What to Watch on Disney+ and Hulu in August 2026
The calendar just came in for August's offerings on Disney+ and Hulu, and there's a little something for everyone, from the preschool set to crusty old X-Files fans like myself. We've got more Star Wars, this time as a new eight-part anime series, as well as the return of Futurama and Always Sunny in Philadelphia, plus tons of movies, live sports, and more. Here are our three top picks for the paired streaming services this month.Futurama: Season 14 (Aug.
- ▪The calendar just came in for August's offerings on Disney+ and Hulu, and there's a little something for everyone, from the preschool set to crusty old X-Files fans like myself.
- ▪We've got more Star Wars, this time as a new eight-part anime series, as well as the return of Futurama and Always Sunny in Philadelphia, plus tons of movies, live sports, and more.
- ▪Here are our three top picks for the paired streaming services this month.Futurama: Season 14 (Aug.
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The calendar just came in for August's offerings on Disney+ and Hulu, and there's a little something for everyone, from the preschool set to crusty old X-Files fans like myself. We've got more Star Wars, this time as a new eight-part anime series, as well as the return of Futurama and Always Sunny in Philadelphia, plus tons of movies, live sports, and more. Here are our three top picks for the paired streaming services this month.Futurama: Season 14 (Aug. 3, Hulu) It's wild that Futurama has died and come back to life so many times since 1999, but the current run of episodes is up to the high standard of the classics, and the 14th season promises even more shenanigans as the Planet Express crew deals with lab-grown meats, Dr. Zoidberg's lost love, and more.
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