Hulu is giving us some major '90s flashbacks right now.
That's because the streaming service just picked up the video-on-demand rights to some of the TV shows from ABC's "TGIF" programming block.
Hulu subscribers will be able to watch every episode of "Full House," "Family Matters," "Hangin' With Mr. Cooper," "Step by Step" and "Perfect Strangers."
Hulu worked out the deal with Warner Bros. So "TGIF" content owned by other distributors — like "Boy Meets World" — won't be included.
Hulu's pickup of "Full House" will certainly make it even more of a rival for Netflix, which revived the '90s series last year. It will be releasing the third season of "Fuller House" around the same time in September that Hulu releases its "TGIF" lineup.
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