Network shows join glossy cable and streaming-exclusive programs on this list of Hulu’s most popular TV shows this week—and the top 10 series range from comedies to dramas to police procedurals.
Hulu’s critically and commercially successful original series “The Bear” remains a popular choice, but it’s now getting a run for its money thanks to the streamer’s newer original series “Death and Other Details.”
The murder mystery stars Mandy Patinkin as Rufus Cotesworth, the “world’s greatest detective,” and Violett Beane as Imogene Scott, whose mother’s death was the focus of Cotesworth’s investigation decades earlier.
ABC comedy “Abbott Elementary” is unsurprisingly on Hulu’s top 10 list as well. The show, helmed by and starring Quinta Brunson, has been a critical darling, earning multiple Emmys and Golden Globes over the course of its first two seasons.
Its current third season saw a big boost in viewership after releasing a new episode immediately following the airing of the Oscars on March 10.
“Shōgun” is one of the newest shows to join Hulu’s top 10 list, with its first two episodes premiering on Hulu and FX on Feb. 27. The 10-part miniseries is based on the 1975 novel of the same name by James Clavell.
The series takes place in the early 17th century and follows the arrival of an adventure-seeking Englishman in Japan, which is in the midst of a delicate power imbalance because the heir to the throne is too young to rule. The action-packed, high-drama epic may not feature dragons, but it is expansive and well-acted in a way that will likely satisfy lovers of “Game of Thrones.”
See what other shows rank among Hulu’s top 10 most popular TV shows on this list Stacker compiled using data from Reelgood as of March 13, 2024. IMDb ratings and other data points were added for supplementary insights.
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