'How I Met Your Mother,' 'Glee,' and 23 other shows that are coming to Hulu
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The INSIDER Summary:
- Hulu announced that they will be adding nearly 3,000 episodes of various 20th Century Fox Shows.
- "Raising Hope" and "How I Met Your Mother" are among some of the comedies being added.
- Hulu is also adding dramas like "Bones," "Glee," and "White Collar."
- Also look out for cult hits such as "Wilfred" and "The Glades."
In news that might result in us never leaving our couches again, Hulu has just announced a MASSIVE deal with 20th Century Fox that will see the streaming service adding every single episode of some of our favorite shows. "How I Met Your Mother," "Glee," "Bones," and 23 (!!) other comedy and drama series (that will total nearly 3,000 episodes) will soon be available for our viewing pleasure. These shows will surely last us a year or two — or just a few months if we sacrifice sleep, work, and all other aspects of our lives, which seems totally reasonable when you see what’s coming.
Given that Hulu recently added "Game of Thrones" as part of its HBO option (woo!), and announced just last week that it had nabbed the rights to "Bob’s Burgers," "American Dad," "Futurama," and "The Cleveland Show" (all from Fox), this latest news puts the streaming service firmly in one of the industry’s top spots when it comes to A+ programming. Hulu will now be showing some of the highest-rated series from the past few decades, ranging from the super funny to the super dramatic. And we love ’em all!
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In the coming weeks, be sure to look for comedies including "Raising Hope," "The Bernie Mac Show," "Better Off Ted," "Reba," and "Life in Pieces." Dramas coming to Hulu include "NYPD Blue," "Bones," "Glee," "Burn Notice," "White Collar," and "The Practice." A few classic series are also being added, so be sure to tell fans of "M*A*S*H," "The Mary Tyler Moore Show," "St. Elsewhere," "Hill Street Blues," and "The Bob Newhart Show."
You’ll also be able to binge-watch "Don’t Trust the B—in Apartment 23," "The Grinder," "Blue Collar," "Saving Grace," "Lie To Me," and "Graceland," along with cult hits including "Dollhouse," "Wilfred," and "The Glades."
The only problem you’ll face with this selection is trying to decide which show to watch first.
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