Emmy Rossum leads the furious TV show as FBI agent Alice Black, and Hulu put the first three episodes online at 12 a.m. ET on Monday, July 27. The launch gives viewers an immediate start to the serial-killer pursuit at the center of the series.
Rossum on Alice Black
Emmy Rossum plays Alice Black, the FBI agent pulled into the chase for Catherine. That setup puts the series on the same week’s TV board with a built-in hook: the opening stretch arrives in a single drop, not a one-episode tease.
Episodes 1-3 are the whole available start point at premiere, which means the show gives viewers enough runway to judge its pace, tone, and central pairing without waiting for a weekly sample. For anyone trying to decide whether to start now or wait, the first three episodes are the practical entry point.
Catherine and the pursuit
Lola Petticrew plays Catherine, who is described as a serial killer targeting predatory men. That framing pushes Furious away from a routine chase setup and into a more complicated duel, because Alice Black is not tracking an ordinary offender; she is being drawn toward a figure the series treats as morally unstable from the start.
The show is positioned with a tone that echoes Killing Eve and Mare of Easttown, with a simmering feminist fury. That combination signals a series built on investigation and character pressure rather than simple procedural momentum, and it makes the first three episodes the most efficient place to test whether the mix lands.
July 27 on Hulu
Monday, July 27 at 12 a.m. ET was the release moment, and Hulu is where the series sits. The timing matters for viewers who track new TV by release night: the premiere arrived as a midnight drop, so the opening run was available from the start of the day rather than staggered across the week.
What comes next is the open question the premiere leaves behind. The source does not lay out the release pattern for later episodes, so the first three episodes are the immediate proof of concept for the show’s mix of Rossum, Petticrew, and the serial-killer premise.
