Hulu - recommendations?

[dreamshark]

 I signed up (temporarily) for Hulu because I simply can't wait another year for Season 3 of The Good Place and don't have cable. I thought I'd find a few other things to watch, but so far haven't found anything except maybe the occasional episode of The Simpsons. Really? Is this all there is?I'm trying to add a few things to my Watchlist (idiotically renamed as "My Stuff" because I guess Watchlist is too big a word?) before I go upstairs and try to induce my Playstation to talk to Hulu again.

I thought they carried "Riverdale," but apparently that's only on their exorbitantly expensive sister channel called something like "Live TV." 
Last time I tried Hulu they had the Tonight Show and maybe the Daily Show, but I don't see either of those. 
 

I added "Who Do You Think You Are?" because somebody recently mentioned it to me as kind of fun to watch. Added "Minding the Gap" because I heard it recommended on a podcast I listen to. And "Drunk History" because I once saw an episode of that with Lin Manual Miranda that was a hoot. 

Any other recommendations?

Comments

A recommendation

[eileenlufkin]

It doesn't sound like it's for me, but it has lots of the reality bending stuff you like if it's well done.
https://rachelmanija.dreamwidth.org/2221371.html

Re: A recommendation

[dreamshark]

I did actually watch the first season of "The Leftovers," or some of it anyway. It was intriguing, but didn't seem to be really going anywhere. Kind of like "Lost" - no indication that there would ever be any kind of answer to the central mystery, lots of vague nightmare imagery, and people drifting around doing disturbing things with little indication what their motivations were. I might have liked it better if I'd kept with it, but shows like "Twin Peaks" and "Lost" have broken my trust in TV show runners.

The real problem with Hulu is that it only gives you the 5 most recent episodes of most shows, so it's useless for trying out new multi-season shows with a story arc unless you just happen upon them during their first season. There are some movies, although not a huge number. I scrolled through them all, and did find one that I had been wanting to see in the theater but missed: "I, Tonya." I haven't watched it yet, but it's on my Watchlist.