Enjoy Hulu Originals Like Four Weddings and a Funeral for a New(ish) Low Price of $6 a Month

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Updated Sep. 06, 2019 6:06AM EDT

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In the age of streaming wars, Hulu delivers value in several ways. First, you get full access to their growing collection of original programming, including really smart shows like the Handmaid's Tale, Four Weddings and a Funeral, and Catch-22. And then you get access to shows currently airing on traditional television channels and even live TV, which is pretty uncommon. Not to mention, you’ve always got a library chock full of past hit series, movies, documentaries, and so on. Maybe best of all: You get a competitive price point that dropped even further earlier this year to $6 a month for Hulu Basic. At this price point, diving into everything Hulu has to offer is a no-brainer.

And you won’t want to miss their newest original releases. The upcoming miniseries Wu-Tang: An American Saga takes historical fiction to a whole new decibel. And the star-studded Little Fires Everywhere will adapt the eponymous best-selling book—just like Hulu did with the Handmaid’s Tale. Need more? How about a Veronica Mars reboot? Signing up for Hulu Basic is a breeze and you can cancel at any time. And Hulu will stream on any device, at any time, and anywhere. Whatever shows or movies you love, there’s no better time to grab that lower monthly rate than now. | Get Hulu >

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Enjoy Hulu Originals Like Four Weddings and a Funeral for a New(ish) Low Price of $6 a Month