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10 Best Hulu TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)

Hulu has been on quite the tear in 2026. Here are the 10 greatest shows the streaming platform has put forth this year (so far).

10 Best Hulu TV Shows Of 2026 (So Far)

The streaming platform Hulu has released a list of its best TV shows from 2026 so far. This impressive lineup showcases the platform's commitment to quality programming. Among the highlights is a sci-fi mystery box thriller that has reached blockbuster-level excellence. Additionally, a Glen Powell sports comedy has proven funnier and darker than its initial release.

Hulu's Gen Z sitcom has gained immense popularity on the internet, further cementing its position as a standout series. While the platform did not dominate the Emmy Awards this year, these outstanding offerings provide subscribers with much to look forward to in the future. In the realm of sports comedy, Glen Powell has had a breakout season in Hulu's "Chad Powers."

The show has taken a darker turn in its second season, delving into the emotional and psychological costs of the protagonist's journey. This shift in tone is noteworthy and adds depth to the comedy, though it may not be as polished as some critics would like. Bryan Cranston returns to one of his most iconic roles in the miniseries "Malcolm in the Middle: Life's Still Unfair."

The show reunites the original cast for Hal and Lois' 40th wedding anniversary, with Malcolm forced to reconnect with his now-grown-up family. While the premise is unique and challenging, the miniseries focuses more on recapturing the original series' magic rather than exploring the family's dysfunction in depth. This results in a strange and at times disconcerting experience, but Cranston shines in his role as Hal, maintaining the show's electrifying energy.

Lastly, "Tell Me Lies" is a standout sitcom reunion that takes a bold approach to the beloved Fox sitcom. The four-episode reunion follows the characters 40 years later, exploring the complexities of family dynamics and the consequences of their past actions. While the series may not convert new fans or reignite interest in the original show, it is a successful tribute to the beloved characters and their stories.

"Tell Me Lies" handles the material with care and respect, delivering a satisfying conclusion to the love story that captivated audiences in its original run.

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