FX on Hulu’s ’Devs’ is a mind-bending sci-fi series with elements of futuristic horror, directed by Alex Garland of ’Ex Machina’ fame.

Devs is coming to Hulu on Thursday, Mar. 5, as part of FX on Hulu. The series is created by director Alex Garland, and stars Sonoya Mizuno, Nick Offerman, Jin Ha, Zach Grenier, and Alison Pill.

Wondering when Devs Will be on Hulu? From who's in Devs cast and what Devs is about to Devs' trailer and reviews, here's what you need to know about the FX on Hulu show.

Sci-fi favorite Alex Garland ("Annihilation," "Ex Machina") writes and directs "Devs," an eight-episode FX on Hulu show that blends the best of both. Watch Party Newsletter Best TV shows of 2025 ...

This is a review for the first two episodes of limited series Devs, which premieres Thursday, March 5 on Hulu - as part of "FX on Hulu." FX on Hulu kicks off this week with a new streaming oasis ...

'Devs' creator Alex Garland breaks down the FX on Hulu drama. By Josh Wigler Contributor A grave distraction from a quiet rise.” The first two installments of the FX on Hulu limited series were ...

“Devs” premieres on Thursday, March 5, on FX on Hulu. And the FX on Hulu brand launches on March 2, making Hulu the streaming home for series from the FX network.

Alongside the debut of Alex Garland’s acclaimed “Devs” on March 5, consumers can experience the premiere of the new initiative, which is only available to Hulu subscribers.

Oscar-nominated pro Jake Roberts details the narrative tricks he pulled in 'Devs,' the Silicon Valley-set limited series from Alex Garland for FX on Hulu.

'Devs,' the FX on Hulu series from Alex Garland, is a confounding and mesmerizing trip into a scary near-future. Alan Sepinwall's review ...

Alex Garland‘s ‘Devs,’ starring Nick Offerman and Sonoya Mizuno, has launched as FX on Hulu’s first original series. The sci-fi show oozes futuristic paranoia and pairs a beautifully ...

"Devs" is Alex Garland's aesthetically mesmerizing and engrossing modern horror story FX on Hulu's limited series is defined by its chilly, logical beauty, and its strange interpretation of reality ...