What's coming to Hulu in June 2021 – and what's leaving

The premiere of the second season of 'Love, Victor' is one of the many exciting arrivals hitting Hulu this June.

“WeWork: Or the Making and Breaking of a $47 Billion Unicorn” follows the rise and fall of the troubled company and its magnetic co-founder Adam Neumann.The series picks up after Victor came out to his parents in last season's dramatic finale.

The trailer for the new season shows the teen seeking acceptance and support from his parents, navigating his relationship with his boyfriend Benji , balancing high school friendships and more. Some more buzzworthy titles coming to the service include season 2 of"DAVE," the new Hulu original horror"False Positive" starring Ilana Glazer and Justin Theroux, and a new episode of"The New York Times Presents" --"Who Gets To Be an Influencer?"

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