Futurama Season 13 Gets First Look Images as Hulu Shifts to Binge Premiere for September Release Date

Hulu is shaking up its schedule for Futurama Season 13 when it premieres September 15, 2025.

As reported by Variety, the switch-up will see the classic sci-fi comedy show change its release plan from weekly episode drops to an all-in-one launch, allowing viewers to binge the entire season in one day if they choose. That means all of Season 13’s 10 episodes will be available to watch at 5 p.m. PT / 8 p.m. ET when that September release date arrives for Hulu subscribers.

That release date is still a few months away, but if you just can’t wait to see more, you can check out a few first-look images shared by Variety below.

Hulu released a description for Futurama Season 13: “Bender is rampaging out of control! A volcano is about to explode! Fry confronts a rival for Leela’s love! And Dr. Zoidberg is rising up to heaven?! The excitement might be too much! You’ve been warned… it’s an all new season of Futurama!”

Futurama’s history on TV has been a bit complicated. It first aired on Fox in the late ‘90s before bouncing over to Comedy Central in 2010. Fans continued to tune in to see characters like Fry, Bender, Leele, and more before it was finally canceled there in 2013. David X. Cohen and Matt Groening’s popular animated show remained in cryosleep for nearly 10 years before Hulu finally cracked open its plans for Futurama Season 11 in 2022.

It’s a revival strategy that’s panned out, with Hulu reporting via Nielsen that Futurama landed among the top 10 streaming originals in 2024. The release schedule shake up will mark yet another change for the long-running series when all episodes arrive on one day, though it is worth noting that FXX is still set to slowly roll out Season 13 with two episodes a week starting September 15.

Futurama Season 13 will continue Hulu’s revival efforts, with Season 14 set to push Fry and company even further in 2026. For more, you can read our 6/10 Futurama Season 11/revival review and our 5/10 Season 12 review.

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