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Hulu iOS and Android Users Will Be Able to Watch Full TV Show Episodes For Free This Summer

April 30, 2014 by Ian Kersey - Leave a Comment

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Hulu is an awesome way to watch your favorite shows without a cable subscription, but watching full episodes on a streaming box or mobile device requires a $8 monthly fee. That’s all about to change this summer when Hulu is slated to offer full episodes of some TV shows to mobile users without a Hulu Plus subscription. The free shows will first be available to Android users, and will roll out to iOS users shortly thereafter.

Hulu hasn’t detailed just exactly which shows will be available to watch, as Hulu is still in talks with cable providers to hammer out all of the legal details. We’ll keep you updated as more details emerge.

via: After Dawn

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