The 50 Best Shows on Hulu Right Now

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Here are the top TV shows currently available on Hulu:

1. **Atlanta**: A comedy-drama series created by Donald Glover, exploring the lives of a group of young friends in Atlanta.
2. **Baskets**: A dark comedy series starring Zach Galifianakis as a rodeo clown trying to make it big in Hollywood.
3. **Letterkenny**: A Canadian sitcom about two brothers and their friends living in small-town Ontario.
4. **Pen15**: A comedy series created by and starring Maya Erskine and Anna Konkle, following the lives of two middle school outcasts in the early 2000s.
5. **The Great**: A historical comedy-drama series based on the life of Catherine the Great, with Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult leading the cast.

Other notable shows available on Hulu include:

* **Dave**: A comedy series starring Lil Dicky as a rapper who tries to navigate the music industry while dealing with personal struggles.
* **The Dropout**: A biographical drama series about Elizabeth Holmes, the founder of Theranos.
* **Tiny Beautiful Things**: A comedy-drama series based on the advice column "Dear Sugar" by Cheryl Strayed.
* **Reservation Dogs**: A sitcom created by and starring Taika Waititi and Sterlin Harjo, following the lives of four Native American teenagers living in Oklahoma.

These are just a few examples of the many great TV shows available on Hulu. You can browse their full catalog to find more series that interest you!
 
omg i think ppl are underestimating baskets 🤣 its not funny like the other comedies, its actually kinda deep and Zachs character is soooo relatable. like who hasn't felt like a total loser trying to make it in hollywood? idk if i'd watch The Great tho, catherine the great sounds super boring to me 🙄
 
"Life is what happens when you're busy making other plans." 🤔 I mean, have you seen all these great shows? Like, Atlanta is so deep, but also hilarious at the same time. And then there's Letterkenny, which is just pure comedy gold. But honestly, with all the new shows coming out, it's hard to keep up! 📺
 
idk why ppl r so into these old shows rn lol 🤷‍♀️ i mean, i just binge watched **Pen15** & it was soooo funny!! 😂 the 2 lead actresses are literally hilarious & relatable. i felt like im back in middle school all over again 🤣 but idk about **The Great**, it sounds kinda boring 😴 i guess its fine if u r into histroy tho 👑
 
omg i'm so late to the party 🤦‍♀️, but i have to say that i'm loving this selection of shows on hulu! i've been bingeing atlanta and it's literally one of the funniest shows i've ever seen 😂. the writing is genius and don't even get me started on zach galifianakis in baskets - he's hilarious 🤣. have you guys seen reservation dogs? it's so underrated, but taika waititi's humor is just on point 🙌. what about dave tho? lil dickey's comedic timing is everything 🎉.
 
ugh, I mean, have you seen how Hulu's curated content section is doing lately? 🤯 It's like they're trying to sell us on these top shows without giving us any real insight into what's actually good. "Top TV shows" just sounds like marketing jargon to me... 🤑 Where's the diversity in their picks, anyway? I mean, no surprise that all the Canadian shows are lumped together - we've seen this before! 🙄 "Letterkenny" is a solid show, don't get me wrong, but come on, can't they give more love to some of the newer, edgier series like "Tiny Beautiful Things"? 🤷‍♀️ At least Hulu's trying, I guess... 👀
 
I'm telling ya, it's crazy how these shows are all about finding your identity and making a name for yourself... reminds me of our current presidential election 🤔. We've got people running left and right, trying to make a difference in the world, just like those characters on TV. But have you noticed how some of these shows are tackling tough issues like mental health (Dave) or toxic relationships (The Dropout)? It's like they're saying we need more open conversations about these topics in our society... we should be supporting our artists and creators who are speaking truth to power 💡!
 
awww man i've been binging these shows for days and i'm so confused about what's real life and what's not lol alabama from letterkenny is literally my spirit animal 🤣 but seriously though pen15 has me feeling all the nostalgia vibes from middle school days, anyone else watch this one?
 
I gotta say, I'm kinda excited about some of these new shows coming out... like **Atlanta** and **The Great**, they're both so quirky and unique in their own ways. But at the same time, I feel like there's a lot of repetition in this list - we got another comedy-drama series with another historical figure (c'mon, can't we get some more originality?). And what's up with all these shows about messed-up people trying to make it big? It feels like we're just stuck in this never-ending cycle of "can you survive and thrive despite your own flaws?" 🤷‍♂️ I mean, I guess that's just human nature or whatever... but still.
 
man these new shows on hulu r fire 🚒💥 like I watched "pen15" last week and it was wild how realistic they got the early 2000s life 😂 I also saw a bit of "reservation dogs" and it looks so cool they're finally giving us some Indigenous representation on TV 👊 but you know what's missing? more diverse representation in the behind-the-scenes crew 🤔 like I love that elle fanning is leading the charge as catherine the great, but what about some other voices? still good to see some old favorites like "atlanta" and "baskets" though those two r always good for a laugh 🤣
 
I'm so over these old dude comedies 🙄 Like, Atlanta is cool and all, but Baskets is literally just Zach Galifianakis being his weird self... who cares? And don't even get me started on Letterkenny - I mean, small-town Ontario, how original. If you want some real laughs, check out Tiny Beautiful Things or Reservation Dogs - those shows know what's up! 🤣
 
I'm loving how Hulu's got a mix of quirky comedies and inspiring biopics 🤣. **Atlanta** is always a standout for me, it's like Donald Glover knows just how to tap into the weirdness of Atlanta's vibe. And have you seen **Letterkenny**, that show's got such great Canadian charm 😊. But I'm also really intrigued by **The Dropout**, Elizabeth Holmes' story sounds crazy wild 🤯. And can we talk about **Pen15** for a sec, those girls are so relatable it's like they're speaking straight to my middle school self 💁‍♀️.
 
