8 Perfect Hulu Shows Where Every Episode Is a 10/10

8 Perfect Hulu Shows Where Every Episode Is a 10/10 Image via FX By  Remus Noronha Published 10 minutes ago Remus is a writer, editor, journalist, and author with an eye for detail and an extremely active imagination. He is an enthusiast of everything to do with the graphic medium, whether it's Western comics and their adaptations or manga and anime. Remus is also the author of the sci-fantasy novel Once Upon a Time in Hyperspace and several works of short fiction in the mystery, comedy, and horror genres. Sign in to your Collider account Summary Generate a summary of this story follow Follow followed Followed Like Like Thread Log in Here is a fact-based summary of the story contents: Try something different: Show me the facts Explain it like I’m 5 Give me a lighthearted recap

Since its launch in the late 2000s, Hulu has established itself as a major player in the streaming world with a library full of great original content and international picks. The streaming service is home to many excellent shows, including both live-action and animated series from around the world. Sure, it might not be quite as popular as some of its competitors, but the service has a solid catalog full of great shows and movies.

From period dramas and tragic anime to hilarious comedies and metafiction, Hulu’s TV library includes a massive number of shows spanning a wide range of genres. But while any of those shows would be a good watch, there are a select few titles on the service that are true masterpieces, absolutely flawless in their execution. Without further ado, here’s our handpicked selection of some of the most perfect shows on Hulu, where every episode is a guaranteed 10/10.

8 ‘The Bear’ (2022–Present)

Jeremy Allen White in The BearImage via FX/Hulu

Created by Christopher Storer, The Bear is a comedy-drama series starring Jeremy Allen White as Carmen "Carmy" Berzatto, a successful young chef who returns to Chicago to take over the family sandwich shop after his brother’s tragic death. Trading the glitz and glamour of Michelin-starred restaurants for a chaotic kitchen and unruly employees, Carmy struggles to manage his brother’s debts and the rundown business while struggling with his own unresolved pain. Besides White, the show also features Ebon Moss-Bachrach, Ayo Edebiri, Lionel Boyce, Liza Colón-Zayas, Abby Elliott, and Matty Matheson in key roles.

The Bear was a surprise hit when it premiered in 2022, earning high viewership and critical acclaim for its writing, direction, acting, and production values. Widely regarded as one of the best shows of the 2020s, the series is a compelling and realistic journey into the world of the restaurant business as well as a powerful examination of grief and family bonds. The show has received numerous awards and honors, including 21 Emmy Awards and five Golden Globes.

7 ‘Fargo’ (2014–Present)

Billy Bob Thornton as Lorne Malvo in Fargo looks into the distance slightly surprised. Image via FX

Inspired by the eponymous 1996 Coen Brothers movie, Fargo is a black comedy crime drama anthology created by Noah Hawley. Each season follows a new story of diverse characters dealing with a range of crimes across time periods, with all the seasons connected by their Midwest settings. The show has featured several acclaimed actors in its revolving cast, including the likes of Billy Bob Thornton, Martin Freeman, Jean Smart, Ewan McGregor, David Thewlis, Chris Rock, Juno Temple, Jon Hamm, and more.

Easily one of the most celebrated TV anthologies of the past decade, Fargo is a masterpiece of episodic storytelling that continuously improves with each new season. The show has consistently garnered critical acclaim and warm welcomes from audiences, and it has been widely praised for its writing, performances, cinematography, and production values. The series has also earned several accolades, including seven Emmys out of 70 nominations and three Golden Globes.

6 ‘Shogun’ (2024–Present)

Hiroyuki Sanada in a scene of ShogunImage via Katie Yu /©FX / Courtesy of FX via Everett Collection

Based on James Clavell's 1975 novel, Shogun is a bilingual historical drama series (in English and Japanese) created by Rachel Kondo and Justin Marks. Set in 17th-century Japan, the show is essentially a fictionalized take on the rise of the historical Tokugawa shogunate, following the stories of a warlord, a noblewoman, and an English sailor, whose actions change the course of history. Hiroyuki Sanada, Cosmo Jarvis, and Anna Sawai star as the lead characters, with Tadanobu Asano, Takehiro Hira, Tommy Bastow, Fumi Nikaido, and more in key supporting roles.

