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Its good to you all here. The blog is on 20 Best Limited Series on Hulu (Part – 1). If there’s a streaming platform that has the potential to be a strong competitor, it might be Hulu. While their library of original content may not be extensive, their licensing agreements enable them to offer excellent shows that are often under the radar. This is how we’ve compiled a list of these limited series that position Hulu as a formidable player alongside its major competitors.
20 Best Limited Series on Hulu – Part 1
Mrs. America
Starring Cate Blanchett, the outstanding limited series “Mrs. America” delves into feminist icons like Gloria Steinem and Betty Friedan while dramatizing the fight for the Equal Rights Amendment. It faces unexpected opposition from Phyllis Schlafly, culminating in a dramatic clash during the era’s culture wars. The show boasts a stellar cast and holds a remarkable 96% rating on Rotten Tomatoes. Watch now.
Fosse/Verdon
In the limited series “Fosse/Verdon,” the iconic partnership of choreographer Bob Fosse and Broadway star Gwen Verdon is portrayed brilliantly by Sam Rockwell and Michelle Williams. This show delves into their professional and personal lives, exploring the dynamics that shaped their legendary careers in dance and theater. With stellar performances and nods to their work, it’s a must-watch for dance enthusiasts, infused with captivating drama. Watch now.
High Fidelity
“High Fidelity,” a delightful miniseries, draws inspiration from the well-loved novel and the 2000 movie starring John Cusack. This time, Zoë Kravitz takes the lead, creating a poignant connection as her mother, Lisa Bonet, starred in the film adaptation. Kravitz portrays Robyn Brookes, a music-loving record store owner who reflects on past relationships. This binge-worthy romantic comedy earned critical acclaim, with Kravitz’s performance standing out and making it a must-watch for music enthusiasts. Watch now.
I Am the Night
“I Am the Night,” a captivating six-part limited series led by Chris Pine and India Eisley, skillfully blends a mystery narrative with the real-life elements of a notorious murder case. Inspired by Fauna Hodel’s memoir, it follows Eisley’s character, young Fauna Hodel, on a quest to uncover her origins. Her investigation leads her to disturbing revelations about her grandfather, George Hodel, a prime suspect in the infamous Black Dahlia case, adding layers of intrigue to the story. Watch now.
The Patient
In “The Patient,” Steve Carell surprises audiences with his remarkable dramatic depth, departing from his usual comedic roles. The show takes a chilling turn as Carell portrays Allan Strauss, a therapist held captive by the disturbed serial killer Sam Fortner. The tense narrative revolves around Sam’s demand for Allan’s help in controlling his homicidal impulses, creating a nightmarish situation compounded by Allan’s own fragile mental state following the loss of his wife. Carell’s performance in this atypical role is truly shining. Watch now.
Little Fires Everywhere
“Little Fires Everywhere” explores the lives of two families with starkly contrasting social backgrounds in late ’90s Ohio. As their paths inevitably collide, the series evolves from drama to a nuanced thriller, with stellar performances by Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington as opposing mothers in a suburban conflict that becomes increasingly pertinent with each episode. Watch now.
National Treasure
“National Treasure,” a British drama with just four episodes, powerfully depicts the harrowing ordeal of a family when their patriarch, a former comedian turned TV personality, is accused of heinous crimes. Featuring the remarkable talents of Robbie Coltrane, Andrea Riseborough, and Julie Walters, this is a must-watch that delves into the complexities of such accusations and their impact on a family’s life. Watch now.
11.22.63
Adapted from Stephen King’s novel, “11.22.63” follows a teacher given the chance to travel back in time to prevent JFK’s assassination. Initially a straightforward mission, it becomes complex as Jake Epping falls in love with a woman from the past. This miniseries emphasizes Jake’s internal struggle, balancing the decision to intervene, depart, or remain, with a cautionary undertone about altering historical events. Watch now.
The Act
“The Act” is inspired by the real-life tale of Dee Dee Blanchard and her daughter Gypsy Rose, a high-profile case of Munchausen syndrome by proxy. Joey King delivers a career-defining performance as Gypsy, earning praise as one of modern television’s finest. Even if you’re unfamiliar with the case or not inclined toward documentaries, this series is a captivating and quick watch that shouldn’t be missed. Watch now.
Candy
“Candy” on Hulu, and Max’s “Love & Death,” both delve into the true story of Candy Montgomery. This religious housewife becomes entangled in a bizarre affair, leading to a shocking turn of events involving an axe. Jessica Biel’s performance in the lead role is truly remarkable, making this true crime series a must-watch for those intrigued by chilling real-life stories. Watch now.
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