Furious Release Schedule: When Do New Episodes Release on Hulu?

Furious releases new episodes every Monday on Hulu, taking Emmy Rossum‘s new crime thriller on a six-week run from its three-episode premiere to the season finale. The eight-part series arrived on July 27, 2026, and the remaining chapters will land one at a time through August 31.

Hulu opted for a triple premiere so viewers could settle into both sides of the chase before the show moves to a regular weekly rhythm. Rossum leads the series as FBI agent Alice Black and also executive produces through her Composition 8 banner. It comes from creator Elizabeth Meriwether, the writer behind New Girl, The Dropout, and Dying for Sex.

The series is loosely inspired by the 1987 neo-noir Black Widow. Early reviews have singled out the two leads, played by Rossum and Lola Petticrew. Here’s the detailed release schedule of the episodes.

Furious Episodes Release Schedule and Global Release Times

Hulu premiered Furious with Episodes 1, 2, and 3 on July 27. The three episodes are now available for streaming on Hulu in the U.S. and on Disney+ everywhere else. The platform has also confirmed the release dates for the rest of the episodes.

We have the official titles of the first three episodes and the upcoming fourth episode. The writers for all the episodes are also revealed, as per the WGA.

New episodes of Hulu shows typically drop at 9:00 p.m. PT / 12:00 a.m. ET on release days. That means fans across the globe can watch the show depending on their time zone. Here’s the region-wise release time and streaming platform.

In the United States, the series will stream on Hulu. It will also be available through the Hulu-Disney+ bundle on Disney+. For international viewers, Disney+ will carry the show exclusively.

Furious Plot and Cast: What Is Emmy Rossum’s Hulu Show About?

Emmy Rossum in a still from Furious | Credits: Hulu

Furious follows Alice Black, an FBI agent and former NYPD officer, as she hunts a calculating female serial killer working her way through wealthy men in New York City. The prime suspect is Catherine, a young woman who was involved with the victims before they died.

Rather than just a cat-and-mouse game, the series focuses on both women. As Alice closes in, the chase starts eating into her personal life, and the distance between hunter and hunted gets uncomfortably small. That structure is where the Black Widow influence shows most clearly. Ronald Bass, who wrote the 1987 film, executive produces this show. Here’s the cast of the show.

Brian Kirk directed the first two episodes and executive produced, with 20th Television and Searchlight Television producing. Showrunner Elizabeth Meriwether wrote the first two episodes, along with the finale episode.

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Furious is now streaming on Hulu in the U.S.