High Fidelity, a series that was based on the 1995 novel by Nick Hornby, as well as the 2000 film starring John Cusack, won’t see a second season on Hulu. The series debuted Feb. 14. Zoe Kravitz stars as the record store owner, based in Brooklyn, who revisits her past relationships through music. 

The first season had 10 episodes. 

Kravitz is an executive producer. 

Da’Vine Joy Randolph, David H. Holmes, Jake Lacy and Kingsley Ben-Adir are also in the cast. 

Hornby’s novel was about a cranky male record store owner in London with a thing for top-five lists and obscure rock music. Stephen Frears directed the feature film. 

Another Hornby novel, About a Boy, was adapted into a comedy on NBC, where it lasted for two seasons. 

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of Feb. 3 to Feb. 9 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Feb. 11 -- Cherish The Day (drama) -- OWN

Feb. 13 -- Narcos: Mexico (drama) -- Netflix

Feb. 13 -- Stuck On You (drama) -- UMC

Feb. 14 -- High Fidelity (dramedy) -- Hulu

Feb. 14 -- Utopia Falls (drama/musical) -- Hulu

Feb. 14 -- Visible: Out on Television (documentary series) -- Apple TV+

Feb. 14 -- Zombies 2 (movie) -- Disney

Feb. 16 -- Outlander (drama) -- Starz

Feb. 16 -- War of the Worlds (drama) -- Epix

Feb. 16 -- Washington (documentary) -- History

Below are video trailers and premiere dates for several shows debuting the week of Feb. 3 to Feb. 9 on cable networks and streaming services (for some videos, viewer discretion is advised):

Feb. 11 -- Cherish The Day (drama) -- OWN

Feb. 13 -- Narcos: Mexico (drama) -- Netflix

Feb. 13 -- Stuck With You (drama) -- UMC

Feb. 14 -- High Fidelity (dramedy) -- Hulu

Feb. 14 -- Utopia Falls (drama/musical) -- Hulu

Feb. 14 -- Visible: Out on Television (documentary series) -- Apple TV+

Feb. 14 -- Zombies 2 (movie) -- Disney

Feb. 16 -- Outlander (drama) -- Starz

Feb. 16 -- War of the Worlds (drama) -- Epix

Feb. 16 -- Washington (documentary) -- History

Da’Vine Joy Randolph is on a roll. She stars in Hulu series High Fidelity, a reimagining of Nick Hornby’s 1995 novel, alongside Zoë Kravitz, who is executive producer. Randolph plays Kravitz’s boisterous friend Cherise. The series premieres Feb. 14.

Randolph, who starred in the Netflix film Dolemite is My Name alongside Eddie Murphy, has also appeared in Fox’s Empire, TBS’s People of Earth and Showtime’s On Becoming a God in Central Florida. In 2012, she was nominated for a Tony Award for her role in Broadway’s Ghost the Musical.

Randolph spoke with Multichannel News about High Fidelity and the increasing appeal of streaming services to African-American viewers.

MCN: What drew you to High Fidelity?
Da’Vine Joy Randolph: When Zoë came on board, I had a certain idea of what this was going to be, and as we got to break it down and go deeper into the story, [Hulu] allowed us to go into detail and really figure out these characters. The characters are not stereotypes but are complex — this one is vulnerable or that one is awkward — and there are more sides to the characters. What I also loved about it wasn’t about colorism; I hope people see that it never shows up, and that’s huge.

MCN: You worked with Netflix on Dolemite is My Name. Are streaming services like Netflix making inroads in providing content that’s representative of people of color?
DJR: I had a great experience coming off of Netflix, and I think [Netflix] developing the derivative of “Strong Black Lead” [a Netflix marketing and media initative] is huge. That is a very conscious effort by them to promote their representation efforts.

MCN: Are you finding this time in your career as the best time to be an actress given all the outlets developing original scripted content?
DJR: I think you have to get in where you fit in, so that [eventually] you can create what you love. I think you are blessed when you get opportunities like this — it doesn’t always happen.

High Fidelity, a series based on the 2005 novel by Nick Hornby, begins on Hulu Feb. 14. Zoe Kravitz stars in a series about a record store owner in Brooklyn, who revisits her past relationships through music. 

There are 10 episodes. 

Kravitz plays the record shop owner, and is an executive producer. 

Da’Vine Joy Randolph, David H. Holmes, Jake Lacy and Kingsley Ben-Adir are also in the cast. 

Hornby’s novel was about a cranky male record store owner in London with a thing for top-five lists and obscure rock music. John Cusack played Rob in the 2000 film, directed by Stephen Frears. 

Hornby is an executive producer on the SundanceTV series State of the Union. His other novels include About a Boy and Juliet, Naked. His memoir is called Fever Pitch. 

About a Boy was adapted into a comedy on NBC, where it lasted for two seasons. 

Next up for Hornby is a novel called Just Like You, which is a contemporary love story set amidst the Brexit age. 

High Fidelity was initially to stream on Disney+.