7 FX Shows You Need to Stream on Hulu Right Now

The superhero genre has experienced an unprecedented boom in the last 10 years (thank you, Marvel), and we're not just talking about the big blockbusters in theaters. TV has taken a big bite out of the superpower pie, and there are now more shows about superheroes than ever before.

Netflix's is one of the best true crime shows to come out in recent memory, and that's saying something. I mean, think about how many there are out there.

Much like its genre neighbor science-fiction, supernatural shows allow viewers to escape into a world full of the unknown. Sometimes, they're scary and full of things that go bump in the night; at others, they're funny and inject a nice dose of levity into stressful situations; and often, they're full of hunky teenagers who are also werewolves.

I have a question for you: Have you already slammed through every season of and succumbed to four times? (No? Just me?)

Hulu has announced everything that's coming to the streaming service in April, but do you want to cut through that noise for the best shows and movies to stream on Hulu in April? We've looked through everything being offered and highlighted the shows and movies that you should be keeping an eye on.

With FX officially part of the Disney family, TV Guide's favorite network of the 2010s has teamed up with Hulu to give the basic cable network's beloved programs a new and improved streaming home (select new FX productions will also air exclusively as part of FX on Hulu, including Devs, which you should check out).

Streaming services are becoming ubiquitous. Disney and Apple have both launched their respective services. Peacock and HBO Max and Quibi will launch later this year. Heck, there's one strictly for anime. Basically, no matter your tastes or viewing preferences, there is a streaming service out there for you, so long as you know where to look. And if you're into British or international programming, you should consider looking into subscribing to Acorn TV.

Last week's cascade of announcements about award show postponements and cancellations was depressing, even though it was inevitable and inarguably the only prudent course of action. The Juno Awards were cancelled, as were the GLAAD Media Awards and the Razzie Awards.

Look, we know you're probably stuck inside right now, and we know you're probably getting sick of watching the dinner party episode of The Office on repeat (yes, it is possible) and scrolling through endless rows of "For You" selections that don't seem like they're actually for you. So we're here to help. Mix up your binge with the best documentary films that are available to stream right TF now.

Most of your fave telenovelasare probably off the air by now, since they usually only run for one or two seasons. But don't fret! In an effort to better reach its Spanish-speaking audience, Netflix has a ton of amazing telenovelasfrom the past two decades in its library. So instead of watching all nine seasons of The Office for the sixth time in a row, watch one of these gems instead.

Long gone are the days when cartoons were made just for kids.

Binge-watching a new TV show is a chance to put the real world on hold and escape into a new story for a while. For those who want to indulge in a little escapism, nothing beats the fantastical worlds of science-fiction. From space battles in the far reaches of a galaxy we've never heard of to advancements in technology that are changing the way we live here on Earth, science-fiction is television's most encompassing genre, and in the hands of great storytellers, it can be the most impactful.

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For most people, TV is a chance to escape the doldrums of reality. But if you really want to go somewhere far, nothing beats the imagination of great science-fiction. From space battles in the far reaches of a galaxy we've never heard of to advancements in technology that are changing the way we live here on Earth, science-fiction is television's most encompassing genre, and in the hands of great storytellers, it's the most impactful.

Michael C. Hall and his group Princess Goes To The Butterfly Museum have a new music video.

At this point, it almost goes without saying that there's way too much stuff on Netflix. The streaming giant essentially releases one new season of TV a week, if not more, as it quests for total television dominance.

Say what you will about Quibi's cost, the upcoming streaming service is doing everything it can to make sure each subscriber gets their money's worth right away, launching with a staggering 50 programs on Monday, April 6.

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Choosing what to watch can be overwhelming, and with each passing month, the number of options only grows. Fortunately, TV Guide's Reviews and Recommendations team will guide you through the complex question of what to stream and where to stream it. If you're looking for something to stream, here are the best TV shows and movies coming to Hulu in March 2020, including new shows like Little Fires Everywhere and classic flicks like Charlotte's Web.