A brand new crime drama has everyone talking as viewers brand it a "gripping watch"16:38, 29 Jul 2026A thrilling crime drama series has left viewers "addicted" as they call for more episodes to be released immediately.‌Just this week, Hulu and Disney Plus dropped a brand new thrilling crime drama titled Furious, which follows an FBI agent, Alice Black (Emmy Rossum) on the hunt for a mysterious and calculating female serial killer.‌A synopsis teases: "Both walk their own paths toward justice, and as their lives start to intertwine, the line between right and wrong begins to blur."‌Already, in just two days since it has been released, viewers cannot stop talking about the show, which has found itself crowned as the "best" so far this year, reports OK!.Taking to TikTok, one viewer said in a video: "Trust me right now, after watching that first episode you are going to be hooked", as they later added: "It's such a gripping watch."‌Another commented: "I'm addicted." A third person stated: "Watched the first three episodes of furious and it's probably my favourite show of this year already."A fourth begged: "Need more episodes ASAP."In another video, one TV reviewer recommended the new watch as they said: "I've just watched them all one after the other. If all eight episodes would've been on there I would not have stopped watching till I finished because it's honestly brilliant. I'm loving it."‌Another echoed: "OMG it's so good watched it last night."Over on X, one person said: "1.5 eps in and I think I’m going to love this because I LOVE seeing stories about people getting what they deserve!!!!"‌Another penned: "#Furious on Hulu is really, really good. Highly recommend", as a third commented: "#Furious is truly one of the best new original series this year."However, in bad news for fans, only the first three episodes are available to stream right now, with new instalments being released every week on a Monday.In total, there will be eight episodes released - but the show has already garnered an impressive 100% rating on Rotten Tomatoes.Article continues belowStarring Emmy Rossum, Lola Petticrew, Scoot McNairy, Quincy Tyler Bernstine and Jake Lacy, Furious was created, written and executive produced by Elizabeth Meriwether.The series so far has drawn strong comparisons to Killing Eve with its female leads, however, it draws from a markedly different source than the BBC adaptation.Furious is available to stream on Hulu and Disney Plus