A compelling drama with impeccable production values, Shogun premiered in 2024 to near-universal acclaim, becoming one of the most celebrated shows of the year. An incredible story of war and political intrigue presented through striking visuals, the series has been praised for its amazing performances, writing, and cinematography. The show earned numerous accolades, becoming the first Japanese-language show to win a Primetime Emmy Award for Outstanding Drama Series, and though it was originally conceived as a miniseries, the show has been renewed for two more seasons.

5 ‘Only Murders in the Building’ (2021–Present)

Charles, Mabel, and Oliver talking to someone in the hallway in Only Murders in the Building.Image via Hulu

Created by Steve Martin and John Hoffman, Only Murders in the Building is a mystery comedy-drama series starring Martin, Martin Short, and Selena Gomez as three strangers who all live in New York’s historic Arconia building. United by a shared love of true-crime podcasts, this oddball trio goes on a series of madcap adventures as they set out to produce a podcast of their own, investigating a succession of suspicious murders in their building. Amy Ryan, Michael Cyril Creighton, Meryl Streep, Tina Fey, Da'Vine Joy Randolph, Nathan Lane, and more star in supporting and recurring roles.

One of the most popular mystery shows of recent years, Only Murders in the Building premiered to universal acclaim in 2021 and has delivered consistently engaging storylines for five successful seasons so far, with a sixth currently in the pipeline. Emotionally rich and laugh-out-loud hilarious, the show has been praised for its intriguing mysteries, quirky comedy, and the stellar performances of its powerhouse cast. The show has earned several awards and nominations over the years as well, including seven Emmy Awards out of 49 nominations.

4 ‘Attack on Titan’ (2013–2023)

Eren in his Titan form is about to throw a punch in Attack on Titan. Season 1 Episode 7, Small Blade - The Battle For Trost

 Image Via Crunchyroll

Produced by Wit Studio (Seasons 1–3) and MAPPA (Season 4), Attack on Titan is a post-apocalyptic dark fantasy anime adapted from Hajime Isayama’s manga series. The show primarily follows the story of Eren Yeager, a young boy in a world where the remnants of humanity live behind walls that protect them from giant monsters called Titans. After his mother is eaten by a Titan, Eren becomes determined to fight against the monsters, but when he gains the uncanny ability to transform into a Titan himself, it puts him on a dangerous path that reveals the true hidden history of the world. Yuki Kaji, Yui Ishikawa, Marina Inoue, and more star as the Japanese voice cast, with Bryce Papenbrook, Trina Nishimura, Jessie James Grelle, and others voicing the English dub.

One of the most popular anime series of all time, Attack on Titan is a complex fantasy show that begins with a simple action-drama premise and develops over time into an increasingly dark and mature tragedy. Universally acclaimed for its gritty storytelling, mindblowing animation, and complex, morally ambiguous characters, the series is a gripping watch that uses its fantasy setting to explore extremely real themes of war, trauma, and the endless cycle of violence that underpins all of human history. In short, it's one of the greatest anime shows of all time and a true landmark in the development of the field.

3 ‘The Great’ (2020–2023)

Elle Fanning in The Great Season 3Image via Hulu

An absurdist dark comedy that satirizes the life of Russian Empress Catherine the Great, The Great was created by Tony McNamara and is adapted from his 2008 play. Elle Fanning stars as Catherine, and the series explores her tumultuous relationship with her husband, Emperor Peter III (Nicholas Hoult), and her plan to kill him and ascend to the throne. The series also features Phoebe Fox, Sacha Dhawan, Charity Wakefield, Gwilym Lee, Adam Godley, and more in supporting roles.

While most period shows aim to be as historically accurate as they can, The Great shoots for the opposite, delivering endless comedy with its barely-true but decidedly entertaining take on history. The show has been positively received by critics and fans throughout its three-season run, earning special praise for Fanning and Hoult’s leading performances. Gorgeously produced and wickedly funny, the series has earned several accolades, including seven nominations for Primetime Emmy Awards.

2 ‘Interior Chinatown’ (2024)

Jimmy O. Yang as Willis Wu getting ready to fight in the Chinese restaurant in Interior ChinatownImage via Hulu

Created by Charles Yu, Interior Chinatown is an action meta-comedy adapted from his 2020 novel. Jimmy O. Yang stars as Willis Wu, a waiter at a Chinese restaurant who feels like he’s always in the background of life, which is literally true because, unbeknownst to him, he’s a background character in a police procedural show. A chance meeting with detective Lana Lee (Chloe Bennet) sends Willis’s life in a new direction, as he assumes various new roles and slowly works his way up the ladder while investigating his brother’s mysterious disappearance. The show also features Ronny Chieng, Sullivan Jones, Lisa Gilroy, Archie Kao, Diana Lin, and Tzi Ma in key roles.

