"Gilead is inside us all!" The harrowing tale of Elisabeth Moss' June/Offred continues in the eagerly anticipated second season of Hulu's multiple award-winning dystopian drama The Handmaid's Tale.

Disney is launching their own streaming service next year, but it will be strictly family-friendly. So where does that leave their current shows running on the likes of Netflix which don't quite fit that description?

While all the current streaming services are producing high quantities of R-rated content for their viewers, Disney is intent on going in the opposite direction, inline with their family friendly brand and will be moving R-rated content elsewhere

Consider the following scenario that most of us have experienced. It's been a hard day's work for you, and you have had to deal with the irking demands of your boss and your colleagues the entire day. All you want to do now is get home, sit in your favourite chair, throw your feet up, and indulge in some entertainment to melt away your stress. You begin channel surfing, only to face numerous frustrations that always plague your stress-relieving attempts when searching for something with which to entertain yourself.

HELLOOOOOOOOO, NURSE!!! More than two decades after we last saw them, the zany adventures of Yacko, Wacko and Dot will be continuing as it's been announced that Hulu will be reviving the beloved cartoon series Animaniacs!

It might already be well into the series run, but Marvel wants you to get excited about its upcoming episode anyway.

Streaming service Hulu are working with John Wick creator Derek Kolstad to bring IO Interactive's Hitman franchise to the small screen. They're hoping Agent 47 will headline a flagship series for the network, so let's hope in turn that it's far better than the movies we've seen based on the franchise.

Video Gaming Content is dominating viewership in 2017, but that's easily understandable.