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 September 27 to September 29. Natural disasters, psychic powers, and annoyed celebrities will probably sabotage your weekend plans, because you’ll want to stream Hulu all day and night.
9-1-1
9-1-1 is back for Season 3 and it teases a giant tsunami about to hit Santa Monica Pier in California. It’s unclear if this will be the main emergency of the show, but the first responders may be tackling their toughest disaster yet.
The Good Doctor
Shaun Murphy, a young surgeon with autism, has trouble communicating with people in The Good Doctor. Even though socializing is hard, Murphy has incredible medical gifts that enable him to help patients and feel more at peace with the world around him.
Emergence
When a police officer is called to investigate a plane crash near a beach, she finds a young girl with no memory of who she is or how she got there in the thriller Emergence. As the cop cares for her, she discovers that the child has unexplainable powers and may be linked to a bigger conspiracy.
South Park
Kyle, Stan, Kenny and Cartman are in the house: South Park, an animated comedy series that spans everything from underpants-stealing gnomes to pissed off celebrities, is great for a weekend binge-watching session. Stream all 23 seasons on Hulu.
Drunk Parents
After their daughter goes to college, two parents (Alec Baldwin and Salma Hayek) attempt to get out of a financial rut and drink A LOT of wine, in Drunk Parents. When someone catches onto their suspicious activity, they have to evade their social circle and try to continue their “extravagant” lifestyle.
Girlfight
Girlfight may make you cry, but it’s a gritty movie about a young girl’s shot at competitive boxing. Against her father’s wishes, a teenager (Michelle Rodriguez) pursues the sport at a Brooklyn gym and discovers her self-worth.
Vanilla Sky
A young publishing tycoon (Tom Cruise) experiences a traumatic mind trip in the movie Vanilla Sky. After a tragic car accident, he realizes that his entire life has been a lie and he has to get out of a lucid dream state to make things right again.
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