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Everything Coming to Disney+ and Hulu in October

In the aftermath of yet another price hike , Disney has revealed next month’s streaming lineup for both Disney+ and Hulu. Why are we talking about both streaming services at the same time? Over the past year, Disney+ and Hulu have been slowly merging their libraries . They also cost about the same as a bundle as they would as individual standalone services, presumably by design. If you’re…

Everything Coming to Disney+ and Hulu in October

In October, Disney+ and Hulu will be offering a variety of new content for viewers. The month starts with the premiere of American Horror Story: 13 on Hulu, featuring a return of many cast members such as Sarah Paulson and Evan Peters. Other TV show premieres include Dancing With the Stars, Abbott Elementary, Scrubs, Grey’s Anatomy, and Always Sunny in Philadelphia. Disney+ will also debut VisionQuest, a new MCU series set to follow WandaVision.

Additionally, the month will see the release of the full Hunger Games movie marathon on Hulu, perfect for catching up on or rewatching the dystopian saga. Horror fans can look forward to Barbarian, a new horror film directed by Zach Cregger, which will debut on Hulu next month. Halloween specials are also a highlight, with Family Guy's special episode premiering on October 5 and Phineas & Ferb's Halloween episode on October 7. The Simpsons will likely get a Treehouse of Horror special later in the month.

Halloween-themed content will be available on both platforms, including new sections and streams. The streaming services will also offer new episodes from Dancing With the Stars Season 35, Stick to Football, Celebrity Wheel of Fortune, and The Mess Around with Hannah and Lamorne. Disney+ will feature new episodes of America’s Funniest Home Videos, and Hulu will premiere the new Between Steps season.

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