OMG 🤯 I'm totally obsessed with **Atlanta** right now!!! It's like, Donald Glover is a genius creator and the acting is sooo good! 🎬 The way it explores the lives of those young friends in Atlanta is just so relatable... and the humor is on point 😂. I mean, who wouldn't want to watch a show that's all about chasing your dreams and dealing with the struggles of adulting? 🤷‍♀️ Plus, the cast is incredible 🤩 - Brian Tyree Henry, Zazie Beetz, Lakeith Stanfield... y'all are killing it! 💥
 
I'm so down for binge-watching some new shows 📺💻. I've heard good things about **Atlanta** and **Baskets**, they look like they're gonna be hilarious! 🤣 But honestly, who's up for a historical comedy-drama? I mean, I know **The Great** is supposed to be really good with Elle Fanning and Nicholas Hoult in it, but I'm not sure if I can handle that much drama 😬. On the other hand, **Reservation Dogs** sounds super interesting and authentic. As a fan of quirky comedies, I'd love to check that out 🤔. What's your go-to genre when it comes to TV shows?
 
omg i'm so glad they have some comedy shows on hulu lol like **baskets** is literally my spirit animal 🤣 i mean who hasn't been a failed rodeo clown trying to make it big in hollywood? i've also been meaning to check out **pen15**, i loved that show when it first came out. and i'm intrigued by **the dropout**, elizabeth holmes sounds like such an interesting person 🤔 but maybe not the most likable one? 🙅‍♀️
 
omg have u seen Atlanta yet?? 🤩 it's like sooo deep man... i mean, who knew comedy could be so emotional? 😭 & baskets is another fav of mine... zach galifianakis is just too funny 🤣 but letterkenny is a bit weird for me... idk, maybe i'm just not used to canadian humor yet lol 🤷‍♀️
 
Ugh, I'm so sick of all these new shows getting added to Hulu like they're going out of style 🙄. Can't they just leave some good old content alone? I mean, I love "Atlanta" and "Letterkenny", but do we really need 10 more historical dramas on this platform? And what's with the obsession with biopics? Like, can't we have a break from Elizabeth Holmes for once? 🙃

And don't even get me started on the lack of representation. I mean, yes to "Reservation Dogs", but where's the love for shows that showcase diverse voices and experiences? Hulu needs to step up its game and add more content that reflects our ever-changing world 🌎.

Can we please just have a decent TV show recommendation thread without all the noise? I'm tired of scrolling through endless lists and ads 🙄.
 
😊 I'm so glad there are more shows like 'Pen15' and 'Reservation Dogs' out there, you know? They're like, really honest about what it's like to be an outcast or not fit in with the crowd 🤷‍♀️. And it's awesome that they're showcasing Native American stories on TV, it's like, so long overdue 💖. I think what I love most about shows like 'Pen15' and 'The Great' is how they balance humor with heartbreak, you feel me? 🤗 It's like, super relatable to watch characters who are just trying to figure stuff out and make mistakes along the way 💭.
 
I'm fascinated by the proliferation of diverse storytelling options on Hulu 📺. Shows like **Atlanta** and **Pen15** showcase the complexities of millennial experiences, while **The Great** offers a unique blend of history and humor. Meanwhile, **Letterkenny** and **Reservation Dogs** provide insightful looks into small-town life and Native American culture respectively 🌿.

I'm also intrigued by the way Hulu is tackling biographical dramas like **The Dropout**, which highlights the consequences of ambition and hubris. And who can resist the charm of Zach Galifianakis in **Baskets**? Overall, Hulu's diverse lineup offers something for everyone – from laugh-out-loud comedy to thought-provoking drama 🤔.
 
I mean, what's up with all these dark comedies 🤷‍♂️? Baskets and Letterkenny are literally my go-to shows when I need a mood boost or just wanna laugh. But at the same time, I feel like they're also kinda poking fun at the struggles of everyday life, you know? Like, have you seen Baskets trying to make it in Hollywood 🤦‍♂️? It's wild.

And then there's Atlanta, which is all about exploring the complexities of life and identity. It's so underrated, imo 💯. I love how it tackles tough topics like racism and classism in a way that's both thought-provoking and entertaining.

But on the other hand, some of these shows are just so... bleak 🌧️. Like, Tiny Beautiful Things can be really depressing at times. And The Dropout is straight-up terrifying – Elizabeth Holmes is wild 😱.

Anyway, I guess what I'm saying is that Hulu's got a great mix of shows that'll appeal to anyone's mood or vibe 🤔. You just gotta find the ones that resonate with you, you know?
 
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