Hulu has officially picked up the final season of the hit show Please Like Me--a charming, semi-autobiographical award-winning series about a boy, his dog and the parents, friends, and lovers who rely on him.
Earlier this year, Hulu became the only place online for people to catch up on previous episodes of the show and now the series, which previously aired on television network Pivot, will debut its fourth season in the U.S. exclusively on Hulu early next year.
"Thank you Hulu for rescuing our lovely little show! I hope you Americans enjoy it as much you enjoy soda," said Josh Thomas, creator, writer and star.
So, what can we expect in Season Four?
In a press release, Hulu described the season:
[It's a] unique blend of honest comedy and bitter sweet drama Josh has had it up to here with things ending. And now as he faces an empty house, coupled-up friends and a flagging love life that even a threesome can't seem to fix. Maybe his youth is ending and he'll have to face the idea of growing up.
Harrison Browne as Scott in Pink Light short film; Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov and Harrison Browne as Connors on Heated Rivalry season 1 episode 4.
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Connor Storrie and Hudson Williams attend the premiere of "Heated Rivalry" at TIFF Lightbox
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BeBe Zahara Benet; Sasha Velour; Onya Nurve; Willow Pill at the official premiere event for RuPaul's Drag Race season 18, which reunited 16 Drag Race winners from the main U.S. franchise.
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The National Hockey League is the only major North American men's sports league with no current or former players who have come out.
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Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov and Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander on Heated Rivalry.
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François Arnaud as Scott Hunter on Heated Rivalry.
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Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov and Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander in "Heated Rivalry."
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Robbie GK as Kip Grady; François Arnaud as Scott Hunter on Heated Rivalry.
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Jacob Tierney at the 2024 Canadian Screen Awards Gala in Toronto, Ontario; Jacob Connor Storrie as Ilya Rozanov and Hudson Williams as Shane Hollander on Heated Rivalry.
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