One of the most inventive shows made in recent years, Interior Chinatown is a gripping work of metafiction that brilliantly satirizes Asian-American stereotypes through the lens of television. Sharply written and amazingly performed with spectacular cinematography and lightwork that plays a significant part in the storytelling, it’s a series unlike any other you’ve seen before. Though it debuted in Hulu’s Top 15, the show hasn’t quite received the attention it deserves, but this underrated experimental series is a truly unique masterpiece.

1 ‘Rick and Morty’ (2013–Present)

Rick drinking with Morty in 'Rick and Morty' PilotImage via Adult Swim

An adult animated sci-fi sitcom, Rick and Morty follows the various misadventures of mad scientist Rick Sanchez and his well-intentioned grandson Morty Smith. Created by Justin Roiland and Dan Harmon, the show takes Rick, Morty, and their family and friends on wild trips across the universe (and multiverse) while also dealing with their highly dysfunctional relationships. Roiland voiced Rick and Morty until Season 7, when he was removed from the show following domestic abuse allegations and replaced by Ian Cardoni (Rick) and Harry Belden (Morty). The ensemble voice cast also includes Chris Parnell, Spencer Grammer, and Sarah Chalke.

Critically acclaimed and massively popular, Rick and Morty is arguably one of the greatest animated shows of all time, with a unique and original mix of parody, satire, and surprising emotional depths. The series has had eight acclaimed seasons so far and earned numerous accolades, including two Emmys and two Annie Awards. Not bad for a show that started as a little-known Back to the Future parody.

Rick and Morty

Like Follow Followed TV-14 Animation Comedy Adventure Science Fiction Release Date December 2, 2013 Network Adult Swim Showrunner Dan Harmon Directors Bryan Newton, Dominic Polcino, Anthony Chun, John Rice, Stephen Sandoval, Jeff Myers Writers Tom Kauffman, Wade Randolph, Eric Acosta, David Phillips, Erica Rosbe, Sarah Carbiener, Matt Roller, Michael Waldron, Caitie Delaney Franchise(s) Rick and Morty

Cast

See All

• Spencer Grammer Summer Smith (voice)
• Justin Roiland Rick Sanchez / Morty Smith

Genres Animation, Comedy, Adventure, Science Fiction Powered by Expand Collapse

• TV
• Shogun
• The Bear

Follow Followed Like Share Facebook X WhatsApp Threads Bluesky LinkedIn Reddit Flipboard Copy link Email Close Thread Sign in to your Collider account

We want to hear from you! Share your opinions in the thread below and remember to keep it respectful.

Be the first to post Images Attachment(s) Please respect our community guidelines. No links, inappropriate language, or spam.

Your comment has not been saved

Send confirmation email

This thread is open for discussion.

Be the first to post your thoughts.

• Terms
• Privacy
• Feedback

Recommended 3 days ago

The 10 Best Crime TV Shows With Less Than 5 Seasons, Ranked

3 days ago

'Stranger Things' Vecna Star Reveals Why He Had to Read the Series Finale Script in Isolation

3 days ago

One of the Biggest Box Office Flops of Robert De Niro's Career Finds Redemption on Streaming

3 days ago

One of the Greatest Anime Movies Ever Made Overtakes ‘F1’ and ‘Jurassic World Rebirth’ on Streaming

More from our brands

50 Best New TV Shows to Stream Right Now

22 Best Korean Dramas and Movies on Hulu to Watch Right Now

The Greatest Seinen Anime Of All Time (April 2025)

33 Greatest Sci-Fi Anime Of All Time, Ranked

25 Best R-Rated TV Shows of All Time, Ranked

The 60 Best Miniseries To Watch In A Weekend

The Best Anime Series On Max, Ranked

What To Watch

July 20, 2025 The 72 Best Movies on Netflix Right Now Trending Now Taylor Sheridan Hits a Roadblock Thanks to a 28-Year-Old Show on Paramount+ Streaming Charts ‘Project Hail Mary’s Controversial Trailer Reveal Addressed by Author Read an Excerpt From a New Making-Of Book Chronicling the History of the Fast & Furious Franchise [Exclusive]