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Ryan Coogler’s The X-Files reboot moves forward with a Hulu pilot order, with Danielle Deadwyler set to star; Coogler will write, direct and executive‑produce via Proximity Media, in a project from Onyx Collective and 20th Television that also involves Chris Carter as an executive producer while Disney holds a TV overall deal with Coogler’s team.
Hulu has greenlit a revival pilot for The X-Files, casting Danielle Deadwyler in one of two co-leads and hiring Ryan Coogler to write and direct. The series, produced by Onyx Collective and 20th Television, follows two FBI agents in a shuttered division investigating unexplained phenomena; Jennifer Yale is showrunner, with Chris Carter as a non-writing EP and Proximity Media partners Sev Ohanian and Zinzi Coogler as EPs.
OutKick’s review of Paradise season two on Hulu notes the premiere flips expectations by focusing on Annie’s survival at Elvis’s Graceland instead of Xavier’s outside-world search, introduces a mysterious group arriving at Graceland, and sets up a dramatic, unpredictable season ahead (eight episodes planned; three streaming now).
Ryan Coogler’s long-gestating X-Files reboot has been greenlit for a Hulu pilot, with Danielle Deadwyler co-starring and Jennifer Yale on board as showrunner. Coogler will write and direct the pilot, produced by Proximity Media with Onyx Collective and 20th Television. The project marks the end of a multi-year push under Coogler’s Disney deal, and centers on two FBI agents who team up to investigate unexplained phenomena in a revived X-Files framework.
Paradise Season 2’s three‑episode premiere starts slow and mostly backstory‑heavy (Annie’s origin and Xavier’s arc) before Episode 3 snaps back into the show’s thriller rhythm with twists, leaving the reviewer optimistic for the rest of the season and giving the opener a cautious 3/5 rating.
Vulture previews The Secret Lives of Mormon Wives S4 trailer, showing the cast navigating a surge in fame: Taylor Frankie Paul gears up for The Bachelorette while other wives pursue Dancing With the Stars, book tours, and modeling, as fellow cast members scrutinize modish behavior and the show leans into its growing spotlight.
Hulu’s drama Tell Me Lies will end after its three-season run, with creator Meaghan Oppenheimer confirming the Season 3 finale on Hulu serves as the planned series ending that wraps Lucy and Stephen’s story.
A Valentine’s weekend streaming guide highlighting five new titles across Netflix, Apple TV, Starz, and Hulu: How to Train Your Dragon (Netflix) live‑action remake; Tyler Perry’s Joe’s College Road Trip (Netflix); Eternity (Apple TV); Good Fortune (Starz); Predator: Badlands (Hulu). The picks span family-friendly fare, rom‑com vibes, and sci‑fi thrills for a weekend binge.
Tom's Guide curates five new titles to stream this weekend across Netflix, Prime Video, Hulu, and PVOD: Relationship Goals on Prime Video; Ella McCay on Hulu; Kingdom of the Planet of the Apes on Hulu; Crazy, Stupid, Love on Netflix; and The Housemaid (PVOD) on Prime Video/Apple TV. The picks span a breezy romcom, a political drama, sci‑fi adventure, a classic rom‑com, and a twisty thriller.
Disney posted a solid December 2025 quarter, with revenue of $25.98B and pre-tax income of $3.69B, while Disney+/Hulu streaming revenue climbed 11% to $5.35B and streaming operating income surged 72% to $450M. The company will stop reporting Disney+ and Hulu subscriber counts, opting for broader metrics. Higher content costs and more releases weighed on overall profits despite a record $10B in parks revenue; ESPN was hit by a $110M YouTube TV blackout. Leadership changes loom as Bob Iger plans to step down in 2026, with Josh D’Amaro cited as a potential successor. Disney also merged Hulu + Live TV with Fubo (70% owned by Disney), consolidating its TV business, and reaffirmed a 10% operating margin target for entertainment streaming in FY2026.
OutKick reports that Paradise’s Season 2 trailer is out on Hulu ahead of the February 23, 2026 premiere. The eight-episode season continues the post‑apocalyptic story, with Xavier searching for Teri and Paradise’s bunker society fraying as new secrets about the city’s origins emerge. The ensemble cast includes Sterling K. Brown, Julianne Nicholson, Sarah Shahi, Nicole Brydon Bloom, Krys Marshall, James Marsden, Shailene Woodley, Thomas Doherty and Jon Beavers, created by Dan Fogelman.
Season 2 of Hulu’s Paradise follows Xavier Collins as he leaves the bunker to find his wife Teri, hinting that Earth isn’t a total wasteland and that danger remains on the surface. Inside Paradise, a billionaire-run town tightens its grip with new rules and secrets about the city’s origins, while Shailene Woodley signals a new ally. The ensemble returns (including James Marsden in flashbacks), with the first three episodes dropping February 23 on Hulu and Disney+ and new episodes rolling out weekly thereafter.
The Testaments, Margaret Atwood’s sequel to The Handmaid’s Tale, premieres April 8, 2026 on Hulu (with Disney+ bundles in the US and Disney+ internationally). The first three episodes drop, followed by a weekly release. Ann Dowd returns as Aunt Lydia, and Chase Infiniti leads as Agnes/Hannah, joined by a cast including Lucy Halliday, Rowan Blanchard, Mattea Conforti, Isolde Ardies, Shechinah Mpumlwana and Birva Pandya. Produced by MGM Television and created for TV by Bruce Miller, the series expands the Handmaid’s Tale universe by following young girls in Gilead as they train to be wives.
Hulu will debut The Testaments, the Handmaid’s Tale sequel, on April 8 with the first three episodes and release new installments weekly thereafter. The series, based on Margaret Atwood’s novel, follows Agnes and Daisy at Aunt Lydia’s elite school in Gilead, with Chase Infiniti headlining and Bruce Miller serving as showrunner for MGM Television.
Tom’s Guide highlights five new films to stream for the Jan 24–25 weekend: The Smashing Machine on HBO Max; Springsteen: Deliver Me From Nowhere on Hulu; The SpongeBob Movie: Search for SquarePants (PVOD); Mother of Flies on Shudder; and Eleanor the Great on Netflix.