Hulu will become the official home of FX original content beginning in 2020, with the network providing both legacy series and new, exclusive content to the streaming service.

FX on Hulu will debut in March 2020 and will feature every season of more than 40 FX original series, including Emmy-winning series Baskets, Fosse/Verdon, Atlanta and Fargo, according to the network. The shows will join FX's Emmy-winning drama series The Shield, which is currently streaming on Hulu. 

In addition, the network will develop exclusive series for Hulu, four of which are already in place. New shows set to debut next Spring include tech thriller Devs from Academy Award-nominated Alex Garland (Ex Machina, Annihilation); and Mrs. America, which tells the story of the movement to ratify the Equal Rights Amendment (ERA), and the unexpected backlash led by conservative activist Phyllis Schlafly, played by Cate Blanchett, according to FX.

Two other series debuting later in the year include A Teacher, which explores an intimate connection between a female high school teacher and an underage male student that evolves into a high stakes, emotional affair, and the drama series The Old Man, a drama starring Jeff Bridges as a retired CIA officer.

Walt Disney Company CEO Bob Iger, who announced the deal on Disney’s Nov. 7 earnings call said that FX will become a “key” content driver for Hulu. “This is a great way to expand the FX brand and an important step as it adds original content to compete more aggressively with new and legacy [direct-to-home] platforms," Iger said.

FX Networks and FX Productions chairman John Landgraf called the arrangement a “game-changing” opportunity for FX. “We’re thrilled to have Hulu as our streaming partner with the creation of FX on Hulu, which will be the best and most complete representation of the FX brand, finally putting us on equal footing with competitors like HBO,” he said in a statement. “This will allow us to expand FX’s original programming lineup and to reach Hulu’s growing audience of young and highly engaged subscribers, whom we believe will love these shows.”

The FX on Hulu announcement comes three months after Disney shut down the FX+ ad-free, subscription streaming service.

A slew of new and returning series on deck this week to premiere on cable and streaming services.

On June 16 HBO premieres its new drama Euphoria starring Zendaya, while Showtime debuts its crime drama City On The Hill. The first episode of the series, which stars Kevin Bacon and Aldis Hodge (pictured), is already available online.

With regard to returning shows, OWN debuts the fourth season of its drama series Queen Sugar on June 12 while Netflix premieres the third and final season of Netflix’s series Marvel’s Jessica Jones.

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting this week on cable networks and streaming services:

June 10 -- Straight Forward (drama series) – Acorn Tv

June 11 – Pose (returning series) –FX

June 11 – Ice On Fire (documentary) – HBO

June 12 – Krypton (returning series) – Syfy

June 12 – Younger (returning series) – TV Land

June 13 – Baskets (returning series) – FX

June 13 – Strange Angel (drama series) – CBS All Access

June 14 – Absentia (retuning series) – Prime Video

June 14 – 16 Shots (documentary) – Showtime

June 14 – Jett (drama series) – Cinemax

June 14 – Los Espookys (comedy series) – HBO

June 14 – Murder Mystery (comedy movie) – Netflix

FX will bring back its Emmy-winning comedy series Baskets for a fourth season, the network said Wednesday (May 23).

The series, which stars Zach Galifianakis and Louie Anderson, will return to FX with new episodes in 2019. 

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The series is produced by FX Productions, with Jonathan Krisel, Galifianakis, Marc Gurvitz, Andrea Pett-Joseph, and Anna Dokoza serving as executive producers.

“Baskets continues to deliver, thanks to the dream creative team led by Jonathan Krisel and Zach Galifianakis, and we couldn’t be happier to order a fourth season to air next year,” said Eric Schrier, co-presidents of original programming for FX Networks and FX Productions, in a statement. “Each season brings us closer to the Baskets family and their pursuit of life, love and clowning glory. Our thanks to the producers and the cast for making Baskets such a joy to watch.”

FX has tapped actor Zach Galifianakis to star in a new comedy series for the network, said network executives.

The series, Baskets, will follow Galifianakis as he sets out to become a professional clown but ends up working at a local rodeo, said network officials. FX has ordered 10 episodes of Baskets, which is scheduled to launch in 2016.

Galifianakis will co-produce the series along with comedian Louis C.K. (Louie) and Jonathan Krisel (Portlandia). Baskets is the first production under FX Productions overall deal with Louis C.K. and his production company Pig Newton.

“Zach Galifianakis, Louis C.K. and Jonathan Krisel have created an absolutely brilliant show,” said Eric Schrier, president of original programming for FX Networks and FX Productions.  “To say Zach’s portrayal of the lead character Chip Baskets is hilarious/unique/riveting/fascinating would be an understatement.  We can’t wait for the world to meet him.”