Fox Entertainment and Hulu have recently sealed a major streaming deal worth over $1. 5 billion over four years. This new agreement includes in-season streaming rights for Fox's programming lineup. The partnership also expands their multi-platform marketing efforts, giving Fox a solid foundation to grow its original shows like dramas "Rescue HI-Surf" and "Murder in a Small Town, " comedies "Animal Control, " and reality series "The Masked Singer" and "Gordon Ramsay's Next Level Chef. "

This move ensures that popular animated series like "The Simpsons, " "Family Guy, " and "Bob's Burgers, " all produced by 20th Television Animation, will likely continue airing on Fox. The deal is beneficial for both Fox and Hulu. Fox gains a significant streaming partner, while Hulu secures valuable in-season streaming rights. Both companies will share marketing costs, promoting shows as airing live on Fox and on-demand on Hulu.

The deal builds on an earlier agreement from February 2022, which gave Hulu out-of-season rights to key shows like "The Masked Singer" and "MasterChef. " Rob Wade, CEO of Fox Entertainment, praised Hulu and Disney Entertainment as exceptional partners, driving mutual growth. Lauren Tempest, Hulu's General Manager, also expressed excitement about continuing to offer Fox's diverse content to subscribers.

Fox and Hulu's Big Streaming Deal: A Multi-Billion Dollar Partnership

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