Hulu Renews All's Fair for Second Season

Hulu has renewed the legal drama series "All's Fair" for a second season, just weeks after its premiere, thanks to strong viewership numbers that overshadowed mixed critical reception.

The announcement came as the first season, which debuted on November 4, approaches its two-episode finale on December 9. Created by Ryan Murphy along with Jon Robin Baitz and Joe Baken, the show follows a group of female divorce attorneys who depart a male-dominated firm to launch their own practice in Los Angeles. The series explores high-stakes breakups, hidden scandals, and evolving relationships both in the courtroom and among the team, where financial power and personal battles collide.

In its first three days of streaming, "All's Fair" drew 3.2 million global views, calculated as total viewing minutes divided by runtime, marking Hulu's largest premiere for an original scripted series in three years. It launched at the top of Hulu's viewership chart and has remained on the streamer's Top 15 list every day since. The show's social media presence has been robust, generating more than 7 billion impressions and 190 million video views in its initial weeks.

Critics have been largely unfavorable,...