laughing stock to the whole word and put our country in imminent danger you people should cut your ties with SNL. If people want to watch SNL let them nobody cares but don’t shove it down the throats of paying customers. Give us something to watch more in tune to the masses and not a few chosen few.
Hi Betty,
I’m really sorry to hear about all the trouble our service has caused you. It’s hard to say right off the bat what may be to blame for this, but I assure you we’d love to help out. If you don’t mind, please contact our support team directly at ( http://www.hulu.com/support ) so we can better assist you.
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Casey C!
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I am NOT hard of hearing and find the sound very poor. The commercials are annoying and are skipping and their sound is horrible, too. If it wasn’t for All My Children I wouldn’t watch Hulu. This may cure me of the AMC fix I thought I needed. Too bad. Bring back AMC to ABC – or Netflix!!!!
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January 20, 2013 at 2:12 pm
The problem I have with huku, and it is a big one, is that I am hard of hearing, and I find that 95% of the movies and tv shows are not closed captioned, I have better luck with watching shows on Netflix for that feature, which is why I recommend Netflix over huku.
Kill Gallagher and that commercial. Please. I don’t care what Geico does instead. Help.
WTF Hulu? Couldn’t you squeeze just 10 more minutes of commercials (on top of the 7 already present) into a 21 minute episode, please? I cancelled my pay subscription because I thought you’d remove at least SOME of the commercials for paying customers. I was, of course, completely wrong! Now I see you are adding even more ad time to an already overburdened sales model. Good luck with those future revenues, you shmucks, I’m done with watching your stupid, repetitive commercials. Take the d*mn hint already!
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Continue the good work!
The problem I have with huku, and it is a big one, is that I am hard of hearing, and I find that 95% of the movies and tv shows are not closed captioned, I have better luck with watching shows on Netflix for that feature, which is why I recommend Netflix over huku.
My feedback after 1 week of trial: the selection of movies is truly poor, certainly inferior to Netflix.
The one week trial is not truly 1 week, i was charged before being told that my trial was over. That is NOT a good customer experience: it makes you feel cheated.
So i have agreed to take the 1 month free trial since i already paid $8 for nothing. I am hoping i will find something to keep me interested.
Ps Vita app, please.
Hulu has pretty much stopped acquiring new content, particularly new Criterion content, and its site redesign seems intended to obscure information, handicap end user flexibility, and appeal to the lowest common denominator (i.e., drooling retards). Typical corporate evil, diluting the joys and pleasures of whatever it touches.
Thank you for bringing us the second season of Prisoners of War!
Any one else sick of listening to this stupid “Movie43″ ad? You would think that Hulu would choose it’s advertisement more carefully. With ads like this I certainly would think twice before I recommend Hulu to anyone.
Nicole