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Streaming deals always make a big splash during major shopping events like Black Friday, but some streaming services make a much bigger splash than others. Well consider us completely drenched, because Hulu's famous $0.99 Black Friday deal is back.

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SEE ALSO: The best Black Friday streaming deals so far: Peacock, Max, Paramount+, and more

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