Hulu has a lot to offer, however, deciding what to watch on the platform isn’t always easy. If you need help putting together your binge-watching lineup, you’ve come to the right place: We’ve picked the top documentaries, TV series, and movies to stream on Hulu from January 10 to January 12. Post-apocalyptic societies, self-defense, and murder mysteries will probably sabotage your weekend plans, because you’ll want to stream Hulu all day and night.
The Art of Self-Defense
An accountant takes on toxic masculinity in The Art of Self-Defense. This dark comedy, which stars Jesse Eisenberg, follows the karate newbie’s training and desire to stand up for himself.
Gordon Ramsay’s 24 Hours to Hell and Back
Think you’ve been to the worst restaurant? Gordon Ramsay has a word (or two) to tell you: The chef’s show takes bad restaurants and transforms them into better dining hubs under a tight deadline.
Manifest
After surviving a mysterious plane incident, a family fights to stay together in Manifest. When they return to their normal lives though, something isn’t quite right and they find out that they’re part of a bigger purpose.
Homeland
Homeland is almost over, but you can watch this thrilling series on Hulu now: CIA officer Carrie Mathison (Claire Danes) is the leading character of the show, where she tries to uncover a former captive’s motives and why he may have gone against the U.S.
Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector
A serial killer is on the loose in Lincoln Rhyme: Hunt for the Bone Collector, but it will take a different type of team to hunt him down: Enter a former NYPD detective/forensic genius and a whip-smart young officer who are paired together to catch the killer.
Guilty Crown
Guilty Crown is an eerie sci-fi anime series: Japan is in a post-apocalyptic state after a deadly virus wipes out most of the population, but Shu, a teen who somehow survived the epidemic, may be the key to restoring order again. She vows to fight against the government’s robot army and take down a corrupted regime.
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