The Best TV Shows and Movies to Watch on Hulu in August 2020

We now have some solid data about what everyone was streaming during the month of August 2020 on Netflix, and some of these shows come as no surprise (and some are very surprising!)

completely ridiculous if you've never watched an international TV series, but your world will be much richer if you branch out from your sheltered existence every once in a while.

Supernatural series, like the best sci-fi and fantasy shows, are a great way to relieve stress and escape the anxiety-inducing events of the real world, which have been particularly brutal this year.

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The Office is playing all day on Comedy Central, which is probably all you really want to watch anyway, but there's also Below Deck Mediterranean on Bravo to scratch the trashy reality TV itch. If you're hoping to spend your day fully disconnected from the confines of this planet, BBC is airing marathons of Star Trek: Deep Space Nine andStar Trek: The Next Generation.

Hulu in September are here to save us all. This month, the long-awaited second season of middle school-set traumedy Pen15 is finally dropping — though we'll only get the first half of the season.

Netflix‘s top 10 movies of the entire month of August have been revealed and surprisingly, there are only a few original films on this list.

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Amazon, Hulu, HBO, and more. Last updated July 10, 2020. What it's about: A woman investigates the disappearance of her boyfriend, who was working on a top-secret project at a powerful tech company in San FranciscoWhy it's worth watching: After movies like Ex Machina and Annihilation, Alex Garland is proving to be one of sci-fi's most exciting creators, and his TV debut features all his trademarks.

You don’t care about spending the night overreacting to every random noise in your apartment. If Hulu is your streaming service of choice, the absolute scariest films on the platform are here to get your heart pumping, at least just as much as the news.The mere concept of spending Christmas with your boyfriend’s kids, who totally hate you and blame you for their mom’s death, is pretty freaking anxiety-inducing.

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are a teen or still coming of age, then you'll enjoy seeing someone else go through what you're currently going through (and also hopefully realize that everyone had an awkward phase).  Netflix has a great selection of these young adult films (in addition to an amazing selection of teen-centric TV shows). From sweet rom-coms to dance movies — yes, really — the streaming service has them all.

I'm Thinking of Ending Things and The Devil All the Time, as well as splashy TV series Away and Ratched and a mouthwatering new installment in the Chef's Table series. Our list of suggestions is below, but here's the full list of what's new on Netflix in September.

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Stream QueensWith more streaming options than ever before, finding something to watch can be incredibly overwhelming.

Magic Mike and Ratched—plus the highly anticipated roll-out , like Sister, Sister. Now here’s the bad news: Several beloved titles are leaving the streaming platform. Dear John is out starting September 30, so get one last cry in while you can.

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Lovecraft Country) to the return of cooking show and two comedy specials on . Your queue is about to be very happy.Below, the specific to watch out for: Lovecraft Country: “Based on Matt Ruff 's novel of the same name, Lovecraft Country follows Atticus Freeman (Jonathan Majors) as he meets up with his friend Letitia (Jurnee Smollett) and his Uncle George (Courtney B.

Surviving Jeffrey Epstein: “On the anniversary of disgraced financier and alleged sexual predator Jeffrey Epstein’s death, Lifetime will debut the revealing investigative documentary, Surviving Jeffrey Epstein, as a two-night, four-hour event telling the stories of eight survivors with insights from those close to him," reads a press release from Lifetime. 8 p.m.