The anticipated crime thriller, Furious, finally landed on our TV screens this week – and viewers are already hooked.
The Hulu Original series kicked off with its first three episodes, and it's already being hailed by audiences as the "best new series in a long time".
© DisneyThe eight-parter follows FBI agent Alice Black, who becomes obsessed with tracking down a cunning female serial killer.
If, like me, you love a good cat and mouse thriller – particularly when it involves a formidable Killing Eve-style agent vs killer dynamic – you might want to check out Furious. But before you hit play, find out more about the show below.
What have viewers and critics said about Furious?
Viewers have flooded social media with praise for the series. One person hailed it as "sensational," while another said they were hooked just five minutes into the first episode.
A third viewer penned: "I couldn't wait to get home so I could binge the 3-episode series premiere of Furious on Hulu. So far, so good. Emmy Rossum is a powerhouse. Her ability to anchor a show and deliver such a nuanced, gripping performance reminds you just how incredible her range is," while another wrote: "Watched all 3 episodes in a day and it's one of the best new series out there."
© DisneyThe critical response has been equally positive, with The Guardian handing out four stars, hailing the show as "enormously entertaining TV that demands you pay attention," while The Times also offered a four-star review of the "relentless, mesmerising" series.
What is Furious about?
Created by Elizabeth Meriwether (New Girl, The Dropout), the series follows FBI agent Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) as she hunts down a "mysterious and calculating" female serial killer.
The synopsis continues: "Both walk their own paths toward justice, and as their lives start to intertwine, the line between right and wrong begins to blur."
© DisneyAudiences can anticipate a "huge twist" at the end of the season, according to show creator Elizabeth Meriwether. "I genuinely want people to be on the edge of their seat," she told Entertainment Weekly.
"I want people to be constantly surprised and uncomfortable in a fun, interesting way. I just want it to be a rip-roaring good time for people."
Who stars in Furious?
Emmy Rossum (Shameless) and Lola Petticrew (Say Nothing) lead the series as FBI agent Alice Black and serial killer Catherine, respectively.
© DisneyThey're joined by Scoot McNairy (Narcos: Mexico), Quincy Tyler Bernstine (Power) and Jake Lacy (The White Lotus).
How to watch Furious
The first three episodes of Furious are available to stream on Hulu in the U.S. and Disney+ in the UK and internationally. New episodes will be released weekly.
More cat and mouse thrillers to stream now
- Cape Fear – Inspired by Martin Scorsese's iconic 1991 film, this gripping thriller stars Amy Adams and Patrick Wilson as married attorneys whose lives begin to unravel when the notorious killer they put behind bars, Max Cady (Javier Bardem), is let out of prison – and wants revenge. Watch on Apple TV.
© Apple TV- The Day of the Jackal – Eddie Redmayne stars as a highly elusive assassin, Jackal, who makes his living carrying out hits for the highest fee. Watch on Sky, NOW TV or Peacock in the US.
- Killing Eve – Jodie Comer achieved international fame thanks to her portrayal of stylish assassin Villanelle in this addictive spy thriller from Phoebe Waller-Bridge.The series follows MI5 officer Eve Polastri (played by Sandra Oh), who is assigned to track down a psychopathic killer, Villanelle, and soon finds herself caught in an epic game of cat and mouse. Watch on BBC iPlayer.
