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Amazon Jumps on the Original Programming Bandwagon
With Hulu picking up exclusive series and Netflix creating its own series (not to mention giving us a new season of Arrested Development), it was only a matter of time before Amazon Video jumped aboard the original content train.
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Web Series Wednesday: The Booth at The End returns to Hulu
I have previously posted about the amazing web series The Booth at The End. Well, now the first episode of its second season is available on Hulu.
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“Mongrels” on Hulu
It took me some time to catch on to the fact that Hulu was airing episodes of the UK series Mongrels, but once I noticed, I decided to give the show a look-see. I knew it was British and I knew it was a comedy but what I did not know was how amazingly hilarious it really was.
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America, Get Ready for “Misfits” Season 3
The wait is finally over! “Misfits” season 3 will be heading to Hulu here in the states in December. I got hooked on this show the day Hulu started airing it, so this is definitely good news.
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The Booth At The End: Review (No Spoilers)
Although the internet is full of cat videos and the like, strides have been made to give us entertainment that is easily better than anything that we can see on cable t.v. The Booth at the End is such a example of quality web programming, and has made its debut on Hulu, as of this week.
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Misfits Review (No Spoilers)
When Hulu announced that it was picking up some British series to exclusively show here in the U.S., I was pretty excited as two of the three shows they announced were science fiction. Let’s face it: the British know how to do science fiction well. And Misfits, the first of the exclusive shows Hulu is giving us here in the States, is a prime example of that.
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New Original Programming on Hulu
I love the news coming from of Hulu this week. Three new shows will be airing exclusively on Hulu and Hulu Plus this summer. This comes as great news to me, because I was considering cancelling my Hulu Plus membership until summer was over, because, let’s face it, there’s nothing on in the summer. Now, well, there is. And all three new shows sound pretty interesting.
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