Unlike other streaming services, Holo There are a number of TV shows set to launch in the coming weeks. As always, the platform doesn’t stop at providing a variety of shows and movies that every type of viewer will enjoy. And because Hulu’s September lineup promises subscribers so many options, deciding which series to watch can be a challenge.
From comedy and drama to documentaries, the streaming service has just about anything a viewer could possibly want. And no matter what mood a viewer is in, Hulu is sure to have something to suit them. With many returning favorites and a few new series, the platform is the go-to place for all things TV next month.
English Teacher (Season 1)
Broadcast September 3
Written by and starring Brian Jordan Alvarez, English teacher A comedy-drama about a high school teacher named Ivan Marquez (Alvarez) whose personal, political and professional lives intersect in humorous ways. Along with his friends and co-workers, Gwen Sanders (Stephanie Koenig), PE teacher Marky Hillridge (Sean Patton), guidance counselor Rick (Carmen Christopher), and principal Grant Moretti (Enrico Colantoni), Ivan does his best to meet the demands of his students and their parents.
When Principal Moretti tells Evan about an investigation involving him and his former teacher Malcolm (Jordan Firstman), in which the two were seen kissing in front of the students, Evan suddenly feels out of place. As a result, he is banned from having any further personal relationships with the faculty. However, when an attractive new teacher shows interest in him, Evan wonders if he can ever truly be himself at work. English teacher It will air on September 3rd.
Tell Me Lies (Season 2)
Broadcast on September 4th
Based on the 2018 novel of the same name by Carola Lovering, tell me lies A drama series that follows the turbulent and toxic relationship between Lucy Albright (Grace Van Patten) and Steven DiMarco (Jackson White) at a fictional high school in upstate New York, Byrd College. Set in 2007, the first season of the series charted the beginnings of the couple's relationship. As the series returns for a second season, Lucy is now a sophomore and Steven is a senior, and the tension couldn't be more palpable.
After Lucy was humiliated at the end of last season, it’s safe to assume that her feelings for Stephen have soured. However, given how manipulative Stephen has always been, there’s no telling how the two will get along on campus. As the final season unfolds, fans can only hope that the burning questions left from the first season will be answered, including how Stephen and Lucy’s high school best friend, Lydia (Natalie Lines), became engaged in the years following Lucy’s college days. tell me lies It will air on September 4th.
How to Die Alone (Season 1)
Broadcast on September 13th
Written by and starring Natasha Rothwell, How to die alone A comedy about a nervous black woman named Melissa (Rothwell) who has never been in love. Working as a flight attendant at JFK Airport and terrified of flying, Melissa finally conquers her fears and begins to live life in the moment after a near-death experience lands her in the hospital. Along with her best friend Rory (Conrad Ricamora) and others she has met throughout her life, Melissa realizes that she has always been surrounded by more love than she ever thought possible. Now, on a journey of personal growth and self-acceptance, she decides to fly, literally and figuratively, as she refuses to settle for anything less than the kind of life she has always wanted. How to die alone It will air on September 13th.
In Fashion: The 90s (Documentary Series)
Broadcast on September 13th
In Fashion: The 90s It is a documentary series that tells the amazing story of the fashion industry during the 1990s. Through the eyes of Vogue Magazine Under the editorship of Hamish Bowles, Edward Enninful, Tony Goodman and, most famously, Anna Wintour, the series tells the story of when high fashion left the runways and entered mainstream culture.
The 1990s were a decade that impacted the industry in countless ways, seeing the globalization of American fashion, the birth of supermodels, and the massive convergence of hip-hop and fashion, to name a few. Each episode of the six-part series promises to take a deep dive into different defining moments in ’90s fashion. With interviews with celebrities like Sarah Jessica Parker, Naomi Campbell, Victoria Beckham, Kim Kardashian, Gwyneth Paltrow, Missy Elliott, Mary J. Blige, and many more, In Fashion: The 90s Celebrating a historic decade in fashion before the advent of the Internet. In Fashion: The 90s It will air on September 13th.
Grey's Anatomy (Season 21)
Broadcast on September 27th
Currently, it is the longest-running prime-time scripted program on ABC, Gray's Anatomy It is a medical drama known for its romance, heartbreaks, and humor. Created by Shonda Rhimes, the series has been a huge hit over the past two decades and keeps viewers hooked even with various cast changes. As a prominent character in the series, Ellen Pompeo’s portrayal of Meredith Grey was cut back in the previous two seasons, much to the dismay of loyal fans. However, she is expected to return as a series regular as the show enters season 21 and continue to work behind the scenes as one of the show’s executive producers. Gray's Anatomy Season 21 will air on September 27.
For the full list of all TV shows coming to Hulu, check out the list below.
September 1
- America's Top Model (The Complete 24th Season)
September 3
- English Teacher (Season 1)
- Law & Order: Special Victims Unit (The Complete Season 25)
September 4
September 5
- Arranged (season 1 and 2 complete)
- Made in Fire (The Complete 10th Season)
September 6
- The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives (Season 1)
September 9
- Global Basic Men (Season 1)
- Aftermath: Dispatches from 9/11
- Clean This House (The Complete First Season)
- Neighborhood Wars (The Complete Fourth Season)
- The Road to 9/11 (The Complete First Season)
- Trapped in the Towers: The Elevators of 9/11
- 11/9: Legacy
- 9/11: The Pentagon (The Complete First Season)
September 11
- Los Chavez (Complete Season 1)
- Seoul Busters (Season 1)
September 12
- Airlines (Full Seasons 1 & 2)
September 13
- How to Die Alone (Season 1)
- In Fashion: The 90s (Documentary Series)
- The Old Man (Season 2)
September 14
- Catfish (The Complete 9th Season)
September 15
- Hell on Wheels (Complete Seasons 1-5)
September 18
- American Sports Story (Season 1)
- Dancing with the Stars (Season 33)
- High Potential (Season 1)
September 19
- The Golden Bachelorette (Series Premiere)
- UFO Hunters (The Complete First Season)
- Unknown: Inside America's UFO Investigations (Seasons 1 & 2 Complete)
September 20
- The Innocent Little Lady (Full Documentary Series)
September 23
- Rescue: HI-Surf (Series Premiere)
September 24
- There: Paranormal Crimes (The Complete First Season)
- 9-1-1: Lone Star (The Complete 5th Season)
September 25
- Judge from Hell (Series Premiere)
- Mama Cake (The Complete First Season)
- Small Town Murder (Series Premiere)
September 26
- The Floor (Season 2)
- The Oddity (Series Premiere)
- The Masked Singer (Season 12)
- My Hero Academia (The Complete 7th Season)
September 27
- Crime Scene Kitchen (Season 3)
- Dr. Odyssey (Series Premiere)
- Grey's Anatomy (Season 21)
- Hell's Kitchen (Season 23)
- 9-1-1 (Season 8)
September 28
- Social Studies (Series Premiere)
September 29
- RuPaul's Drag Race (Complete Season 11)
September 30
- Burger Bob (Season 15)
- Crapopolis (Season 2)
- The Simpsons (Season 36)
