Peter Chernin apparently wants a shot at Hulu.

Hulu will air all three seasons of the British comedy, plus it will show the fourth season on the same day it airs in the UK.

Don't look now, but Hulu (and Hulu Plus) is aiming to become a legitimate force in new and exclusive programming.

According to the NY Post, Hulu, which attracted 31 million users last month, is in discussions to discontinue their free-for-everyone streaming platform.

Hey remember when Hulu was supposed to be the thing -- or one of the things -- that would help liberate us all from cable companies and the ridiculous rates they charge for their services.

A couple of years ago, I did the math and determined that, if I were to purchase the entire season of every show I watch each year on iTunes, the cost would run me around $1000 per year, and that even includes purchasing shows that are freely available on Hulu, or the various network's websites.

This is of interest to me as a “Community” fan:Part one of a three-part animated “Community” web series, called “Abed’s Master Key,” premiered today on Hulu.

Good news, folks.

In news that television experts are calling "good," and "a thinly-disguised excuse to run that image at the top of a post for the millionth time," Variety is reporting that Hulu and Sony have struck a deal that will bring all three seasons of "Community," as well as next day airing rights, to their subscription service, Hulu Plus.