Hulu US — New Releases

Hulu US — New Releases tracks the U.S. release slate for Hulu, drawing on TVmaze’s network and web-channel schedule data to follow premieres, mid-season returns, and weekly episode drops in the entertainment category. The calendar reflects what is landing on Hulu in the United States, with titles appearing as soon as they are scheduled and with timing tied to the platform’s rolling release pattern. TVmaze’s feed structure also helps surface both series episodes and film entries when they are part of the platform’s upcoming lineup, giving a clearer view of what is arriving next on the service. Entries typically include the programme title, season and episode code where relevant, the episode name, and the release time. Recent samples show The Testaments and GMA3, which illustrates the mix that can appear in the feed: scripted series episodes, daytime magazine programmes, and other scheduled Hulu additions. Because the schedule is based on U.S. availability, local timing matters, especially for late-night drops and episode premieres that post at midnight or in the evening. Mid-season returns and continuing weekly runs are also part of the pattern, so the calendar is not limited to one-off launches. It captures a rotating mix of current series, seasonal returns, and new titles as they are added to Hulu’s U.S. lineup. Viewers, entertainment editors, and release trackers can use this smart calendar feed, free to subscribe, to keep Hulu’s upcoming slate visible in Apple Calendar, Google Calendar, or Outlook. That makes it easier to follow episode runs, monitor return dates for ongoing series, and keep film and series premieres in one place without manual entry. The feed is especially useful when several titles land in the same week or when a show shifts from a regular weekly cadence into a new season run. The calendar updates regularly, and changes to release timing, cancellations, or rescheduled episodes appear automatically as TVmaze refreshes its schedule data.