Fantastic news, Hugh fans! Earlier today the official twitter for The Path announced that season two of the series would be coming in 2017. See that below:

Various news outlets continued with articles of the announcement, you can view those below.

Hulu Renews The Path and The Mindy Project
Fresh off reports that Hulu’s subscriber growth is decelerating—it increased from nine to 12 million over the past year, down from the 50 percent growth over the previous year—the streaming giant announced some good news that might help boost those numbers: it’s renewing both The Path and The Mindy Project.

We’re particularly excited about the former, as The Path has been one of our favorite shows of the year to date. The Aaron Paul-starring drama, which will now see a second season, deals with a cult called Meyerism and has thus far done an excellent job of handling issues such as religion and familial intimacy. If you haven’t seen it yet, it’s not too late to jump into the first season and catch up before it ends on May 25.

The Mindy Project , meanwhile, seems to have settled in nicely on Hulu after moving over from Fox. The show will continue into a fifth season of exploring the life and times of its titular character, who now has a son named Leo.

As for series and films coming to Hulu this month, we’ve got you covered.

‘The Path’ Renewed For Season 2 By Hulu
Six weeks into its freshman run, Hulu’s The Path has been renewed for a second season. The streaming service is expected to announce the pickup at its upfront presentation in New York this morning. The Path, starring Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan and Hugh Dancy, is Hulu’s first ongoing original series. It has been renewed after launching to strong reviews from critics.

Created by Jessica Goldberg, The Path comes from Hulu sibling Universal Television and Jason Katims’ True Jack Prods. Goldberg executive produces with True Jack’s Katims and Michelle Lee. The series follows a family at the center of a controversial cult as they struggle with relationships, faith and power. Episode 7 is being released today, with the season finale slated for May 25 when all episodes from the first season will be available to stream on Hulu.

The Path will be joined by Hulu’s upcoming drama series Shut Eye starring Jeffrey Donovan, Chance starring Hugh Laurie, and The Handmaid’s Tale starring Elisabeth Moss.

Hulu Renews ‘The Path’ and ‘The Mindy Project’ — Indiewire’s Wednesday Rundown
Ahead of its official Upfronts presentation this morning, Hulu has renewed two of its biggest critical darlings: “The Path” and “The Mindy Project.” Cult drama “The Path” premiered earlier this year to strong reviews. Indiewire even called it the best new drama of the year so far.

The series stars Aaron Paul and Michelle Monaghan as a married couple living in a spiritual cult, presided over by Hugh Dancy. As the husband begins to have doubts about the society in which they live, their marriage is thrown into disarray, all while the group’s leader takes desperate measures to solidify his power. “The Mindy Project,” meanwhile, will return for a fifth season. Hulu saved the comedy series after FOX canceled it, and it’s currently wrapping up its fourth season on the streaming platform.

– Anna Kendrick, Seth Rogen, Emma Watson and a slew of other stars will take part in NBC’s second annual ‘Red Nose Day Special.’ The show will raise money for children living in poverty, and will be broadcast live on Thursday, May 26.

– The Seattle International Film Festival has announced it full lineup. Highlights include a Centerpiece Gala for “Gleason” and a Closing Night fete for “The Dressmaker.” The festival will also honor Viggo Mortensen with the SIFF Outstanding Achievement in Acting Award and will screen his “Captain Fantastic.” Other highlights on the slate include an Opening Night Gala for “Cafe Society” and screenings of “Holding the Man,” “Radio Dreams” and “Mr. Gaga.” This year’s SIFF takes place from May 19 – June 12. You can check out the full lineup here.

– The IFP Marcie Bloom Fellowship in Film has started taking applications for 2016-17. The fellowship is available to four graduating students who want to work in the New York film community. The unique program was started by Marcie Bloom, a former Co-President and Co-Founder of Sony Pictures Classics. Once a month fellows will meet with Bloom and a special guest at her Upper West Side apartment. Past guests have included Elvis Mitchell, Gillian Robespierre, Christine Vachon, Glen Basner, Bennett Miller and other NYC film producers, directors, writers and leaders. Applications are due by June 23rd, 2016.

‘The Path’ Renewed for Season 2 at Hulu
Hulu has seen the light when it comes to The Path.

The drama series about a family wrapped up in a cult-like religious movement has been renewed for a second season. The Universal Television series created by Jessica Goldberg (“Parenthood”) wraps its 10-episode first season on May 25.

The series stars Aaron Paul and Michelle Monaghan as a married couple struggling to hold their family together after one of them begins to have grave doubts about the movement. Hugh Dancy plays the charismatic leader who is intent on solidifying his power as the group’s second-generation spiritual force.
The renewal was expected, given the show’s solid reception from critics and the buzz created by its provocative premise.

Goldberg is exec producer of the series with Jason Katims and Michelle Lee of True Jack Productions.

Hulu confirmed the renewal on the same day the streaming service plans to unveil its 2016-17 season programming plans at its upfront presentation in New York on Wednesday.

‘The Path’ Renewed for Second Season at Hulu
Hulu is staying course on The Path.

The streaming service has renewed the Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan and Hugh Dancy drama for a second season, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

Picked up straight to series, The Path — inspired by writer/showrunner Jessica Goldberg’s personal spiritual journey — hails from Universal Television and prolific producer Jason Katims (Parenthood).

Based on a script Katims and his studio-based True Jack head of development Michelle Lee created with Goldberg last year, The Path examines a family at the center of a controversial faith-based movement struggling with relationships, marriage and power. Each hourlong episode will take an in-depth look at what it means to choose between the life we live and the life we want. (No, it’s not Scientology.)

The Path marks Hulu’s latest ongoing scripted drama series and extends the streamer’s relationship with Universal Television, which produces Fox import The Mindy Project and whose cable-focused arm handles Billy Eichner’s Difficult People. The Path is also the latest collaboration for Goldberg with Katims and Lee following her two-season run on NBC family drama Parenthood. The streamer also has dramas Shut Eye, Chance and newly ordered The Handmaid’s Tale.

For Katims, meanwhile, The Path — the Friday Night Lights alum’s first streaming project — comes as he has CBS drama pilot Bunker Hill in contention as well as Showtime anthology Mating.

The Path renewed for season 2 on Hulu
Hulu wants to take fans further down The Path. The streaming service has picked up the drama for a second season.

The show, which stars Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan, and Hugh Dancy, follows a man (Paul) struggling with his faith in a religious movement called Meyerism. The Path also explores the effect of the group, which some would call a cult, on his family.

Created by Jessica Goldberg (Parenthood) and executive-produced by Friday Night Lights alum Jason Katims, The Path will conclude its inaugural, 10-episode season on May 25.

The Path Renewed for Season 2 at Hulu
Hulu is staying the course with The Path, renewing the spiritually-tinged drama for Season 2.

The streaming service made the announcement Wednesday morning at its Upfront presentation in New York. The pickup comes seven weeks into the series’ 10-episode rookie season (the Season 1 finale airs May 25).

The Path — which counts Parenthood and Friday Night Lights EP Jason Katims as an exec producer and stars Aaron Paul, Michelle Monaghan and Hugh Dancy — follows a family at the center of a controversial Scientology-esque cult as they struggle with relationships, faith and power.