Here's What's New And Streaming On Hulu In December
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Here are all of Hulu’s biggest upcoming releases.
Hulu’s December slate is here with some new titles to help close out the year.
Among the streamer’s forthcoming offerings are new seasons of its “Dance Moms” spinoff, “A New Era,” and the next chapter of the “Percy Jackson and The Olympians” adaptation.
If you need something to help get you into the Christmas spirit, look no further than Disney’s annual “Holiday Spectacular” special, hosted by “Dancing With the Stars” judge Derek Hough.
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Here’s what’s new and heading to Hulu in December.
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