Hulu premiered the crime-thriller series "Furious" on July 27, 2026 [2], debuting with a three-episode launch [1].
The series adds to the streaming platform's portfolio of high-tension dramas by focusing on the psychological battle between law enforcement and a calculated criminal. It targets viewers seeking a "twisted" narrative structure within the crime genre.
Emmy Rossum stars as FBI agent Alice Black, a federal officer who breaks protocol and goes rogue to hunt down a dangerous adversary [3]. Her target is a serial con artist and murderer named Catherine, played by Lola Petticrew [2]. The plot centers on the evolving game of cat-and-mouse between the two women as they navigate a path of deception.
Supporting roles in the production include Scoot McNairy and Jake Lacy [2]. The series is available for streaming in the U.S. market via Hulu and Hulu on Disney+ [3].
Early descriptions of the show characterize it as a disturbing start to a complex thriller [4]. The narrative explores the lengths a federal agent will go when the official system fails to capture a killer who specializes in manipulation, and fraud [5].
“The plot follows a federal agent who goes rogue to track down a serial con artist and murderer.”
The launch of 'Furious' reflects a continuing trend in streaming content toward 'prestige' crime thrillers that prioritize psychological tension over traditional police procedurals. By casting Rossum and Petticrew in adversarial roles, Hulu is positioning the show to appeal to audiences interested in character-driven suspense and the 'rogue agent' trope.
